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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2660, 17 November 1923, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Every man, every woman, every eiiilrl of tlje millions who have read flie hook will live again Hi rough the romance and breathless adventures of Maurice Tourneurs in “LORNA DOONE.” ’ “LORNA DOONE." Adapted from the famous classic by It. D. Blaekomre. As sweet as n splendid dream come true. Mermaid Comedy: “FREE AND EASY." Prices 1/- and I/f>, children half-price. Extra : “In the Days of Buffalo Bill." MONDAY! MONDAY! “THE LURE OF EGYPT.” A scientist and his daughter were lured to Egypt to find the diamonds and the.jewels in the tomh of an old dead king. A painter was lured to Egypt to decipher the markings on the stone. A romantic adventuress was lured to Egypt in quest of heart conquests. A prince was lured to Egypt to plot and plan for the secret tomh. You’ll he amazed and startled at the vivid action and exotic flavour, the climax drama and lavish sets. Prices fld and 1 ■ / li, children as usual. Great Pictures von must not miss: “The Abysmal Brute.” Reginald Denny: Anita Stewart in “Her Mad Bargain.” Mae Murray in “Judith of Bethulin." EOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. REDUCTION TN PRICE OF GAS. 'VOTB’E is hereby given that an all-round reduction in the pricy of gas of lOd per 1.000 cu.ft. will he made in respect of all gas consumed from the Ist Iteeciuher. 1 02. j. Wim. TRUEMAN, Town Clerk. EOXTON STOCK SALE. Messrs abrai-iam and williams LTD., will sell at the Sale Yards, Eoxton, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER UHh, 1023 at 1. p.m. ■1 fat bullocks -1 fat cows 10 store cows 20 mixed cattle to he dratted 12 15-mos. heifers, r.w.b. GREAT UNITED MISSION. Conducted by Mr. W. J. Mains. LAST NIGHT OF THE MISSION SUNDAY NIGHT, Song Service at 7.30 p.m. Address at 8 p.m. Hymn Sheets provided. A GREAT PREACHER WITH A GREAT MESSAGE. COME AND HEAR HIM! 1 IOETiCULTORAL SUMMER SHOW. TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23rd. 3 to 5 and 7 to .10 p.m. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children lid, Members by ticket. (fake and Sweets Stall, lee Cream. Garden Entries close on FRIDA It, Kith inst., with Mr Christie. Other entries close at Ross Buildings on THURSDAY, 22nd., at 8 p.m. Late entries 1/-, to 0 a.m., at the Hall on Friday. SIX TROPHIES. POINTS PRIZES TOTALLING Hi 15/-, SPECIAL PRIZES AMOUNTING TO OVER

£l2. GREAT CARNIVAL al TOWN HALL, FOXTON. On THURSDAY, November 22nd., 1928. Selections by Maoriland String Band, and WORLD- REN 0 WNED SIN (JR RS. ■ COMIC SKETCHES. lIAKAS AND I*ol DANCES. Doors Open at 7.30, Curtain Rises at 8 pan. Admission 3/- and 2/-. r pHE latest in bulbing caps, ladies’ and children’s, from 1/- to 7/11. Bathing Sails from 3/11, children’s from 1/11, at the C. M. Ross Co. Milton player-piano. Faithfully constructed, thoroughly reliable. So simple a child may play. Coles’, Palmers tou North Sole Agents. MUSIC. —Protect your Music and Songs by having them Bound in Book form at moderate cost. ‘•Herald’’ Job-Printing Department. |?OR QUICK SALE.—-Desirable 4roomed residence with conveniences, J acre section, Johnston SI. £3OO. Apply this office. Wa NTED at Fox ton Beach, Easter week, three-roomed cottage, whare or 3 rooms with conveniences. Apply ‘‘Seaside,” Crofton, Marton. WANTED.—Two boys to do milking. Machines used. Apply this office. WANTED KNOWN.—Lawns laid out and re-conditioned, Concrete Paths laid down and general jobbing work undertaken. —J. Newth, Hall Street. I?OR SALE. —Quantity of good building timber suitable for houses at the Beach or sheds. —Apply this ollice. For Children’s Hacking Cough, Wood’s Great Peppermint Cure, *