TOWN HALL WEDNESDAY! WEDNESDAY! Love makes the world go round — and the head too. The town’s richest girl in love with an oyster fisherman. There’s the situation. And here's the picture—“THE FIRST KISS” With GARY COOPER A. ml FAY WRAY “HOT SPARKS” (Comedy). MAGAZINE, NEWIS, And SCENIC. Usual Prices. FRIDAY! FRIDAY! FORD STERLING AND NANICY CARROLL In a smart, amusing story of Ameri can City life. “CHICKEN A LA KING” Usual Prices. NEXT SATURDAY:—“ROSES OF PICARDY.” PLUNKET BABY CARNIVAL. CONCLUDING ON SV3AY Ist., 1929. To Raise Funds for a Permanent Home for the Foxton Plunket Society. CITIZENS’ CANDIDATE: BRYAN BARBER. (Colours: Red and Black). FRIDAY, 12th. —Dance, Druid A Hall, Shannon. Ladies 3/-, Gents 4/-, Donlble, 6/-. Newton’s Full Orchestra. COUNTRY CANDIDATE: JOAN HUNTER. (Colours: White and Black). l’he Country Committee are holding: — TUESDAY, 9th.—EUCHRE PARTY, Hamer’s Lounge. Good Prizes and Supper. SPORTS CANDIDATE: JOY ALEXANDER. (Colours: Yellow and Black). The Sports Committee are holding:—WEDNESDAY, 10th.—GARDEN PARTY, Mrs. Frank Procter’s Residence, Purcell St., 2 p.m. Afternoon .Tea provided. Hunt, Tobogganing, Competitions, Putting, etc. Admission 1/-. THURSDAY, :11th. —Euichre Party, Town Hall Supper-room. Better prizes. Good Supper. SATURDAY, 13th—Football Match, Easton Park, 3 p.m. Shannon Seniors v. Foxton Seniors. Admission'. .1/Ladies fid, Children free. SATURDAY, 13th. —DANCE, Masonic Hall. Newer Novelties. Music •by J. Newton. Ladies 1/fi, Gents 2/6. Good supper. VOTES 3d EACH. Wm. Trueman, Treasurer. M. E. Perreau, Organiser.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume L, Issue 3928, 9 April 1929, Page 3
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