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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2568, 17 April 1923, Page 3

ROYAL, The Theatre of' Big 1 Attractions. WEDNESDAY! WEDNEEDAY! Phil. Golds! one presents Richard Talma dgo in “LUCKY DAN.” “LUCKY DAN.” The most thrilling stnnt-picture ever filmed. Stunts, Aetion, Thrills. nevei 1 before equalled on the screen. It is against the laws of gravity for a human being lo fly through space without the use of an aeroplane, but after seeing “Lucky Dan” you will agree that Richard TaTnadge is a bird’s onlv rival. "LIU KY DAN.” “LUCKY DAN.” Prices Hd and I (i, plus fax. children as usual. f’cnrng .Saturday : “WHERE IS MY WANDERING "BOY.” TOWN IT ALL WEDN ESI)A Y ! WEDN ESDAY! CABARET. A Paramount Six-Borler. May McAvov in “THE TOP OF NEW YORK.” “THE TOP OF NEW YORK.” A story of Human Appeal. The last picture ever directed by Ihe late Win. D. Taylor who was assassinated in California. Apart from this notoriety the story has been pronounced as one of the most “human” ever put together. Supported bv Mack Sennet! : “The Unhappy Finish.” THURSDAY! THURSDAY! “STRANGE IDOLS." Dustin Earnum, supported liv Chas. Jones in “Pardon My Nerve;” Usual prices. A WAHOIT AUCTIONEERING CO. will sell as under: — ENGLISH \VA REJIOUSEMEN’S BANKRUPT DRAPERY STOCK. £5,000 ALLOTTED TO FOXTON DISTRICT. GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE TO-MORROW AND FOLLOWING DAYS (Commencing at 2 o’clock). AT THE TOWN HALL. AT THE TOWN HALL. AT THE TOWN HALL. 111011-CLASS' ENGLISH AND COLONIAL GOODS. | 5 CASES GENERAL DRAPERY 10 BALES SHEETINGS. INSPECTION INVITED. GOODS ON VIEW MORNING OF SALE. G. K. MILLER, Liquidator, HANS RIES, Auctioneer. WHOLESALE AN*) RETAIL TRADE SUPPLIED. FOXTOX BOROUGH COUNCIL. NOTICE OF SPECIAL ORDER.

is hereby given the following resolution was passed by the Foxlon Borougli Coune.il at a meeting held on the !)th April, 11)23, and will he submitted for confirmation a.s a Special Order at a meeting to be held on the ,14th day of May, 1023, at 7.0 p.m.: “That the words “Or his employees’-' be inserted after the words “Registered Plumber” in Clause 10(i of the By-laws, 1022, the By-law to now read: “No person other than a registered plumber or his employees shall make, cut off, or repair any connection with the Corporation waterworks or lix, remove, alter or replace any pipe, fitting, cistern, or other apparatus, connected with the water supply to any premises.” A copy of the By-law amneded a.s proposed may be inspected at the Town Clerk’s Office, Poston. Win. TRUEMAN, Town Clerk. Dated this 12th April, 1323.