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Opotiki News, Volume II, Issue 129, 4 January 1939, Page 2

Transport Anomaly. *‘lt is a peculiar thing.” said the engineer. Mr. H. F. Toogood, at a meeting of the Feathorston County, •‘that the vehicles, carts and drays with iron wheels which do the most damage to the roads doi not- pay heavy traffic fees as do the rubber-tyred vehicles.”

—COMING ATTRACTION—ME¥ER HAVE YOU SEEN SUCH SPECTACLE WITHIN THE WALLS OF! A THEATRE ! Terror-stricken multitudes fleeing for their lives through roaring, leaping avenues of name. The fearful stampede of 10.0(0 firemaddened steers through the hell-can-yons of burning Chicago! The dynamiting of blocks of buildings in a vain attempt to halt the tire's fierce progress! A tornado-driven wall of flame 500 feet high and seven- miles in length ! Tlie great Chicago .fire which destroyed everything but hope and coinage ! Y£J YOU’LL REMEMBER THIS PICTURE MOST FOR ITS HEART-KINDLING, HUMAN STORY! “in OLD CHICAGO’ <•' ... with TYRONE ALICE DON POWER- EAYE- AMECHEITS THE GREATEST AND MOST SPECTACULAR MOTION PICTURE SINCE “SAN FRANCISCO” DE LUXE THEATRE NEXT SATURDAY ONLY v’-V A 20tli. Century Fox Picture. (Recommended for Adult Audiences).