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Otaki Mail, 17 May 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THEATRE. TONIGHT. WEDNESDAYSALVATION NELL.'' Featuring Pauline Stark and Joe King, a The story of a girl who was down '■ but never out. An immortal drama of the Salvation Army.in the lights and shades of the underworld of New York. —Also— The loth Epbodc of ; . "THE FLAMING DISK" Entitled "Spiked Death." t. FRIDAY—- ■ "RIDING WITH DEATtf." Starring Charles (Buck) Jones. A romance packed with speedy action, stunts that startle, and sentiment that pulls the heartstrings. Also " HAPPY PEST.'' j A Sunshine Comedy. ,SATURDAY—- . "MAN WOMAN MARRIAGE." "MAN WOMAN MARRIAGE." | The greatest love story ever told. It stands unparalleled in point of dram- I atic, spectacular and human entertainment with wonderful vistas of the Amazons of old, the pagan courts of aneient Rome, the chivalry of mediaeval days, and the sweeping current that is life to-day. j Phones: Theatre 125, Residence 82. GRAND PLAIN AND PANCY DRESS BALL For CHILDREN AND ADULTS To be held at the MAORI COLLEGE SCHOOL-ROOM On FRIDAY, MAY 2tith. Good Supper Provided. Doors open 7.30 Tickets.—ss (double), 3s 6d (single), Is 6d (children), i Family Ticket (five in all) 7s Gd. s j EVERYONE WELCOME. ] \ MRS ERNEST HOPKINS, ' SISTER LEWIS, Joint Sees. HOROWHENUA COUNTY PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION. rpilE Annual General Meeting of the Horowhenua County Patriotic Association (Incorporated) will be held in the Levin Council Chambers on WEDNESDAY. May 24th, 1022, at 2.30 p.m. BUSINESS.—To receive report and balance-sheet, election of officers, and general. F. P. WALKLEY, Secretary. MAORI CHURCH COMMITTEE. . j. (In aid of Soldiers' Memorial). To be held at RAUK A W A On the Ist and 2nd JUNE. 1922. PRODUCE STALLS. (Maori Stalls to be a special feature). EXCELLENT TEAS. Food Cooked in Maori Hangis. i Bright Maori Entertainments including Minstrel Troupes. EXCELLENT ORCHESTRAL MUSIC. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS Is. ' 1 R. CARKEEK, Hon. Sec. RURAL LAND FOK SALE. I 3400 ACRES MILLING PROPERTY, j I MILLING PROPERTY FOR SALE AT j WAIKANAE, 37 MILES FROM ! WELLINGTON, ON THE MAIN j LINE TO AUCKLAND. 'HE PROPERTY consist* of 3400 I acres Freehold, and a three-bench j Sawmill, fully equipped; also a full j j range of bush gear, including two log haulers, with ropes, blocks, and trucks. The timber is chiefly red pine of superior quality, averaging 25 per cent. clean heart, and 35 per cent. C. 0.8., but j Lere is also s?attered totara, a : large quantity of high-grade rats, . able for cross arms. I A large area of well-timbered country adjoins the block on three sides, over i I which cutting rights can be obtained if j j desired. The proximity of this timber . to Wellington gives it a special value, in addition to which there is the ever- ; increasing local demand. This i= now the oniy milling area of j any extent within 200 miles of the capital city, and being freehold, is not sub- . ject to any harassing conditions. The land, when cleared, will carry 11 to 3 sheep per acre, besid.es cattle, and the j climate is equal to the best in the Do- j linion. The centre of the block, in a straight line, is only five miles from the sea. For further particulars and plans, apply N. CAMPBELL, Bos 17. Waifcanae. G. T. MUKEAT, CHIMNEY SWEEP. QFFICES and Window Cleaning done Orders left at residence opposite A. Smith's garage will be promptly aiWERAROA SASH AND DOOR SACTOBT. ALL CLASSES OF JOINERY. , ESTIMATES AND PRICES GIVEN ON APPLICATION. ■ J.F.YOUNG, Proprietor. •* "Phone -46. Private 'Pkone 204-! I 5 TSIG REWARD open to those i have tieir Tyre* Eepsirad by us. — J , HAXTON BROS.' Tjj* Berric« 4 Levi*