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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2722, 17 April 1924, Page 3

-'f <» r TT7 111 A34/U "■ ttw pnimp 3C< m 23 m _i ilOj *era Service ? What Do You Require, in (jo CIVILITY ? He accord it to alt. ATTENTION ? Even the cfii/d you send to purchase a tin of jam from us is carefully served. LOW /'AY(’/:>■ ? O'lnpatc and obtain conviction that it is economical to luiu here. PROMPT DELIVERY f /l trial, />:< «•-*. to prove our service. f'y A. E. TON(j The Universal Car I '. Stow FOXTO N Pla.v TOWN HALL MONDAYS! WEDNESDAYS! SATURDAYS! We scour the world for your enjoyment. SATURDAY! ' SATURDAYI MARY CARR (of “Over the Hill" fame) MILDRED HARRIS, and TYRONE POWER in “THE DARING YEARS” You remember them—life’s most delightful age —when folly was mistress of reason. A smashing seven reeler of the younger generation. A story of reckless youth and mother love. Of college boys & Cabaret girls. “THE DARING *EARS ” Usual prices, 9d and 1/6, children 3d and 6d. MONDAY! MONDAY I The massive ten reel spectacle filmed entirely in Italy by William Fox. Greater than “The Queen of Sheba.” “NERO” A wondbiTul love story proving that beautiful women rule the world. CHARIOT RACES, BATTLE SCENES AND THE BURNING OF ROME , children half-price. Prices ■!/- and

HOROWHENUA RUGBY UNION. FOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! EASTON PARK, SATURDAY, April 19th. Fox-ton v. Wellington (Juniors), at 3 p.m. Admission 1/-. Ladies free. . L. S. CARMICHAEL, Secretary. NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS. Trespassers with dog ,or gun found on the properties of the undersigned will be prosecuted. This notice covers Koputara (Humpie’s) No. 1, No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 lakes. As the portion of Koputara belonging to the Natives is sanded over, they have no shooting. J. W. ROBINSON. Est. J. H. ROBINSON. o.‘ ROBINSON. C. E. ROBINSON. K. W. DALRYMPLE. Foxton, April 11th, 1924. grand" sacred concert. METHODIST CHURCH, FOXTON. THURSDAY, APRIL 17, at 8 p.m. 30 VOICES 30 THE COMBINED FOXTON CHOIRS. Will Render SIR JOHN STAINER’S “THE CRUCIFIXION.” “THE CRUCIFIXION.” SOLOISTS: Basses. —Rev. W. Walton, Messrs S. Head, T. Betty, L. Bullard, W. Bullard. Tenors. —Messrs J. M. Barr and S. H. Poole. Organ. —Mr W. Thornber. Violin.—Mr J. O’Neal, of Wellington. Flute. —Mr Moorman. Conductor, —Mr Harold Osborne. Admission by silver collection. BRICKLAYING AND CONCRETING. J. R. TONGE. 7, Hillary Street. classes of Brick and Concrete work in any part of the district undertaken. Estimates given, workmanship guaranteed. Communications will receive prompt attention. DIGGERS MILK SUPPLY. The MILK AND CREAM, supplied by the above is noted for its richness in Butter-fat, the result of a specially selected Jersey Dairy Herd. The Dairy is noted for its scrupulous cleanliness, which is of paramount importance to the health of the community. v. -McDowell, Proprietor. GRAMAPHONE REPAIRS. etc., ail sues supplied. The leading Gr&maphonea for sale for cash or on terms. Full particulars supplied upon enquiry. R. HOFMANN Union Street, Foxton. AVENUE JERSEY DAIRY. (jU STUMERS of the above Dairy can rely on full supplies of fresh clean milk and cream during the coming winter. All milk supplied is produced on Mr Allerby’s Farm, under his personal supervision from good, high test cows. The herd is noted for its tested supply of butter-fat. Wanted to sell.—7-9 h.p. Hailey Davidson Motorcycle, cheap. JLn splendid condition. —Apply H. Lacey, Mangore, Shannon. *