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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2958, 5 November 1925, Page 3

ROYAL PICTURES. The Theatre of Big Attractions. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! “ANYTHING ONCE” “ANYTHING ONCE” Crammed full of action, thrills, and spills, chuck full of clean, wholesome laughter. Intrigue, hate and love enacted with ARKO, the wonder dog, and Tully Marshall, Gladys Walton and Harold Austin; also extra “The Ghost City.” Stalls Od Circle 1/-, children as usual. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! IN THE —“PALACE OF THE KING.”— —“PALACE OF THE KING.”— with eight great character actors known wherever motion pictures are shown: Hobart Bosworth, Sam de Grasse, William Y. Mong, Blanche Sweet, and Charles Clary, Aileen Pringle, Pauline Starke. A lavish production of a great novel. Stalls 9d Circle 1/-, children as usual. Coming next week: Special arrangement of Carlton Max, one of the greatest vaudeville artists in New Zealand after repeated engagements at Christchurch, Wellington and Wanganui.

CHILDREN’S BALL. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6th., at 7.30 p.m. TOWN HALL, FOXTON. In aid of the Foxton Plunket Society, Contributions of cakes will be appreciated. Admission: Adults 2/-, Children 1/6. TOWN HALL. We exploit the world for your entertainment. Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays. SATURDAY! SATURDAY! TOM MIX In his latest and greatest Western production adapted from Clarence Mulford’s novel , “The Orphan”. “THE DEADWOOD COACH.” “THE DEADWOOD COACH.” A Stunt Picture supreme, with Tony and his master at their very best. “TONS OF TROUBLE,” Comedy; Corsica and News. Usual prices.

MONDAY! MONDAY! Fred Thompson in “TUB BRAND OF LOPEZ.” HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY’S SHOW. TOWN HALL, FRIDAY, 20th NOVEMBER. AFTERNOON AND EVENNIG. £26 IN PRIZE MONEY. ALSO TROPHIES TO BE WION BY YOUR FLOWERS, FRUIT, VEGETABLES, COOKERY, etc., etc. ICE-CREAM AND SOFT DRINKS. AFTERNOON TEA AND SUPPER, COMPETITIONS—MUSICAL ITEMS. Admission: Adults 1/-, Children 6d, under 12, 3d. — 1 IN BANKRUPTCY. |N the Supreme Court, * Holden at PALMERSTON NORTH 'NOTICE is hereby given that GEORGE THOMAS WOODROOFE of FOXTON, Auctioneer was this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summon a meeting of creditors to be holden at the Town Hall Foxton on TUESDAY, the 10th day of November, 1925, at 11 o’clock a.m. CHARLES E. DUMPSY, Deputy Official Assignee. 31st October, 1925. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF G. T. WOODROOFE, FOXTON. Unreserved Auction sale of contents of mart will be held at the mart, Hall Street, on Saturday the 7th November, 1925, at 1 p.m. CHARLES E. DEMPSY. Deputy Official Assignee, Palmerston North. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE ESTATE OF G. T. WOODROOFE, FOXTON. y\LL goods left on consignment at the Auction Mart, Hall Street, must be removed ou or before Friday Gth November, 1925, or they will l)c sold without reserve on Saturday, 7th November, 1925, when clearing sale takes place. CHARLES E. DEMPSY. Deputy Official Assignee, Palmerston North. Mr- j. d. AITKIN, ex-pupil of Madame Emily Briggs, Wangaui Wellington, has commenced teaching singing and voice production (Italian Method) in conjunction with Mrs T. R. Eleox A.T.C.L. Intending pupils may be interviewed on Saturday next from 2 pan. to 5 p.m. at Mrs Elcox’s residence, 15 Liddell St., or by letter left at “Herald” office. Pupils can be taken in evenings, or on Saturdays. CN and District Residents Palmerston North this week lote that tasty Refreshments itainable at FREEMAN’S ND LUNCHEON ROOMS, uare, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Aro meet your friends at Free-