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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2806, 4 November 1924, Page 3

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TOWN HALL. Presenting the pick of the pictures VFDXFSDAY! £ WEDNESDAY! CA BA WET. -James Crime who made "The Covered Wagon,” iias given us another line piclure. This time a comedydrama — “THE FIGHTING COWARD.” “THE FIGHTING COWARD.” Writ ten by Booth Tarkington and enacted hv Cullen Landis, Ernest Torrence, Phyllis Haver and Noah Beery. Star Christie CoiriedyV—“NAVY BLUES.” News. Cabaret prices. S A TURD AY! S AT U R DAY! The star with the biggest following of all —TOM MIX —ia Ihe lirst of his special product ions. Filmed in the Arctic. “XORTII OF THE YUKON.” The remarkable story of a man who travelled llie trail of lost men. Colour photography is used in this picture. ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. WFPX FSDAY! WEDNESDAY! When masks were off crooks stood in Dominos! But the diamond neckluce that a beautiful woman wore w<is' missing'. And hot on- il is recovered you will thrill with excitement and sensations in this romance and mystery screen production. . “DARK STAIRWAYS.” “DARK STAIRWAYS.” Herbert Rawlinsoit with Ruth Dwyer and a big caste. Comedy “TIRED BUSINESS MEX.” Featuring tin* Centuary (lirls. Extra The Last of the series of “The Leather Pushers.” FRIDAY! Eli 1 DAY ! A remarkable drama of AL'rican life, thrilling, gripping, entertaining with SNOWY BAKER and BOOMERAXH, the wonder horse. One of the mo.-t valuable horses in the world. In “EMPIRE BUILDERS.” This is a special Premium Picture, hut will he shown at usual prices. Coming “Flaming Youth, “Within the Law,” Xorma TaJmadgo. “Tundergate,” “Hunchback of Noire Dame,” “Thief of Bagdad,” and “Dorothy Vernon of Hadden Hall.

MANAWATU RABBIT BOARD. THE RABBIT NUISANCE ACT, 1908. ]X Pursuance of the provisions of ill,! si 1)0 VO A el, I. Uio undersigned, do hereby give nolioo that, ii.nl) outstanding Rules due and payable to tJu- above Board by and from the Ratepayers, within the district, are not paid on or before ERIDAY, November 21st, 11)24, Court proceedings f,,r recovery shall forthwith be resorted to. ROOIvE RANCH ME UR A, Rate Collector. 3/11/24. THANKS. T\l l ;S JOHN McCAULEY ami family desire to sincerely tlnml; all those who sent messages of sympathy and Moral tributes- in commotion with their sad bereavement. UEILDINC JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING .MEETING, 30th NOVEMBER & Ist DECEMBER, 1924. Nominations for all events at above race meeting (except 19th Redding Stakes) will be received up till 8.30 p.m. on EIMDAY, 7th November. R. (tOODBEIIKRK, Secretary. Box 45, Podding. WANTED. —Alan or good youtl for dairy Irma. Machines used. Good wages. Apply this office. POUND.—Wristlet waich. Owner can have same on giving description and paying cost of advertisement. Apply this office. WoNDERjEUL value! The 90/- 3garment suit at Ihe C. M. Rosa Co. s in 3 shades of grey, all sizes. UST opened. New range of men’s felt hats, net cash price 9/6 to 52/6 at the C. M. Ross Co. JfINENS, 38im, in good shades at 3/3, and 3/9 net cash price and 30in crepes in 12 shades are two good lines now showing at the C. M. Ross Co. POUND. —■Section of bridge in eddy up river at end of Long Reach, opposite my property. —O. Cull.