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Shannon News, 5 December 1922, Page 1

MAORILAND THIiTPRB; MAORILANDPICTURES.; MAORILAND THEATRE.) WEDNESDAY— A Gripping Romance entitled. ; ( < . THE BAIT J,;r; ' TH6-- : BaWT w '' ■' THEBAIT ■' See an innocent girl' made a lure by blackmailing sharpers. See the lion break loose in a crowded theatre. See the light mid the flames* of ' the burning tenement. See the famous "Follies Rergere” of Paris. See the flashing shot in the dark—and solve, if you can, the mystery. Also, the Serial,’ STANLEY Itt AFRICA. THURSDAY—DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS’ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS’ DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS’ Latest and Best Picture, THE MARK OF ZORRO. THE MARK OF ZORRO; THE MARIK OF ZORRO., An 1 adaptation Johnston McCulley’s famous novel; “The Curse of Acclaimed by Critics and Public. By Courtesy of “The. Shannon.'News’* the Latest Election Results will be screened as they come to hand.

FOXTOH BEACH--BAIRD’S CHARABANC will -leave Shannon on SUNDAY, November 26, at 10 a.m., and ever£ Sunday thereafter, for FOXT'ON BEACH (weather- favourable). Book seats Garage, Ball&nce Street. Fares 5/.- Children Half Price. ! DAIMLER CAR FOR HIRE. j PHONE 66.

MAORI LAND, THEATRE - SHANNON TO-NIOHT At 8 p.m. 00l Rev. N. H: PAPAKURA, Rev. ROBT. HADDON Late of Chautauqua Concert Gifted. Orator. Platform.; IN ELOQUENT SONG AND ELOQUENT SPEECH. Collection in aid of Expenses.

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. C. HiMIDIE Has taken over the TAILORING BUSINESS of Krebs and Harnett. All work will now bei done on the premises, the same quality of work put into Suits, and orders promptly executed. 0. HARDIE. CAN DO A FEW SUITS STILL FOR - CHRISTMAS.

DON’T HESITATE “DO IT NOW." TRY OUR PRIME QUALITY AT REASONABLE PRICES. ' Mangahao Butchery Families > Waited 'On lor Orders. < E, SOTHERN. Manager.

PHONESt PH&NESI GENERAL CARRIERS.. Who hre second to? none lor. .prompt? ness and reliability* , Travellers’ , samples handled- with care.. Best Househpld Coal and Firewood, always in stoc£.