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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLV, Issue 2664, 27 November 1923, Page 3

TOWN HALL. WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! CABARET. BETTY COMPRON in :i love story actually filmed in Hawaii isle of romaneo. “THE WHITE FLOWER.” “THE WHITE FLOWER.” Warm eyed, fiery passioned —halfHawaiian, luilf-English. When this blonde Amerienn girl started calmly to steal her man from her, who could blame her for fighting hack, forget lin" honour, civilisation, everything? REE THE WONDERFUL SURFBOARD RIDING. Two-reel comedy: “Derby Day,” and Gazette and Travelogue. Usual Cabaret prices. Saturday Next: Shirley Mason in “Pawn Ticket No. 210.” Coming: — “Grumpy,” and “Jazz Alania.” ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions, WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! Lon Chaney and Virginia Yalli in “THE SHOCK.” “THE SHOCK.” A Universal Jewel presented by Carl Laemmle. Never before on any screen was such a spectacle presented —the toppling walls and crashing towers of a huge city in the midst of one of the greatest, catastrophes of modern times! And through it all the most beautiful love M<>rv of years! Don’t miss a single foot of it. The wonderful picturisation of the great San Francisco fire of lflOfi. The most awe-inspiring, thrilling spectacle brought to the screen in a decade. Coined v : -‘THE IMPERFECT . LOVER.” Prices 1 - and T/<», children half price. AUCTION SALE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. MONDAY. DECEMBER drd.. at 1.110 p.m. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Messrs mounskv and co„ have received instructions to sell on behalf of Mrs E. Hudson, tit her residence. Johnston St., as above, Ihe whole of her household furnolure and el'leel-, Full details ill next issue. PIT.LIC NOTICE. \d)TICK is hereby given that the Partnership existing between (!. T. Woodroofe end linn- Kies, trading as the Awn lion A net ioneering Compilin’, lias been dissolved as from November 2<»lh., P>2.L The business will be earned on in future by G. T. Woodroofe, to whom nil acrounls must be paid. G. T. WOODROOFE, HANS RIES. MUNICIPAL BY-ELECTION. the Burgesses, Ladies and Gentlemen. —1 have consent ml to nomination to fill flic aveancy on the Borough Council at the forthcoming By-elect ion. In doing so I may remind you that 1 have previously served you in the capacity of Councillor and as one who has large, interests in the borough, you can rely upon my best services in the interests of the Borough as a whole, should you honour me with your confidence. Yours etc., R.. J. THOMPSON.

FOXTON HARBOUR BOARD. “TE WHARANGI” THE POPULAR AND SUNNY SEASIDE RESORT, THE MOST ATTRACTIVE RIVER FORESHORE AND SAFE OCEAN BEACH. “BOATING, BATHING, FISHING, TENNIS AND MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS IN SEASON. Messrs John Moiuisey and Co., acting under instructions from the FOXTON HARBOUR BOARD, will sell by Public Auction at their Rooms, PALMERSTON NORTH, the separate lease of SPLENDID 1 ()7 SPLENDID SECTIONS 107 SECTIONS On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th, at I p.ui. AS the number of sections to be offered is very limited and as the demand for sections is becoming more excessive than formerly, prospective buyers are earnestly solicited to strictly adhere to the principle of “one owner one section.” Inflation of rentals by speculative purchasers is absolutely discouraged as it is detrimental to the welfare of those who are genuinely in search of NATURE’S GIFT. These allotments are situated on the beautiful foreshore at the mouth of the Manawatu River, about 3 miles from Foxton, and are accessible by excellent road which cost several thousands of pounds to construct and maintain. Plans and terms of lease may be obtained at the office of Messrs John Mounsey and Co. (Palmerston North), and also at the office of the Foxton Harbour Board. WANTED. —A reliable girl or woman to do housework. Apply this office. Wanted TO RENT. —4-roomed house, handy to town. Apply this office. Wanted. —A youth for dairyfarm near Foxton. Apply this oftiee.