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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2929, 29 August 1925, Page 3

TOWN HALL. Wo exploit the world for your entertainment. Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Excitement, suspense, scenic grandeur, drama, comedy—everythin" that goes to make the ideal picture in —“TEETH.”— -“TEETH.”— A roaring' he-man story with “Tony” the horse and “Duke” the dog supporting the star without a failure. TOM MIX. Also: “Arrival of American Fleet in Wellington.” Comedy “Dangerous Curves." Usual Prices. MONDAY! MONDAY! A young star at the zenith of 140' great career. BABY PEGGY, supported by Hobart Bosworth, Irene Rich and Harrv Morey in "CAPTAIN JANUARY.” “CAPTAIN JANUARY.” “Flip Flops,” Mack Sennctt Comedy. Pa the Gazette. Usual Prices.

EOXTON HOCKEY CLUB. DANCE. SONIC Hall, MONDAY, Aug list 31 st. Music by B. Wall’s Orchestra. Admission: Cents, 2/0. Ladies, 1/0. HIMATANGI sale. MONDAY, AUGUST 33, 1925. The new Zealand loan and MERCANTILE AGENCY CO. LTD. will sell at 1 p.m. It) lirst-class dairy cows (guara nfeed). 10 fat eow« 15 store cows 20 spg. heifers.

FOR SALK BY TENDER. KOBE MAKING AIACIIINK AND ENGINE. TENDERS arc* invited by the District Public Trustee in the estate of the late Bruce Wi'ithcrs for the deceased’s rope-making machine and engine. Machine was made by AG\ A. G. Thomas of Mena want Beads, has daily capacity of about •! cwt., and manufactures rope from the loose tovr. Machine is a small one but has value as pattern for heavier machine of greater capacity. Engine is a Melvin 4 horse-power gas, in good order; has been converted into an oil engine, hut can he easily re-converted. On application to Air. V. Withers, She Avenue, Buxton, arrangements can he made for (he plant to he inspected. Tenders close at the Public Trust Ollice, Palmerston North, on WEDNESDAY the Dili September. PONTON SILVER band SOCIETY. (Incorporated). LEARN BAND AICSIC. Yol’NG men desirous of learning Band Music are asked to meet at the Band practice room (next Council Chambers) on Tuesday and Tlmrsdav evenings at 7..'1D. Commencing from to-night. Pupils prepared for London Trinity, College Examination in theory and composition. JOHN GOLBEIL Bandmaster. The Eoxton Horticultural, Floral and Industrial Associations SPRING SHOW. SPRING SHOW. TOWN HALL, EJGDAY SEPTEMBER II Til. Open from 'i to ;> and i to 10. Admission 1 -. School children 3d. CAKE STALL AND SOFT DRINKS. SEVERAL TROPHIES AND PRIZE-MONEY AGGREGATING £2O TO BE WON. MRS. ELGON, A.T.C.L. TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, ORGAN AND THEORY. (V_> years experience). 11 A s commenced leaching at No. 15 Liddell Street Foxton. Intending pupils may lie interviewed any evening. Pupils coached tor Examination if required.

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