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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2564, 7 April 1923, Page 3

ROYAL, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Jackie Coogan in “MY BOY.” He has a hundred new smiles for you. You ought to see him shimmy with a hurdy-gurdy. Extra: “ROBINSON CRUSOE.” Comedy: “SNOOKY’S FRESH HEIR,” Prices: Is and Is (id plus tax, children half-price. MONDAY! MONDAY! “THE FOUR JUST MEN.”' A picture without a woman. Don’t [ miss it. A novelty picture. Prices as usual. TUESDAY! TUESDAY! “FOOLISH WIVES.” A Risque Classic of Erring Women and a Man Devil. Prices 2/- and 1/- plus tax. Persons under sixteen not admitted. Commencing at 7.45; doors open at 7.15. The First Real Million Dollar Pic-

hire ever Made. MASONIC lIALL. MONDAY, APRIL 91 h, at 8 p.m. Dance will be held under (lie auspices of the Senior ('o-opera-tive League. First-class Music, Supper and Floor. Admission: Ladies 1 /-, Cents 2/-. 11. WILLIAMS, Secretary. WANGANUI EDUCATION BOARD! ANNUAL MEETINGS OF HOUSEHOLDERS. The Annual Meetings of Householders for the election of School Committees for the ensuing year will be held in the respective schools on MONDAY, Kith April, at S p.m. Nominations, signed by the proposers mid the candidates, are to be delivered to the Chairmen of the School Committees by 8 p.m. on MONDAY, !)lh April. Except in the case of those schools which had an average attendance of more than 120 for the year 1022, nominations nine also be made at the annual meetings. Immediately after the annual meetings each newly elected Committee shall meet and elect a Chairman. W. H. SWANGER, Secretary. Wanganui, Kith March, 1923. 14A. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. LOST POLICY. having been supplied of the loss of policy numbered 1599(i0 in the books of this Department on the lile ot Matthew Walker, of Foxton. Storekeeper 1 lierebv give notice ol my intention to issue, at the expiry of two weeks from this date, a copy to take the place thereof, unless objection be previously lodged. .j. IT. RICHARDSON, Government Insurance Commissioner. Wellington, April 7, 1923. "foxton BOROUGH COUNCIL SUPPLEMENTARY ROLL. J Hereby give notice that the District: Electors’ Roll (Supplementary List) will finally (dose, on 'THURSDAY, the 12th day of April, 1923, at 5.0 p.m. Wm. 'TRUEMAN, Town Clerk. .1. A. HOFMANN, UNDERTAKER. UP-TO-DATE MOTOR HEARSE. | have now installed an up-to-date Motor Hearse, which will enable me to carry out undertaking work in any part of the district in the most satisfactory manner. All branches of this work will be undertaken and artificial wreaths can also lie supplied.

MAYORAL ELECTION. To THE ELECTORS OF THE BOH Of Ml OF FOXTON. I,A DIES AND GENTLEMEN At tlu' request of numerous ratepavers, I urn u Candidate Co,- Hie Mayoralty at tlie election next month, . 1 was Mayor of Masterton for several years, where I gained Municipal experience which I hope, may he useful to push Foxton aliend. 1 shall Hike an opportunity, before the election, of placing before you my views on Borough matters. p. L. TIOLLINGS, Solicitor, Foxton. r j\> iATI 1 At the Seaside, immediolelv, a furnished cottage ill sliollereil position, ()LD brassy plateware, antimony, car lamp reflectors replated new with Siiveroid, ‘2/(1. J, Holder, sole agent. WIANTEU TO SELL. —Duplicator for typewriter stencil, takes paper .13 x 81 inches, in good order. Price 30/-. If. Fraidilaud.. Wanted TO SELL—Ladder, about 15 feet, good condition. Apply Herald office, (>)OKING APPLES FOR SALE. Mrs A, Jonson, Avenue road, has good cooking apples for sale. Lost. —A lady's black handbag in Foxton containing money and receipts. Finder rewarded on returning same to this office. WAN TED. —A girl for light household duties. Apply Herald Office.