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Shannon News, 9 October 1923, Page 3

Tinned eggs are as good as fresh if preserved with SHARLAND’S “MOA" BRAND EGG PRESERVATIVE. One bottle will do twenty dozen. LOST— A ’J. B. stetson Velour Hat on Saturday night, between 'Levin and Shannon. Finder kindly return to W. Gardner, Shannon. FiOR acres with 5-roOmed house and all conveniences. Centrally situated. For full particulars apply J. A. Roach. M-K A. F. WITTY (Missionary from Ceylon) WILL continue meetings in Mr F. W. Newport’s Drawing Room, Thompson Street, Shannon, TUESDAY. OCT. 9th, at 7.30 p.m. Subject: “WHAT IS MAN.” THURSDAY. OCT. 11th, -at 7.30 p.nn Subject: “Gospel to Antediluvians.” . A HEARTY WELCOME TO ALL.

THANKS. MR and MRS L. BUCKMAN thank their many friends for the kind messages 'of sympathy and floral tribunes in; {'their recent sad berea,varment. THANKS. I WISH to Thank tall, those who rendered assistance to* my boy a<t the time of his accident - aft Marotiri on Sunday, especially Mr W. Murdoch and Dr. Wylie. MRS J. HAMILTON. MAORI LAND THEATRE. WEDNESDAY. The most fascinating villain ever seen upon the screen.. RODOLPH VALENTINO in Stolen Moments An unparalleled production of-.sump-tuous magnificence. She stood alone and helpless in the house of the man who asked a terrible price that she might cloak her one girlish indiscretion. What was her decision as she felt his hot breath burn into her pale . cheek? AUG T I O N SA L E Tb be held in the SHANNON AUCTION ROOMS. Plimmer Terrace, Shannon, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1923. 2 p.m—Pigs, Poultry, etc., and special line of . White Leghorn Pullets from Tokomaru*; also Young Chicks (Slack Orpingtons;. 2.30 p.m.—Furniture, - etc.