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Otaki Mail, 22 February 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THJEATRE. i TONIGHT. WEDNESDAY— A 6-Act Comedy Sjtecial “S Iv I R T S.” “S K I B T S.” “S K I B T S.” ' Featuring Clyde Cook (the man about seven feet high) and the famous SINGER MIDGETS, j Clever acting, clever stunts, clever | comedy, hundreds of pretty girls, trained animals—all in the famous comedy ' ‘ SKIRTS. ’ ’ FRIDAY—“CHILDREN OF DESTINY.' “CHILDREN OF DESTINY. ” A Really Beautiful Selznick Film. SATURDAY—“LYING LIPS.” “LYING LIPS.” (From the King’s Theatre, Wellington) A Tkos. Dice Production. NOTE. —On account of the length of io-night’s programme, the serial “Tih-Miuh’’ will be screened on 1 Friday.

OTAKI BRASS BAND. fJMIE Second Annual Meeting of tin Otalci Brass Band will Vje held ii the Druids’ Hall TO-MORROW EVEN ING, February 23rd, 1922. Member: and officials are requested to attend. J. FIELDING, Hon. Sec. OTAKI CHORAL SOCIETY. rpHE Committee of the above Society have decided to postpone until after Easter the proposed concert at Levin. Tickets may be returned to the Secretary. F. G. DAVIES, Hon. Sec. FAREWELL TO ME HONE mcmillan. BRIGHTS’ THEATRE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2Sth. Public Farewell, social aud dance, will be given by the citizens of Otuki, to Mr and Mrs McMillan on the above date. Donations will be thankfully received by the Committee or Secretary. Tickets: Gents’ 2s 6d, ladies Ik fid. J. B. TUSTIN, Hon. Sec. PADDY’S MARKET. p>AFFLE Picture No. 26. (Messrs Maclean Bros, kindly oiler a section of laud at Paraparaumu to the winner of this picture). This will be drawn at Mr McMillan’s farewell nt Brights’ Theatre on February 2Sth. Those having tickets for sale will oblige by kindly forwarding butts ail'd tickets not sold to tlic secretary on or before Wednesday, February 22nd. J. B. TUSTIN. Hon. Secretary. RUG MISSING. "yyiLL the Person, seen by my ' girl, taking a rug from ittlc trap please post to Box 21, Otaki Railway and save further trouble. W. R. WILLIAMS. OTAKI BOROUGH COUNCIL. UNPAID RATES. pjATEPAYERS are notified that (by resolution of Council) all unpaid rates ("both current and arrears) will be sued for after February 28th, 1922. F. G. DAVIES, : Town Clerk. POISON LAID. is hereby 'T&yg for t*ds has been, la] chard.—U 3 ®*, LETHjHii POSTS, OR V ’■ that psjson S, BLOCKS. -SALE. POSTS, 6x4, 6x5, £lO per 100. POSTS, 6x6, 5x4, £9 per 100. STRAINERS, Bx 3, Sft. long. 10s each. HOUSE BLOCKS, 7x7, Bxß, 3d per ft. KIKAWAKA POSTS, £7 per 100. FENCING STAYS, Sft long, 6x4 at 4s 6d per stay. 14ft. POLES, 6x4, 7s; 16ft. Ss: 18ft. J 10s; 20ft. 14s, ‘ ' | For further Particulars apply— j ‘.'Mail” OSes. NBSS W»' ..jJFRED PATTERSON ;HER of Voice Production and nging (from the Conservatorium sic, Sydney) will receive intenatpils on Tuesday and Friday afns at the Druids’ Hall. ’Phone 39. DANCING! DANCING! RAE CRICHTON sumed Teaching; Latest Bail louden Jazz, Toe, Classical an< Dancing. ■oom Assembly, Druids’ Has' MONDAY NIGHT, 8 to M ,ers 7 to 8. ;CY DANCING 11 o’clock fca morning. ses now forming for Fancy Dan tto Lessons by arrangement, rtainments organised, ineludin; s, Carnivals, Concerts, Gard> ;, etc. ate Address. — “WHAEEMA,” Eattkawa Street, Otaki

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