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Shannon News, 1 April 1924, Page 1

MAORILAND THEATRE. WEDNESDAY. An English Super Classic adapted from the world's famous stage success by OSCAR WILDE. OSCAU WILDE. OSCAJK WILDE. "A WOM AN OF KO I'MPQRtANCE.'' "A WOMAN Oi- NO IMPORTANCE." "A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE ].". "A WOMAN OF NO IMPORTANCE." Okie of tine, greatest problem plays of modem society'. Fearlessly it throws the light of Truth, on the age old problems of the* woman who; loy,es NOT WISELY BUT TOO WELL. A Powerful Story Magnificently' Produced.

MR P. L. HOLDINGS ■BARRISTER- ANT). SOLICITOR, FOXTON ILate Stipendiary Magistrate). "AS opened a Branch Office in Shannon and attends, at Shanriu'n every Thursday and at other iimc;s by appointment. Enquiries at Bo vis, Shannon.

C. 0. iFKANKS' (PARAGE , BALLANCE STREET, SHANNON. MOTOR CARRIER & CONTRACTOR. CARS FOR HIRE. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. ALL ACCESSORIES STOCKED. Two Firßt Class Mechanics. ( AH Work Guaranteed and Promptly , Executed. Batteries Charged and Electrical Work Attended To. PHONE 57. RELIABLE SERVICE Is. the; SI Ogan of the SHANNON MEAT CO. The oldest Established Meat Co. in this District. , "T is their reliable service to the public of Shannon arid district that has made the business flourish. That service is still being maintained and the public will at all times be able to rely on procuring the very best quality meat, which will always be combined with promptness, reliability, cleanliness and civility. S. W. CARTER, ' Manager. SETTLE IT TO-DAY. If ever you have wondered whethei there may be something wrong with your sight. If ever you (have felt that perhaps those headaches- or neuralgia pains are the result of neglected eye-strain. - If you have the slightest suspicion of anything wrong with your vision you will be doing the safe thing, the wise thing, in asking our advice. Sight cared for is sight preserved. ConsultrBARRY AND FREEMAN, LTD., OPTICAL SPECIALISTS, Palmerston North. They visit Levin monthly. The next visit will be TUESDAY, APRIL 15, at Mr Keedwell's Pharmacy.

PALMERSTON. N. HIGH SCHOOLS BOYS' DAY AND BOARDING COLLEGE. IWtetoT! J. MURRAY; M.A. XHROFESSIONALTxommei'ciaI, General and Agricultural Courses. Spacious Playing Fields. Large Swimming Bathß. Applications for Boarding Places now/being received. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Principal: Miss C. B. MILLS, M.A., B.Sc. Professional, Commercial, General, and Home Life Courses. Arrangements can be made for private board. Early application is necessary. The Schools re-open FEBRUARY 6th, 1924. Minimum admission qualification: Standard VI Pass. WRITE FOR PROSPECTUS TO W. HUNTER, Sdcretary, P*ljner*ton Norfcih.