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Shannon News, 21 October 1921, Page 3

~ .HALT! “LOOK! LISTEN! “ mAoriland theatre. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, Messrs, ruma ana nawson present THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAWIUuS N.i. OiVitijlsrta Tmi FAMOUS* N.4L. UitiUKliO ... The FAMOUS* N.X. Uiuubus t ._, TWENTY' PER* ORiVIERS. , FIFTH YEAR. OVER A MiJUnIUiX MATRONS. Each programme you see or the Diggers gives hath to a desire to see the next. ’This time we submit a stunning Revue; ‘‘BOX O’ TRICKS.’* with the lid oh and the pin out. A shriek ol laughter nearly three hours long. BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES!! LOVELY EFFECTS!! GLORIOUS SCENERY!! CLEVER COMEDYI! The Diggers have put the first syllabus in joyuhness. Four comeuians—ah spiendid. Greatest singing \juanetie ever. Finest Orchestra Touring, and a nuin her of new Ragtime Singers, Dancers, Balladists and Vocalists. WE AIM TO AMUSE. YOU WILL LAUGH UNTIL YOUR SIDES ACHE. Others imitate us but we still stand alone. NOTE.—WE BELIEVE IN TRUTHFUI ADVERTISING, therefore we state it as a TRUTH that we give you a better programme this time than we have ever presented before. So Don’t Miss THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAMOUS N.Z. DIGGERS THE FAMOUB N.Z. DIGGERS who are now riding to success on TJ tidal wave of popularity. THEIR MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA is alone worth the money. THE FAMOUS DIGGERS beg to submit their motto for morbid times: “An aching side is better than an aching heart.” v PRICES: 4s, 3s and 2s (plus tax). Box Plan at Mrs Aldersey’s. WANTED— Girl for confectioner’s shop at . Maoriland Theatre; wages 355/weekly; duties commence Monday, October 24. Appty F. Mitchell, Grey Street, Shannon.

The great commercial, asset that New Zealand has. and allows to lie useless, undeveloped and practically unproductive, was the theme of the Hon. George Fowlds in an address to the Advertising Club on “Maoriland’s Tourist Traffic.” We have the lakes, the mountains, the glaciers that challenge the vaunted Alpine regions of Switzerland, the southern fiords and forests that matched the rugged splendour of Norway, thermal wonders outranging those of Japan and America, unique flora and fauna and alluring sport—yet they are practically unknown outside the country. It was estimated that the tourist business was now worth over £1,000,000 a year. That could easily be Increased fourfold, and it could be imagined how helpful an extra £3,000,000 a year would be at a time like this when there was a financial tightness. “No crop,” stated Mr Fowlds, quoting a statement made two years ago by Sir Joseph Ward, “is so prolific in leaving money In the country as the tourist.”

Parents ! Keep the kiddies free from col{ls. “Nazol” taken on sugar or inhaled Is a sure protection. Sprinkle baby’s pillow. 1s 6d. Neglected chills bring doctors’ bills. Let “Nazol” put you right. Unexcelled for obstinate coughs and colds. Is 6d.