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Shannon News, 25 July 1924, Page 1

FRIDAY-SHANNON. SATURDAY—TOKOMARU. WHO KILLED ANDREW PRENTICE? Here is a picture that abounds in big moments, a picture with an appeal so strong, a grip so powerful that you will be held breathless, tense and eager from beginning lo end. Xou'ye never seen anything so exciting, so mysterious! "THE ACQUITTAL." "THE ACQUITTAL." "THE ACQUITTAL." "THE ACQUITTAL." Featuring an all star cast, headed by CLAIRE WINDSOR; CLAIRE WINDSOR, NORMAN KERRY. NORMAN KERRY. BARBARA BEDFORD. BARBARA BEDFORD. IT IS A LAVISH PRODUCTION OF ONE OF THE GREATEST PLAYS EVER WRITTEN. BOX PLAN AT ALDERSEY'S.

SHANNON BOROUGH COUNCIL. NIGHT SOIL CONTRACTOR. \ APPLICATIONS are invited lor the »w position oi' night-soil contractor Ito tlie Borough oi Shannon. Condi- ' tions oi' appointment may too had on application to. the undersigned. , Applications marked- "Night-soil" close .with the Town Clerk at 10 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 30th JULY, 1924. J. T. 80V.U3, I Town Clerk. LEVIN AND SHANNON HERD TESTING ASSOCIATIONS. WILL those persons desirous oi testing their cows with either of the above named Herd Testing Associations during the forthcoming season please communicate with me as soon as possible, advising the approximate number of cows they expect to le&t. C. H. SMITH, Testing Officer, Sussex tetreet, ujvjui. Mn j, a u u i s i c jti u i., u it. SUNDAY, JULY 27. Mommy, 1,1 o'clock: Rev. Mr Peryman. Ailernoon, 2.30: Sunday School, livening,/7 o'clock: Mr W. 11. Roberts. J 3 aESB YT E a lAN CH U R C il, SERVICES. SUNDAY, JULY 27. Morning, l.l: Kev. A. F. Stewart. Atteinuon, 2.30: Sunday School. Evening, V: Rev. A. F.'Stewart. i N G L I C A N CII U R C H. SERVICES. SUNDAY, JULY 27, Shannon—a a.m. : Holy Communion. 11 a.m.; Matins. 7 p.m.: Evensong. Tokomaru.— ■ * ;> 11 a.m.: Holy Communion. 7 p.m.: Evensong. MAKERUA DRAINAGE BOARD. OTIGE is hereby given that it is the intention of the above mentioned Board to prosecute aiiy_ persons interfering in any way, without authority, with its floodgates. F. W. CQNNELL. Clerk. 17th Juily, 1924,

REDUCED HIRE. DRUIDS' HALL, SHANNON. UNTIL MIDNIGHT. £2. AFTER MIDNIGHT £2 10s. SMALL HALL (from 7.3 Q to 10.30) 5/-. ELECTRIC LIGHT, PIANO AND CROCKERY FREE. PHONE 51 PHONE 51 KING BROS. GENERAL CARRIERS. Who are second to none for promptness and reliability. Travellers' samples handled with care. Best Household Coal and Firewood DRESSMAKING. "» /TISS HOLMES wishes to announce tttiat she is now taking orders for Dressmaking. Address, Stout Street, next Bowling Green