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Otaki Mail, 20 October 1922, Page 3

OTAKI THEATRE TO-MORROW FRIDAY—"PLAYING WITH FIRE." "PLAYING WITH FIRE." Starring Gladys Walton. i The cutest little flapper on the screen in a gripping and amusing picture of a little music shop girl who lands the prize society catch of the season. "MIS? MISCHIEF." A Good Comedy Starring Baby Peggy. Another Fine Episode of "THE LURE OF THE CIRCUS." SATURDAY—'"THE SON OF WALLINGFOKD." "THE SON OF WALLINGFOKD." A sequil to "Gct-Rich-Quick-Walling-ford."

SPECIAL FOR LABOUR DAY A Universal .Special Attraction "THE TRAP. "THE TRAP. A thrilling story of the Canadian wood.-. Starring Lon Chaney. '' ' The man of a thousand faces' who leaped to fame in "The Miracle Man." A dramatic and scenic wonder of a man who lost himself when Fate played against him. How in the darkest hour ho found himself through the clinging fingers of a little child brings to a thundering climax as dramatic a thunderbolt as has ever been seen at this theatre. —Also— BROWNIE, THE WONDER DOG POLITICAL MEETING. jQR. POMARK, M.P., will give an address at Tainui at 1 p.m. TO-MOR-ROW, and at the Raukawa at 7 p.m. OTAKI POOTBALL CLUB. GENERAL MEETING of the above Club will be held in the Council Chambers at 7.30 on SATURDAY NIGHT. All members and supporters requested to attend. BusineJ-s: To arrange re social and dance. —W. SUBRITZKY, Hon. Sec. WELLINGTON RACES AT TRENTHAM, 21st and 23rd OCTOBER, 1922, XJOLIDAY Excursion Tickets, available for return until Wednesday, 25tt October, 1922, will be obtainable fron Levin, Paekakariki, and intermedial) stations, to Wellington (Thorndon) oi 20th and 21st October.

THE PRIMES'! AND BEST Will be Sola at the Otaki Mart 011 SATURDAY at 10 a.m. SPRING LAMB, lid lb. YOUNG DUCKS. 10 a.m. sharp. C. H. G. JOPLIN, Auctioneer. L, G. LOWRY THE PROGRESSIVE BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, AND FANCY GOODS MERCHANT, OTAKI. PRESENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS FOR ALL AGES CALL AND SEE WHAT CHOLCE IS XMAS CARDS XMAS CARDS. XMAS CARDS. PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE! prevent yuurselveo from disappointment by planting flowering plants, etc., grown by EVANS & SAWYER, NURSERYMEN. MANAKAU. Now Ready: Cabbage and Lettuce Plants. 2s 100. Special Quote for Large Quantities--Tomato Plants. 2s dozen (Pott Free). Acro.totis. Antirrhinum. Caliopsus, (mixed), Coreopsis (Drummondi). Cornflower, Dianthus (Indian Pinks), >imorphotea, Lark.-pur. Leptosyne, Neniesia, Pansy (Baths Empress), Pe? j tunia (single mixed), Seaßbus (blue), J Scabious (mixed). Salphiglosis, Clocks, (beauty). Sciizantius, Viscaria." Ready frit week in November: —Astors. Cos-sea. Phlox, Marigolds. Red Suniower. All flowering plants 2s doze- post free or our choic* of 100 for lis jost Guaranteed all well crown and card - ", TEE-GRASS DOWN.—Lawn Mowers, all prices, it BILLS AND IiOO&E'S.