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Otaki Mail, 15 January 1919, Page 3

THURSDAY—- " THE CAUSE OF A WOMAN," Seven-reel Super Feature, '"Featuring, BELLE BENNETT. SATURDAY—--8 Mary Pickford in "THE LITTLE AMERICAN." COOK'S ORCHESTRA will play Selections each evening. PRICES: Upstairs, Adults, Is 7d. Downstairs, Adults, Is Id; Children, C'd. PARAMOUNT STARS COMING: Jan. 23—" THE JAGUAR'S CLAW" (Sessuc Hayawaka) Jan. 30—" JACK AND JILL" (Jack Pickford) Feb. O—"LITTLE MISS OPTIMIST" (Vivian Martin) Don't Forget these Dates! SOCIAL AND DANCE. PUBLIC HALL, TE HORO. FRIDAY NIGHT (17th INST.) All Retunled Soldiers invited, together with friends. Ladies please bring a basket. Excellent music. A. TROTTER, Secretary. NEW ZEALAND FARMERS' UNION. V MANAWATU SUB-PROVINCIAL DISTRICT. MEETINGS of Farmers will be held as under: — TE HORO—To Horo HaII—TUESDAY, Jan. 14th, at S p.m. WHAKARONGA—AVhakaronga Hall— THURSDAY, Jan. 16th, at S p.m. MANAKAU Manakau HaII—FRIDAY. Jan. 17th, at 7.30 p.m. RANGIOTU Rangiotu HaII—MONDAY. Jan. 20th, at 8 p.m. KAUWHATO—To Ara Kura School— TUESDAY; Jan. 21st, at 7.30 p.m. OHAU Ohau Institute FRIDAY, Jan. 2-lth, at S p.m. TANCRED A. COOPER, Provincial Organiser. . _'S "Alpine" Tweed Hats, * very smart. Just opened, 10s Gd, at Bills and Moore's. HAVE YOU A TACK IN YOUR CHAIR? No man has ever achieved real or great success without making the start and then sticking to the finish. Be ambitious. Ambition is the tack in the chair—the motive force which inspires to action. The practical end to aim for is greater efficiency—that is what leads surely and soon to a bigger salary. Now, our life-work is to make people Efficient. Let us send you particular* of our Eflicien.'y Course in Practical Bookkeeping; or in Accountancy; or in Shorthand; u- in Advertisement Writing; or of Preparation for the Matriculation; the Teachers', the Public Service, the La,*, or the University Bookkeepers' Examinations. Say just ". hich and write us to-day. Our advice .'.= gratis. ? Address: \ HEMINGWAY & ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Ltd., Union Buildings, AUCKLAND, P.O. Box 516, (Founded October, 1597.) PALMERSTON NORTH HIGH SCHOOL. f nHE Sehool opens on MONDAY, J_ 10th February, PJI9. Classical, Commercial, and Agricultural classes. College House Boarding Establishment for boys; early application necessary. New pupils enrolled on February sth, 6th and 7th, from 2 p.m. to i p.m. Prospectus sent o,n application to W. HUNTER, Secretary, Palnterston North. Tea-Ro©rTts. RS LUND has now opened up hi ' the Refreshment Rooms previously conducted, by Mrs Bates, and will supply Morning and Afternoon Teas, Suppers, etc., at lo.Truji prices. iams and Eggs-at all hours,. Hot Dinners Sails Days. SPA.RKL.IN3 £|3MOND

We have a large stock of Engagement Rings, sparkling with.purity, and prices as low as perfect JifEQS can be sold for. Engagement 1 Rings, 40s to -£175 18ct. Wedding Rings, 21s; 255, 50s. Gentlemen's Sgnel and Belcher Rings from 20s. i A large, range, o£ iridics' and Gentlemen's Yvrlstiet Watches from m ' " SiAKrjFACTDRJXG, REPAIRS, ( Gilding, Engraving. W. N t TUQKER-, Maaofacttiring Jeweller and Watchmaker, ' •„'■■'■■' 72, Cuba-St.. WELLINGTON Established 1874. jj£OUBXIXG XOTB VAPEB, Hoikbiig Envelopes, Sympathy Card 3, la Mfemori2.nl Cards, %&., ia wide saage at