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Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 9, Issue 540, 15 June 1920, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS, MEETINGS, ETC. POPULAR PICTURES ODDFELLOWS' HALL - TO-NIGHT DON T MISS TOM MIX, in "FAME AND FORTUNE." A Cleverly Acted Picture. Cowboy Stunts Galore. Other Supports include a Two-reel SUNSHINE COMEDY And onFRIDAY NEXT, Another First-class PARAMOUNT PRODUCTION, "THE VAMP." Featuring ENID BENNETT. Good Supports Also. SKATING NOVELTIES. TUESDAY NE\T.. GREASY Pffe TUG-OF-WAIf «-"♦* # TUG-OF-WAR-FUN FOR V u FUN F First Prize/TT %s Second .. 2s 6d USUj£ PRICES ONLY. S*ctators 6d Each. COME/ AND SEE the boys chase the pig/ All on skates. Entry 6d, at skate Sox. 20 TUAKAU TENNIS CLUB. SOCIAU-AND DANCE To be' k - •' ' ■' TUAK WEDNESDA Ay FNE 15th, Hon. Sec. PUKEKOHE LAWN TENNIS CLUE. (Registered.) Club will beCouncil Chamb( IHURSDAY N inst. j Business* ~ ; .dt the above J the Borough t 8 o'clock on 1 ext, the i7th F. J. BROWN, Hon. Sec. PREMIER HALL. TUESDAY NEXT. The N.Z. Masterpiece: "THE LAND WE LIVE IN." "THE LAND WE LIVE IN." A Two Years' Tour of New Zeahnd in Two Hours. The Picture that Reveals in a Delightful Fashion the Wonders of New Zealand. SEE THE GLORIES OF YOUR OWN LAND. KNOW YOUR OWN COUNTRY. Tilings Worth Seeing and Scenes Worth Seeing. "THE LAND WE LIVE IN." Raises Pictures on a HIGHER AND INTELLECTUAL PEDESTAL. "THE LAND WE LIVE IN." Also a CHARLIE CHAPLIN 2000 ft Comedy, entitled, ' "CHARLIE'S PICNIC." Special Prices to All Children: Gd Each. Adults Is 6d and Is (plus tax). Box Plan at The Bookery. 45 No Booking Fee. A GRAND BASKET SOCIAL will be given in the Patumahoe Kail by the "Patumahoe Footballer on June 23 The baskets to be sold by auction. Gents 3s. Ladies Is 6d. Refreshments and good music provided. —C. R. Sheppa rd, Secretay. 4. WINTER SEASON BOWLS. Mr. F. PeHrins offers a special prize of £1 to the p%tf§ (no .natter xyhat position) whoHtes the highest t , , ..-_. lmi«g t he winter i Hon. See. MERCER. XfRIDAY, JULY 2nd. FANCY DRESS/BALL. (Process to Funds). jft PRIZES. Ladies', GenM Childien's Best Fancy, Be/t Costumes. GeHts 3$ 6d. 6d. 17 Children 6d.

STRANGE_EVIDENCE. 500,000 BLOOD SUCKERS AT WORK. The other day on a farm not a hundred miles from Auckland a milking cow was found dead, having fallen over a bank. It was noticed that clinging to the end of almost every , hair of the cow's hide were innumerable lice. An effort was made to roughly estimate their number, and hv taking a patch six inches square and counting them and multiplying fhe remaining space a conservative stimate put the number of lice on he cow iJ question at the amber of half a million. A farmer orient made the observation that almost haS the cows in the Waikato were infected with lice In the winter and earlv spring, and also that tahJ opinion this reduced their m Ik yield at least one quarter. Just reck on the astounding waste. If half the herds in the Waikato are mfe ted with lice, and a-quarter oi tlien view ost to the farmer, it mean ?„atthousands of pounds every -jm goto feed these hungry 1 Horp then s a remedy, tsuy ain f f "THOMPSON'S LICERIN'EV and Horses, and Pigs. 211) Obtainable at all stoies., «■ sample tin posted on rece.pt of 3, ■ lid. SOLE AGENTS: THE FRISCO AND DOMINION EXPORT COCOOK ST. -—AUCKLAND. j, T. ROGERS, PRACTICAL BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, MANUREWA, (Tw.j Years' Active Service.) Bogs to intimate that he has commenced business In Picture Theatre Buildings, Mrnurewa, and » wIHK, I to undertake ah classes of Boot and I Shoe Repair Work. A Trial Solicited.