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Otaki Mail, 24 April 1923, Page 3

LYRIC PICTURES MANAGERIAL NOTE.— As ANZAC DAY falls oil W»dn»»tUy next th« 25th April, w« beg to asaouaeo that th*rc will be ns picture entertainment held in th« Otaki Thoatre. The anniversary of thii glorious day is set aside at one of commemoration to the \vunderfu-1 deeds performed by our departed heroes, and we heartily join in keeping this day sacred to the mention- of those who unflinchingly and j honourably attained that object that put the Empire) up a further step towards Victory. ERIC 8. MORSE, Manager. FRIDAY— A Story of rugged manhood in a rugged country, from the pen of Stewart Edward White, master writer of the great out-doors. Jack Holt —ln Jack Holt —In—“THE CALL OF THE NORTH.” “THE CALL OF THE NORTH.” “THE CALL OF THE NORTH.” “THE CALL OF THE NORTH.” Lure and adventure in the lands of North of '53 where only the strong sur- j vivo, are depicted in this story. j Some Big Supports I SATURDAY—AT 2.30 AND 8 I>.M, VIVIAN MARTIN Hi “THE SONG OF THE SOUL.” “THE SONG OF THE SOUL.” EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE (iu Aid of Library Fund) DRUIDS' HALL, MONDAY. APRIL 30th, at S p.m. ADMISSION.—Gents .1/(1. Ladies 1/-.

DANCE. TK IJORO PUBLIC HALT. (In Aid of Primrose Queen) WEDNESDA V, MAY 2nd. ADMISSION Gouts 2/6. Ladies J.,U Coins One! Come All! Good Music. Good Floor. Otaki Crass Band iu A(tendance. J. GUY, Secretary. ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. A MEETING of th# local branch of the Acclimatisation Society will be held at Mr Milno’s garage, Levin, on TUESDAY EVENING, April 24th. at S. All .shooters and sports interested in the formation of a gun club are eortli ally invited to attend. C. 11. BOULD, Secretary. FORESTERS’ GRAND BALL MEETING-HOUSE, IVAIKANA'E, FRIDAY, APRIL 27th. Gents 3/6. Laiios 1/6. J. G. CAMPION, Hon. Sec. ETURNEu OTAKI R.S.A. A LL Returned Soldier.' are cordially invited t# .join iu the Auzac Day procession, leaving the School at p.ni., and to attend tire Memorial Service in memory of our fallen comrades. Dre-ss mufti and ribbons. C. F. ATMOBE, Hon. Sec. Otaki R.S.A.

CITIZENS UPHOLD THE HONOUR AND FREEDOM OF THE BRITISH RACE AND VOTE FOR SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY. CHEAP FIREWOOD. J HAVE aA” cords of hali'-groen FIREWOOD for sale, already cut in stove lengths at £3 per cord. First come first served. Rata fire-.rood «t £3 15s per cord. —WADLINGTON. Mill Road. Otaki. WARNING. jpEESOrCS are hereby warned against trespassing with dog or gun on my near the golf links; also on the •‘Forest Lakes” property. —W. M. SIM COX. VOTE FOR SATURDAY HALF - II OLID A 7 AND HELP THE EMPLOYEES. SALE. —Several good house cows, close to profit, any guarantee; also one just in, second calf, quiet and sound. —Apply W. M. SIMOON, -phone 56m. VOTE FOR SATURDAY EALF-HOLIDAr AND HELP THE EMPLOYEES. CHILDREN’S Fleecy Nary and C-rey Eloomera. -'l, 2/11, 3/3 ttpwtris s.t BILLS AND MOORE ! S [ JUST. AEEIYBC).—Ladie* ’ Gluca and I Fatint Leather Strgg Skoo*. arita Louis SILL* A MOOSE’?},