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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2646, 16 October 1923, Page 3

“Nor aught we blow with breath, or touch with hand, was like that music as it came'' FOXTON SILVER SAND Grand Benefit Concert & Picture Entertainment. By Gratuitous arrangement with the Management of the Royal Theatre. ROYAL THEATRE OCTOBER 16, 1923, TUESDAYI COME ALL “YOU NEED A BAND SO LEND A HAND.” GRAND ORCHESTRA. 17 PERFORMERS. VIOLINS: Mrs Chalk and Messrs M. Francis, S. Small, E. Graham; SWA NEE FLUTE: Mr B. Chalk; Ist. CORNETS: Messrs F. Ebbett, J. Perreau; 2nd. CORNETS: Messrs J. Rider, F. Neville; EUPHONIUM: Mr T. Betty; TENOR TROMBRONE: Mr B. Newtli; BASS TROMBONE: Mr Aitchison; DOUBLE BASS: Mrs H. Osborne;SNAßE DRUM AND TRIANGLE: Mr D. Knewstnbs; PIANIST: Miss E. Patterson; CONDUCTOR: Mr J. Goldcr. MASTER OF CEREMONIES: His Worship the Mayor, J. Chrystall Esq. PROGRAMME.—Part 1. OVERTURE: “Ist Figure Valley of Ferns Waltz,”' Orchestra. ONE-MAN DUET, ITarp and Mouth Organ, “Plantation Melodies,” Mr Tongs. SONG: “Little Mother of Mine,” Miss D. Morgan. SONG: “Yon Gave Your Heart,” Mr B. Chalk. DUET “Hawiian Smiles,” Misses D. Morgan and H. Morgan. SONG: “Message from Home Sweet Home,” Miss F. Chalk. GLEE: “Sweet and Low,” Misses INI. Dunn, R. Dunn, D. Morgan, H. Morgan, E. King, E. Evans, C. Gridin, F. Chalk, Mrs Carmont. CHARACTER SONG : “Missus you’re a liar, I’ve Brought the Coal,” Johnnie Goldcr. QUARTETTE: “Perfect Day,” Misses D. Morgan, H. Morgan, R. Dunn, M. Dunn. SONG: “On the Road to Anywhere,” Mr J. K. Homblow. BALLET: “From Here to Shanghai,” Misses D. Morgan, H. Morgan, M. Dunn, R.. Dunn, M. Patterson, R. Seadden, I. Patterson, N. Scadden and F. Chalk. INTERVAL. (Few Minutes for Thirsty Souls). Part 2. OVERTURE “2nd Figure Valley of Ferns,” Orchestra. BRIEF ADDRESS: His Worship the Mayor (J. Chrystall Esq.) PICTURE DRAMA. Oliver Morosco presents Wheeler Oakman in “ THE HALF-BREED.” i (For particulars see Posters and news columns). PRICES: 2/- and 1/-, Children Half Price. BALCONY PROGRAMME BY THE SILVER BAND AT 7.30. ANGLICAN COMMUNITY FAIR. Thursday & Friday, Nov. 29th, 30th. Really Good News! ONE MONTH MORE TO GET ready what you are making TO GET more words for Word-building Competition TO GET more articles for Utility Class TO GET stronger for the Tug of War TO GET bigger for tlio big pulling Competition TO GET more money to spend at the Fair. ROYAL THEATRE TUESDAY! COME ONE, WORDBUILDING: —See Dr. RowleyUTILITY:—See Mr W. Trueman; TUG-OF-WAR:—See Mr N.ve. n—iii 'hi You are realty building for the future when select Household Hardware here. 3a j Wm it am you Only reliable makers’ goods that U>iU give enduring service through many seasons are stocked here. tgt. ....... , „ Don't struggle along with Jf * tnefficie , and inguffi- jjf ' , ’ cieni utensils. Re- 0/| plenish your Kitchen and Scullery here & j&h 0 -* a minimum •’* * * of coot. -’Sr THORPE & TONGS The Foxton Universal Cash Store Phone 6 ib7W FEILDING PEDIGREE BREEDER’S OPINION. “FATERINE.”. Read carefully the following Testimonial given unsolicited by a local Breeder. “I have pleasure in stating that I have used “FATERINE” now for two seasons on my Pedigree Jersey Calves, and am very satisfied with the results. “In all my experience in raising Pedigree Stock I have never had finer Heifers than I have now, and contribute (he result entirely to “FATERINE.” “I will he very pleased to show any farmers my stock and feel confident that if “FATERINE” is used correctly that farmers cannot fail to get good results. (Signed) A. BANKS & SON. Iviwitea.” N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Distributing Co., Ltd. - - Feilding. — j

FOXTON-LEVIN MOTOR SERVICE. j\ Car will leave Foxton for Levin DAILY (Sundays excepted) as from MONDAY, July 16th, at 7.46 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. to connect with South Trains. FARES. Single 5/-; Return 8/-. (Available for one week). Passengers called for. K. CARTER, Proprietor, Telephone No. 73, Private Residence Futter Street.