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Otaki Mail, 5 March 1923, Page 3

AT LAST Z YOU CAN SEE ITI— Paramount’s Super Special j “THE SHEIK” , “THE SHEIK” I “THE SHEIK” ! “THE SHEIK” l “THE SHEIK” “THE SHEIK” ■ “THE SHEIK” “THE SHEIK” “THE SHEIK” “THE SHEIK” “THE SHEIK” “THE SHEIK” At the LYRIC PICTURES TO-NIGHT Agnes Ayres and Rudolph Valentino in the Sensational story by Ethel M. Hull, read by millions. Everyone knows this remarkable story o£ desert love.

[ BIG SUPPORTS. ! Broadway Comedy—"CLEO’S EASY MARK." Travelogue and Gazette. CIRCLE 2/2. STALLS 1/8. Children Half Price. TAHIWI ORCHESTRA. WEDNESDAY— Selznick Pictures Presents — Joseph S. Dowling Joseph S. Dowling In “A KENTUCKY COLONEL. " “A KENTUCKY COLONEL." "A KENTUCKY COLONEL." A vivid romance of fieree-fought feud in old Kentucky days—pulsating with action, dynamic in its appeal —that will charm and thrill you. In Addition — Hallroom Comedy—"MEET THE WIPE." "MEET THE WIFE.” Its a Roar! A Rampage! A Chuekler! And — Canadian Scenic—Selznick News "Blue Fox" Series.

APPEAL FOE THE BLIND. collectors, sire requested to attend a meeting to be held in the Council Chambers on WEDNESDAY at 3 o’clock for the purpose of considering the balance-sheet, etc. P. G. DAVIES, Hon. Secretary. HERD-TESTING ASSOCIATION, A MEETING of all interested in forming a HERD-TESTING ASSOCIATION will be held in the To Horo Public Hall on THURSDAY NEXT, at 1.30. All farmers requested to attend. C. KILSBY, H. PALMER, Conveners. OTAKI ATHLETIC CLUB. MEETING of flie Committee of the above will be held in the Council Chambers TO-MORROW NIGHT at 7.-15. Full attendance requested. L. IV. MILLS, Hon. Secretary. OTAKI AMATEUR ATHLETIC SPORTS. ANNUAL MELTING, SATURDAY. MARCH 21th. VALUABLE TROPHIES AS PRIZES. Programme: 1. 120 Yards Maiden. 2. 100 Yards Handicap (Open). 3. 220 Yards Handicap 'Open';. 4. 440 Yards Handicap (Opes). •5. SSO Yards Handicap (Open). 0. One Mile Handicap (Open). 7. Long Jump. 8. High Jump. 9. One Mile Cycle Handicap. 10. Three Mile Cycle Handicap. 11. Hop, Step, and Jump. 12. 120 Yards Hurdles. 13. 100 Yards Local. 14. 100 Yards Club Handicap. 15. 100 Yards Handicap, for boys over 12 to 15 years of age. Mr Taylor’s trophy valued £1 (Ist prize). Entry free. 10. 75 Yards Girls’ Race. Confined to local school. First prize Basket Ball, donated by Mr Siddells. Entry free. 17. One Mile Handicap (Open) Walk. IS. 4-Mile Relay Race (Open). Four 220 yards. 19. 100 Yards Consolation Race. 20. 120 Yards Senior Cadet Race, SHEEP GUESSING. CHAIN STEPPING. WATCH FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS. L. V. MILLS, Secretary. LEVIN SALE. TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, 12-0 fat sheep 200 4 and 5-year ewes 70 IS-month, 2J-year steers 20 H. and S.H. cows, with calves 10 fat bullocks 1 horse, dray, and harness On account of W. J. Smith. Colvton — 25 2,4, and 6-tooth Romney rams On account ox Ronald A. McDonald — 2 6-month pedigree Berkshire boars

A GOOD PROPOSITION TOR TRAINEE. HOUSE.. 1 acre, ai Vt'aliaceville, handy to Trenthaui course, including bath-room, pantry, woodshed, conservatory, hot water, aUo 3-=toll stable and trapshed.—Apply to E. WHITEiIAN. Eiverbank Road, O’.aki. ’Phone 45. LOOK!! SOMETHING GOOD! -pOR SALE.—Delicious plums at 4/r per case: also choicest of apple:? and grape; —fresh from the orchard. — (j. AYRES, Otaki Railway or TTaitohu. jpOR SALE. —Rhubarb, Cucumber, Seans (Prc-nelt and scarier runner), Cabbage and Ca-jlHovre* Plants. Order » left at J. SIEYEPS. Cabinetmaker, or VT. LANGE, Kiri St-