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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIII, Issue 9126, 22 April 1908, Page 8

Amusements and Meetings. HOUSE, MAETON. TO-NIGHT. Wednesday, 22nd April WORLD’S PICTURES and VAUDEVILLE COMPANY. Under the direction of Mr Charles Blake, the ■well-known Actor. PICTURES I PICTURES I Without Flicker or Blemish, Pictures of Absorbing Interest. A TOEPBDO ATTACK ON THE DEEADNOUGHT, Witnessed by His Majesty King Edward. Sensational and Eealistic, Transgressing the Law. A Trip Across the Atlantic —the Longest and Best Film on record. And a host of others. Also, the AEMON BEOS., Ernie and Will, Musical Monologists. from all Australian Theatres. GAEL HEEMAN, Illusionist ■ and Mystifier. GEOEGE SHEFFIELD, Lion Comique. Popular Prices—3s, 2s and Is. Ladies and children half price. AN Y persons having claims against the late Arthur Thomas, of Ohutu, shepherd, are requested to forward them to the undersigned. Also, will any person holding any personal effects, horses, dogs, or other property kindly communicate with the Trustee for the Estate. F. THOMAS, Trustee for the late Arthur Thomas’ Estate. WILL the lady who was seen to pick up a light grey Jacket between Awahuri and Highden kindly return the same to Advocate Office, Fei'ding. jg U SHFE L LING. Wanted to Let, 250 Acres of Bush, in lots to suit contractors. Apply to WILSON BROS., Kahwatau. Mangaweka, MISS ROSS will open her Dancing Class (including Drills Indian Clubs,” Wands, and Dumbbells) in“ the Druids’ Hall on SATURDAY, April 25tb, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Terms on application. O E SALE, TW r O-TOOTH ROMNEY RAMS KEILLER BROS., Bulls. The rev. geu.j m’NBUR (on furlough from Canton) will speak in St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church THIS (Wednesday) EVENING. at 7.30. All are cordially invited. JQ EILL HALL, MAETON. Wednesday, 29th April, 1908. GKANT> SOCIAL , IN AID OF THE CATHOLIC BAZAAE FUNDS. Dancing at 8 p.m. F. E. COEMACK, Hon. Sec. L |" jUNCH AT HUNTERVILLE. ALiunch in aid of the Funds of he Hunterville Church of England will be held in the Argyle Hall, on TUESDAY, April 28th, from 11 o’clock onwards. O R~ SALE. LIVERY STABLE in rising Borough. 55 stalls and loose Water and gas laid on. Mail contract of £l2O per annum. Cash takings £174 a month. 70 acres lease at £6l per annum, go with stable. Horses and plant at valuation. Freehold £2OOO. Terms. JNO. NORRIS, Land and Commission Agent, Hunterville. Agent— N.Z. Accident Insurance Co, Sun Fire Office.