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Manawatu Herald, Volume LI, Issue 4521, 23 October 1930, Page 3

PONTON SURF AND LIFE SAVING CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. The A initial General Meeting of tin 1 Poston Surf and Life Saving Club will ibe held in Harvey s Rooms, TO-MORROW (Friday) evening, at 8 o’clock. A full attendance of members and intending members requested. W. E. AESOP, Hon. Sec.

SHANNON TALKIES RENOWN THEATRE. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! AND FRIDAY! FRIDAY! RONALD COLMAN EST “Bulldog Drummond” By “Sapper.” An F. Ri chardJones Production. A 100 PER CIENT. TALKING PICTURE. The story of an ex-army officer, tired of the humdrum of civilian life, who seeks excitement, danger and romance in the mystery house of a maniac doctor and battles his way through thrilling adventures to a great love. PRICIES 1/0 AND 2/-.

Motor Cycle Races EOXTON RACECOURSE LABOUR DAY, OCTOBER 27th. 1930. First Race Commences 11.3t> a.m. SEE PERCY COLEMAN IN A CHALLENGE RACE. ALL THE LEADING N.Z. RIDERS ' COMPETING. ALSO LIGHT CAR RACE. (Post Entry). Refresh monte and hot water on grounds. ADMISSION: Adults 2/3 (no tax), Children (id, Cars 1/-. ,1. L. CHRISTIE, Secretary, Foxton United Sports Assn.

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