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Otaki Mail, 16 June 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THEATRE. *l_ TONIGHT. «*i { Dustin Fsmum in "THE DEVIL, WITHIN.'' * "THE DEVIL WITHIN*." A story <>l brutality in the istmtlicrn Sous in which Parnum takes the part of a towering brute of a sea cnjiiaiu who treats his crew with habitual cruelty. —AIso—"LOVE AND WAE." A 2000 ft. Sunshine Comedy, Mutt and Jeff in "VILLAGE CUTUPS." SATURDAY—"BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER." "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER." "808 HAMPTON OF PLACER." "808 HAMPTON OF gLACEK," Redmen ou the warpath—signal fires burning in the hills—a wagon trail pulling across bad l'ndiar """"•"•— n shout—a shot —a flying ri then—l ...» That's the start of this thrilling story of Bob Hampton—a two-fisted gambler of the frontier, of Buddy, the freckled faced pal. and the "Kid," v. frontier waif saved from the Indians. A x>icture teeming with big momenta An all-star cast, FOOTBALL. TO-MORROW TO-MORROW JUNIORS— _i_ £ Kuku V. Te Hoio, at Te Eforo. Old Boys v. Otaki, at Otaki, Puraparuumu v, Hui Mai, at Muu, SENIORS-- ~g Hui Mai v, Old Boys, at Otaki. Two first-class matcll.e.B at Olttkij : which all should see. j Li B. v>Ah.MICHAEL f Hon. Sec. FANCY DRESS BALL iOn MONDAY NIGHT '(.Tune 19th). A i-iL arc requested to come ! in either Fancy D:ess, Flannels or |"hard-up" Costumes. First Prize (Ladies) 10s Od Second Prize (Ladies) ... 7s 6d First Prize (Gents) 10s Od Second Prize (Gents) .... 7s tid ) To be decided by popular vote. NON-DANCERS will be admitted to circle (upstairs) at Is each. Supper 'Jd each extra. — — _ PRICES: —Ladies -s bd, gents -3s b'd, • Double as. I EXTRA PRETTY LIGHTING EF--1 PECTS FOR THIS OCCASION. I ALL ARE WELCOME. | MASKS Optional, to be worn if possible. HARD-UF SOCIAL. Will be held at the WAIfIOANGA SCHOOL On FRIDAY, JUNE Pith (s p.m.;. 1 PRIZES given lor the best bard-up j individual. | Admission: Gents Is 6d, ladies a NATIVE DISTRICT NURSE. I TLTAOBI Oui -patients will be »ccn ut the Otaki Hospital at 10 a.m. and j ut 2 p.m. daily. In case of urgent eylis communication ikould be made with . the hospital. , | CONFIRMATION SERVICE I By the BISHOP of WELLINGTON In the MAORI CHURCH, I SUNDAY NEXT (2.30 p.m.) PALMERSTON NORTH WINTER SHOW, 20th to 23rd TUNE, 1922. j TXOLIDAY Excursion Tickets to Paimerston North, available for return ■ until 26th June, wiil be obtainable at • Tailiapo, Wanganui, Foaton, Wellington (Thorndou), Waipokurau, Manter- ; ton, aad intermediate stations, ou 2utb, 21st, 22nd June and by trains leaving ! Wellington 8.20 and 9.10 a.m. PaekaI kariki b\3s, 9.43 and 10.33 a.m. on 23rd I June. j. ! WANTED.—The public of Paraparaumu and Waikanae to know that I ' was not connected with the person or persons who cut tho belts in Brown'* ! flavrn-Jl of WtLULIUiaA on tt»« 27t*. FbTiruary asd 12th MaKa last, as nunc or- , ed. , t : G. HILL, Rauiaati Bond, Par&paiaarjsi.'. T.,r.n KfM. IfSOO ! OTAKI BOROUGH COUHCTL. j*"" ~ BATES STRUCK. ,/•' JUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that at a special mweiiag ot the Otaki Borough Council, held Thursday, May 23th, the following Rates were struck for current year 1922-23, and tade payable in one sura at the Ooun- | cil's Offices on July 1, 1522: ; GENERAL BATE ' 2,3 ! LIGHTING / i HOSPITAL * i I ANTECEDENT LIABILHY 3 , No. 2 SPECIAL i ! No. 3 SPECIAL 3 j No. 4 SPECIAL t ' The VALUATION BOLL is open for inspection at the Council Office. F. G. DA VIES, Town Clerk and Treasurer. j WSO brought the prices do-vn? Why, F. E. BAK, the up-to-date haudxes- . mi