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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2681, 10 January 1924, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big 1 Attractions. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! A T\vn-fiste<l red-blooded story of the. Northern lumber entrips. Goldwyn presents “THE MAN FROM LOST RIVER.” “THE MAN FROM LOST RIVER.” Starring House Peters. A story of the north woods, of' red blooded fights, thrills, and man governed by the law of the primitive. Also Mack Sennett Comedy: “THE DUCK HUNTER,” Prices fid and 1/fi, children as usual. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! Big double programme. Anita Stewart in •■A QUESTION OF HONOUR." And the greatest Bnrlest|iie ever made: “THE THREE HUST-GET-TnERE’S." Prices fid and 1/fi, children as usual. MA NA W A TU-OR OT r A RIVER DISTRICT. ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF THE BOA RD. AT the election for one Member of the Bottl'd, for the Oman Sub-Divi-sion of the Alarmwatu-Orntia District, held by me on the Bill January, 102-1, the following were the number of votes recorded for each of the candidates: —- William B. Y. Pearce, ... fi Hedley Wilton 43 T therefore declare Hedley Wilton duly elected as Member of the Board for' the Oroua Sub-Division of the said District. At the election for two Members for the Kai range Sub-Division of the said District held by me on (be Sth .January, 1024. tire following were (lie number of voles recorded for each candidate: — Maitland Frederick Anderson 34 Niels Peter Nielsen 20 William B. V. Pearce .... 17 T therefore declare Maitland Frederick Anderson and Niels Peter Nielsen In be duly elected as Members for the Board for the Kairanga, Sub-Division of (lie said District. At the election for two Members for the Afoul on Sub-Division of Iho said District held by me on the Bill January, 1024. the following were the number of votes recorded for each candidate: — Walter Stephens Carter . . o2 Bernard Gapper Gower .. 43 William Henry Smith ... 40 I therefore declare Walter Stephens Carter and Bernard Gapper Gower to he duly elec fed as Members of the Board for the Afontoa Sub-Division of the said District. R. H. SPENCER, Returning Officer. Palmerston N., filh Januory, 1924. SWEETS! SWEETS! BUY YOUR SWEETS AT DESMOND’S, DESMOND’S, THE SHOP FOR VALUE. Next Post Ollic.e and at Ibe Town Hall, Foxton. All 1 be best makes of Confectionery and Biseitiis stocked. Fancy Boxed ami Loose Chocolates it, great variety. ’Ninas Blockings and Novell its. FOXTON-LEVIN MOTOR SERVICE. Proprietor: Mr I - ROUT. Leave Fox ton 7.20 n.m. and 3.20 |Mii. Leave Levin after the arrival of the New Plymouth Express in ihe morning and the Palmerston North uptrain in Ihe evening. Passengers called for. FARES: Single 4/6, Return 7/-. DIGGERS' MILK SUPPLY. ( Customers of am Diggers’ Milk Supply can rely on obtaining milk of the. best quality throughout the summer monihs by a twice daily delivery Ihroughout the borough. This, Inge!her with cleanliness, ensures Ihe best service under all conditions. This dairy is the pioneer milk supply of Fox lon and its reputation is ,-lill uurnclh-d. v. McDowell, Proprietor. COLEY STREET FRUIT STORE. PEACHES! PEACHES! PEACHES! APRICOTS! APRICOTS! B\ ilit- Ca.-e ‘>r l»y Ihe Round. ('fi,dec New Season’s Fruit now arriving. Place, your order.-- EARLY. 0. P. WALKER. WANTED. —A youth for dairy farm, machines used. Apply Mrs J. Shaw, Marotiri. LSJC. Pnuect your Music and Songs by having them Bound in Book form al moderate cost. "Herald” Job-Printing Department. WANTED—A boy for dairy farm, musi he able to milk. Good wages and home lo .--uitable hoy. Apply J< P. Allerby. Avenue ltd., Foxton, or ring ’phone 80. WANTED. —Twenty-live W a i tree - ses for Foxton Races. Al. E. Perreuu, Foxton.