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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 2813, 20 November 1924, Page 3

CARNIVAL NOTES ♦ Look out tor Military Display, Games, etc., Easton Park on WEDNESDAY, November ‘26th. Combined effort of the four Queen Coinmil lees to arouse interest of the citizens of Fox ton in the Artillery Camp on racecourse, and to also raise funds for the Band Carnival. Entrance to Park 1/-, cars 1/-. * * * Citizens Shop Day SATURDAY, November 22nd. Competitions of all kinds. All donations can be left at the Citizens’ Shop, Moutoa Buildings.

Citizen* announce a dance in the Masonic Hall on SATURDAY, 22nd. Roll up Girls and give ihe Boys in on nip a pood time. * * * Fire Brigade announce a Grand Concert in the Royal Theatre on TO-MORROW NIGHT. The concert promises to he quite unique, parti- ( nlars of which appear in the advertising column. * * * Fire Brigade Shop Day SATURDAY, next to Carnival Office. * * * Citizens Cabaret TO-NIGHT. Still a few seats obtainable on application to the secretary. * * * Sports Sacred Concert, Municipal Theatre SUNDAY next. ** * # Sports Ball TUESDAY, November 25th. A gooo time for everyone. • * * Farmers Shop Day SATURDAY next. Same again. The best of poultry, pigs, ducks, vegetables, etc. Thanks for your order. * * * » Farmers’ Dance at Mouloa on FRIDAY, November 29th. We promise you a good time. * # * Secretaries are reminded that all Art Union Books must be returned to the Carnival Office n >i later than November 27rh. Please remember! # * * Bandsmen are requested to parade at the Royal Theatre at 7.15 to-morrow evening for an open-air programme. * * * Sports Concert in Municipal Theatre on FRIDAY, 28th. Imported artists and a ding dong show. Keep the date.

TOWN HALL. Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays SA TUKDAY! SATURDAY! Presenting the pick of the pictures. Behind every ruler there looms the power of a woman — “THE GOVERNOR’S LADY.” “THE GOVERNOR’S LADY.” An 8-reel feature produced by Harry Millurde, who. made “Over The Hill,” and “If Winter Comes.” Sunshine comedy: “THE WEAKLING.” World’s News. Usual prices. J f ONDAY! MONDAY! A wonderful stage success turned into a stirring story of crashing of airplanes and smashing of hearts. Laughs, Gasps, Thrills in “THE BROKEN WING.” Featuring Kenneth Harlan, Miriam Cooper and Walter Long. Don’t forget! Zaire Grey’s “HERITAGE OF THE DESERT.” on Wednesday next.

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! The Management take pleasure in announcing the special engagement direct from the Musgrove and Fuller Theatres of the famous— CAMPBELL BOYS. CAMPBELL BOYS. Two hoys, two smiles, two concertinas, too good to miss. A vefreshitig and original act that has the merit of being suitable to the tastes of all. Supported by a fall picture programme. Mary Carr in—“BROADWAY BROKE.” An enthralling story of theatrical life on Broadway —the wickedest street in the world. Comedy “Why Pay Rent.” Prices 1/- and 2/-, children half price. SATURDAY! SATURDAY I “FLAMING YOUTH.” The picture that has swept like a whirlwind through the world. Just as the amazing novel did. Prices 1/- and 2/-, children half-price. FEILDING JOCKEY CLUB. SPRUNG MEETING 29th NOVEMBER AND lfct DECEMBER, 1924. Acceptances for aii First Day Handicaps and Aoraugi Trial Plate, also linal payment -19th Stakes and Ist forfeits. Oroua Stakes (run second day)'close at 8.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, 21st November. E. GOODBEHERE, Secretary. Feilding Jockey Club, Box 40, Feilding. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF YEE LEE, FOXTON, MARKET GARDENER SEPARATE written Tenders are required for the purchase of the I following assets in the above estate:— 1 Acre Growing Cabbage 1 Acre Growing Cauliflowers 1 Horse, Dray and Harness 1 3-roomed Whare for removal All on the property of Air Bo we, Marotiri. Tenders close at my Cilice on 22ud November, 1924. CHARLES E. DEMPSY, Deputy Official Assignee. Palmerston N., 14th November, 1924.