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Otaki Mail, 13 February 1922, Page 3

iOTAKI THEATRE. ( I TO-NIGHT. - | Neither a war, spy, sex, or sermonising I picture, but a wholesome, happy, and clean presentation of life as it is known to you, “THE TURN IN THE ROAD.” “THE TURN IN THE ROAD.” “THE TURN IN THE ROAD.” The King Vidor screen masterpiece of Artistry—a fore-runner of bettor times. j WEDNESDAY—- > Only a Garter —the jewelled circlet |of a countess- —Ye, it bound together ' strangely twisted destinies, and cast a spell of mystery over the police of two I continents —and a spell of romance , over two hearts. Maurice Tourneur Presents “MY LADY’S GARTER.” “MY LADY’S GARTER.” “MY LADY’S GARTER.” Starring Wyndhr.m Standing and Sylvia Breamer. Serial. TIH-MINH. SATURDAY— Tom Mix ill ‘ ‘ PRAIRIE TRAILS. ’ ’ “PRAIRIE TRAILS.” QTAKI CROQUET CLUB. MOONLIGHT TOURNAMENT. TO"NIGHT. Gents (Id, Ladies 3d and a Basket. STATE SCHOOL PICNIC.^. rpHE Annual Picnic will be held on WEDNESDAY, February lath, at the beach (near Kiosk). All parents and friends cordially invited; afternoon tea free. Donations of cakes, | ete.,„will be accepted. GEO. BRAMLEY, Hon. Sec. DANCING. UNDER VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. lyriss ESTELLE BEERE is sending x her representative (Miss Henderson) to open classes in Otaki and ifaiia ( kau. Children’s Class for Toe, Operatic, and Ballet Dancing. (Children trained for competitions). Private Classes Accepted. EVENING CLASSES FOR LATEST MODERN BALL-ROOM DANCING. Apply.— THE STUDIO, 7(5 Hill Street, Wellington. DANCING! DANCING! MR RAE CRICHTON Has resumed Teaching; Latest Ballroom, London Jazz, Toe, Classical and Fancy Dancing. Ballroom Assembly, Druids’ Hall, EVERY MONDAY NIGHT, 8 to 10. Beginners 7 to 8. FANCY DANCING 11 o’clock Saturday morning. Classes now forming for Fancy Dancing. Private Lessons by arrangement. Entertainments organised, including Bazaars, Carnivals, Concerts, Garden Parties, etc. Private Address. — “WHAREMA,” Raukawa Street, ‘ Otaki.

MISS ROSS, ALL THE WAY FROM LONDON TO THE OTAKI BEACH. . C JUST A LITTLE STORE FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF SEA-SIDERS. a GENERAL STORES, CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, AND SOFT DRINKS. TEA ROOM. Tea and bread and butter Gd. Tea and Scones "* 9d. VISIT THE NEW BEACH STORE. E. C NASH, BRICKLAYER. KIRK ST OTAKI, EXPERIENCED IN j ALL KINDS OF BRICKWORK AND TILING. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. FURNACES, BAKERS' OVENS, CONCRETING, ETC, | JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY. I LOWEST POSSIBLE CHARGES. . NOTICE. ! ‘ JJAVTNG secured opposite | *ke site (near Post j p am p re p are 3 to make or repair boots at shortest notiee, guaranI teeing only the best of material aad ■ -workmanship. A Trial Order Solicij ted. ■ E. WINTERINGHAM. I - - _ 3 - .1. | REMOVAL NOTICE. i A. E. E. DUNN, I CHEMIST, ! * (Late of Otaki Railway). ‘ | -■H** now removed to the town of Otaki, opposite the Family Hotel, l Mill Road. ONLY PUREST DRUGS STOQKE&