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Otaki Mail, Volume 26, 11 August 1919, Page 3

Maoriland PICTURES. BRIGHTS* THEATRE, OTAKI. 1 TUESDAY. (TO-MORROW). , “THE CLEVER MRS CARFAX.” “THE CLEVER MRS CARFAX.” “THE CLEVER MRS CARFAX.” , “THE CLEVER MRS CARFAX.” Featuring the World-famed Female Impersonator, Julian Eltinge. “The Clever Mrs Carfax,” by Hector Turnbull and Gardner Hunting, is said ho be one of the cleverest pictures that has been devised in & long timi, and Donald Crisp, the director, has embellished the scenes with the characteristic touches for which he is noted. SATURDAY— “ “THE EAGLE'S EYE,” (9th Serial.) J. McMILLAN, Sole Proprietor. OTAKI GYMNASIUM CLUB. • IMPORTANT MEETING of tho Committee of the above will be held at the. Town Hall TO-NIGHT (Monday) at 8 o’clock. D. G. KENNEDY, Hon. See. FARMERS' UNION. of the Otaki Branch of •- | the Farmers’ Union will be held in n Stevens’ Hall TO-NIGHT (Monday), e | at 7..'i0 p.m. e j _ W. M. SIMCON. Hon. Sec. SOLDIERS’ WELCOME HOME. A. SOCIAL AND DANCE will bo held in the To Horo Public Hall on WEDNESDAY, 13th August, for the purpose of welcoming our Returned Soldiers. Social to commence at T.o'J p.in. Everything of the best. Admission free. NATIVE TREES AND SHRUBS. HAROLD SMALL will deliver n paper on Native Tree? and Shrubs (under the auspices of the local Horticultural Societies) at the Readingroom on FRIDAY, 15th inst., at 8 p.m. All cordially invited. No charge for admission. GRAND NATIVE CONCERT. GRAND NATIVE CONCERT. GRAND NATIVE CONCERT. In Aid of Otaki Library and Football Club. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20tb. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20th. Admission 2s. Dance (free) to follow. Sapper. 6d. M. H. AYRE. JACOB U'iIKU, Joint Secretaries. OTAKI PEACE MEMORIAL. MEETING of the Committee set ttp to consider the proposal to erect a Permanent Peace Memorial at. Otaki will be held at the Town Board Office on WEDNESDAY', 13th inst., at S p.m. BY RON BROWN, Convener. THANKS. M K HARRY' PHILLIPS desires to express his hearty appreciation of kindnees shown by Mrs Mcßeath during his wife’s illness and afterwards, and to thank others who sent floral tributes and messages of sympathy during his bereavement. Stolen or Strayed, from Pukehou Hill.—Several WEAXERS. branded O. with bar. Reward on information leading to recovery.—Applv JACK FAIRLEY. Otaki Kailwav. JTOR IMMEDIATE SALE.—Hi Acres of good Swamp Land, well fenced, nearly half cultivated, divided into 3 paddocks; no buildings; £45 per acre; ncragents.—Apply A.P.8.. Paraparaumu P.O. pOK SALE.—232 Acres FREEHOLD LAND near Waikanae; suitable for dairying. Wiil sell in one block or in three to setjit purchasers. No agents need reply.—Apply FARMER. P.O. Box No. t, Waikanae. MISS R. JCHNSTON. A.T.C.L. WAIKANAE, , (Pupil of Mr Bernard Page), > Is prepared to receive pupils for the Pianoforte in any part of the district. WANTED. YOUNG GEESE AND TURKEY; AND DUCKS. State Price on Train, Otaki. C. S. CLARKE. ■l4, Molesworth Street, Wellington, •RANTED TO BUY.—Old lead. Tea. lead, etc., for cash. Apply “Otaki Mail ” OS.se. NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN. | gPORTSMEN are warned against j trespassing with Dog or Gun en * Ngaxaxa Farm, Waikanae. Hand- ! roared pheasants have recently been {liberated there, and it is desired to give j them a chance of increasing. W. EL FIELD. ! f 7 w. gormishT r AERIES AND GENERAL SMITH. OJAKI RAILWAY. • Agent for M/axey-Harris Farm Lmpaisiesta and Cxeasa Separators. ! pericxv* oa «yjacai&*.