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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLIX, Issue 3862, 25 October 1928, Page 3

FOXTON TENNIS CLUB. (Incorporated). nf’HE Courts will be officially opened for the 1928-29 season on SATURDAY, October 27th, at 2 p.m. The general public are cordially invited to be present. J. L. C. PROCTER, Hon. Secretary. PROHIBITION THE WRECKER. PUBLIC LECTURE. ROYAL THEATRE. ROYAL THEATRE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31st 1928. Hear me. Robert hogo, Sen., World Traveller, Lecturer, Journalist. (Ex-Editor N.Z. Truth). Chairman: His Worship the Mayor. HEAR— Why Prohibition should be kept out of New Zealand. The Warning of America. How Canada saved itself by abandoning prohibition in favour of State Control. How you can save New Zealand by voting for State Control at the approaching poll. All citizens invited. Admission free. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED. HAVING acquired the latest up-to-date machinery for sharpening lawn mowers I am now able to undertake this work. A guarantee with each machine sharpened. S. J. HARTLEY, Blacksmith, Main Street. SALE.—Pedigree Jersey Bull, C years old, guaranteed; also next week, 30 weaner pigs.—Apply A. H. Wilson, Marotiri. ELECTION NOTICE. ELECTION NOTICE. MR- P. J. SMALL, United Party’s Candidate for Manawatu Electorate, will address Electors as under: — EOPUTAROA, To-night, October 25th. TIRITEA, Friday, 26th October. All Meetings commence 8 p.m. J\)R SALE preferred or to let. — One four-roomed house, bath and gas, Thynne St. —Apply W. H. Hart, Park St., Foxton.