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Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4467, 19 June 1930, Page 3

TOWN HALL SATURDAY! SATURDAY! CHARLES FARRELL & JANET GAYNOR In their greatest success since “Seventh Heaven.” “ LUCKY. STAR ” Love ronqners every obstacle in this drama of war torn youth and farm burdened beauty, tense colourful, always gripping. “LUCKY STAR” Site, the daughter of an embittered farm widow —lie only wreckage the war failed In entirely destroy—half a man, hut with a wonderful heart. COMEDY and FOX NEWIs. Usual Prices. MONDAY! MONDAY! REX The King of Wild Horses in ihe story of a wild horse herd and stage concli bandits. “TWO OUTLAWS” WEDNESDAY 2nili & THURSDAY 2tith. The Super Special “THE SHOWBOAT.” For the Early Garden. For those who plant early for best results in this climate, we have already in stock a good range of the renowned SUTTON’S SEEDS, both Vegetable and Flower. Sutton’s Seeds are unsurpassed for germinating vitality and quality strain, and are a standard the world over. GARDEN MANURES also in stock, sold in large or small quantities. Garden Tools. “The more you hoe the better they grow.” Work the soil well, thereby conserving the moisture, aeriating the soil and eradicating the weeds. A good garden needs good Tools. We stock Garden Toois of all kinds, which we will he pleased to show you. X A. AITCHISON MAIN STREET, - - - FOXTON.

The Joy of Winter! Big reductions in fares for special winter excursions to New Zealand’s peerless winter resorts:— THE CHATEAU (Tongariro National Park). THE HERMITAGE (Mount Cook). FRANZ JOSEF & FOX GLACIERS (Westland). Days of exhilarating snow sports outdoors. Nights of cosy comfort within. Full particulars from any Railway Station or City Booking Office, and Offices of the Mount Cook Tourist

[A Card.] HOWARD M. PHILLIPS. Pianoforte Tuner to over 40 Teachers of Music. Phone 6462 120 Bryant Street. Addressed Order Post Cards may be obtained at “Herald" Office. Foxton Visited every four weeks. DISN'TAL NOTICE. OWTSG to to-morrow being People’s Day at the A. and P. Show, Palmers |.oii North, I will not. visit Foxton. J. S. HORiNRLOW, Dental Surgeon. IMPOUiNIDED. the Foxton Public Pound, live cows mid four heifer calves, to be sold ou the 25th of June, if not claimed and expenses paid. W. NEVILLE, Pound keeper.

•-TT-EE LfOENTSING ACT, 1008.” NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOE TRANSFER OF LICENSE. X. Percy Hubert Hickey, of Foxton, being the holder of a Publican’s License in respect of the house and premises situate at Fox - ton, and known as the Family Hotel, do hereby give notice that .1 desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing Meeting to lie h olden at FOXTOE on the 30tli day of Jane, 1030, apply for a Transfer of the said License from myself to John Lambert Anderson my appointee. Dated at Fox ton the 17 th day of June, 1930. P. H. HICKEY, Applicant.

MANA W'ATC LICENSING DISTRICT. NOTICE OF APPLICATION POE A I‘imLJCAN’S LICENSE. I,'John Lumber!, Anderson, of Poxlr»n, do hereby give notice that L desire to obtain, and will at the next Licensing; meeting - to be holdeu at the Magistrate’s Courthouse, Fox-, Inn, on the doth day of June, .1.930, apply for a Certificate authorising I lie issue of a. Publican’s License for a house situate at Fox ton, containing 14 rooms exclusive of those required for the use of the family, and known as the Family Hotel. Hated the 17th day of June, 1930. Mr. T. G. McCarthy’s estate is the owner of these premises. Address: C/o. Public Trustee, Wellington. Signature: J. L. ANDEIISON. For Children’s Hacking Cough. Woods’ Great Peppermint Cum