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Otaki Mail, 14 June 1922, Page 3

OTAKI .THEATRE* WEDNESDAY— The Farco Comedy De Ltixd “THE GIRL IN THE TAST. ’ * “THE GIRL IN.THE TAXI." Co-Starring Mr and Mrs Carter DeHaven. Better than “Twin Beds." The greatest mirth provoker the Be Haven’s have produced, “ill's Wife—look out tor the-'Girl in the Taxi,’ she is Broadway’s wickedest vamp, so hang on to your husband for she will eat him out of a year’s pay in an hour, and use your marriage certificate to start a bonfire with his bankroll. ’ ’ ALSO SPECIAL NOTE.— The N.Z. Government Parliamentary tour of the South Sea Islands. 2000 ft. of interesting sights in the Pacific. —And— Episode 1-1 of tl& “THE FLAMING DISK." Entitled ‘ ‘ The Purple Rays. ’' • This will be shown last. FRIDAY— Dustin Faniium in “THE DEVIL WITHIN. ’’ “THE DEVIL WITHIN.’’ A hale of brute strength, a heathen’s curse and a liquor crazed skipper of the Southern seas. Also. —A 2000 ft. Sunshine Comedy. tSATURDAY-r----“BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER." A picture teeming with big moments. An all-star cast, HARD-UP SOCIAL. Will bo held at tire WAIHOANGA SCHOOL On FRIDAY, JUNE 16th (8 p.m.). PRIZES given for the best hard-up individual. Admission: Gents Is Od, ladies a basket. NATIVE DISTRICT NURSE. jyjAOEl Out-patients will be seen at the Otaki Hospital at: 10 a.m. and at 2 p.m. daily. In case of urgent calls communication should be made with the hospital. CONFIRMATION SERVICE By the BISHOP of WELLINGTON In the MAORI CHURCH, SUNDAY NEXT (2.80 p.m.) The Bishop will preach in All Saftits’ Ihureh at 7 p.m. PALMERSTON NORTH WINTER SHOW, 20th to 23rA JUNE, 1922. (.J OLID AY Excursion Tickets to Palm- 1 erston North, available for return inti! 26th June, will be obtainable at j .’aihupe, Wanganui, Foxton, Welling- | on (Thorndon), Waipukurau, Masteroil, and intermediate stations, on 20th, list, 22nd Juno and by trains leaving Veiling!on 8.20 and 9.10 a.m. Puckumriki 6.86, 9,15 and 10.33 a.m. en 23rd uue. OTAKI MEMORIAL FUND. (BEST RESORT). i A DIES and Gentlemen please keep in mind FRIDAT, Juuw 16th, when i shop day wili be held in aid ot tile drove. The following goods will be | old: j lOME-MADE Cakes, Sweets, Buns, Scones. Pastry, Cream Pulls, Horns, Basket.-, Biscuits, Bread. MEAT PIES.—Ham and Veal, Mutton, Steak and Kidney. Roast sucking pig, boiled ham. pressed beef, brawn, potted meat, poultry, ‘meal’’ potatoes, vegetables of all iind-s. and many other things. Also a sugar and flour bin—a real nargain. Soup ready for table. (Please bring vessels for soup). Come one, come all, and make your -hop day a big success. Doors Open 10.30 a.m. M. A. WILLIAMS, Hon. Treasurer. 3TAKI REST RESORT MEMORIAL FUNDS. A SHOP DAY will be held on FRIDAY. JUNE 16th. Cakes, pies, pastry, vegetables, poultry, and sundry irtieles of produce will be sold in aid of the funds for the Best Resort. All wishing to help rn any wav are requested to c.ommuuicate with MRS C. H. WILLIAMS, Raugiuru, Otaki. ’Phone SOs. NOTICE. yy ANTED. —The public of Paraparauuru and IVaikunae to know' that I was not connected with the person or persons who cut the belts in Brown-s fiaxmill at Waikanae on the 27th February and 12th March last, us rumoured. ✓ G. HILL, Raumati Road, Paraparaumu. Shannon, June 10th, 1922. OTAKI BOROUGH COUNCIL. RATES STRUCK. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a special meeting of the Otaki Borough Council, held Thursday. May 25th, the following Rates were struck for current year 1922-23. and made payable in cmc sum at the Coun-cil-"s Offices «n July 1, 1922: — GENERAL RATE 21c LIGHTING 1 HOSPITAL 3 ANTECEDENT LIABILITY i No. 2 SPECIAL & i No. 3 SPECIAL : No. i SPECIAL : The VALUATION ROLL is open fo. inspection at the Council Office. F. G. BAVXES, Town d*rk and Ticgvnrer.