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Shannon News, 5 December 1924, Page 1

MAORILAND PICTURES. SATURDAY. matinee-at; .ajjo.p.m. A STORY Of; CONSUMING SPANISH PAs*i<-'N.-william Pox Presents—--1 JOHN GILBERT JOiliN GILBCiU in “ROMANCE RANGE.” “ROMANCE RANGE.” SPAIN 188 BLOUD. HAIRED. A MASSING WILL. FIGHT FOB LIFE. WOMAN’S LOVE. THE ESCAPE. WEDDING BELLS. |. MONDAY. CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS JACK HOXIE in JACK HIOXIE ill “RIDGEWAY OF MONTANA.” “RIDGEWAY OF MONTANA.” A last moving scene, of Hoxie riding a, (bucking bfronco, proving his supreme skill in the most fascinating sport of the old West. Variety of atmosphere and locale seldom seen in a western story—rugged cattle lands, a beautiful city home, then hack into the snow-clad peaks, where the most thrilling action takes, place. HANDEL’S . MESSIAH.” THURSDAY, ; DECEMBER 11th, .1924. PI CTU ,R E THEATRE. 8 o’clock. LEVIN CHORAL SOCIETY Assisted toy s ROYAL CHORAL SOCIETY, : WELLINGTON; THE PALMERSTON J. ORCHESTRAand' the tQllowing soloists: MRS WOODWARD (Wellington) SOPRANO. MISS MINA CALDOW (Auckland) CONTRALTO. MR SYDNEY BUTLER (Christchurch) TENOR. fldß W. WATTERS (Palmerston) . , '■ ' : T". ‘ BASS. ADMISSION; Dress Circle 4/-, Stalls 3/-, Under Gallery 2/-. Tax paid.

Box Blan at ChQcolate Box .opens December 4th.

F. G. LEMMON, Hon. Secretary. C.P.R. CHARABANC wifi leave P. 0., Shannon, tor, Otaki Beach, SUNDAY, December 7th., weather permitting, at 9.3 Q sharp. Fares 6/- return. ■ . • “MESSIAH," AT LEVIN. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 11th. . A Charabanc. Will leave. Shannon Post Office at. 6.31) p.iri., returning aft6r Orator in. Return fare., 3/-. THE “PEOPLE’S?? jCASH .STORE.,, Opposite Railway Station. I ■ r 11 vi'r ‘ . ; - HAVING:, purchased the above business. tram W,. Wallace, wo -wisti to ‘intimate that all our stock of groceries is new, while 'Qur price lists; will bear the. closest investigation and we trust that these two points combined with strict attention to business, civility and' promptness that we shall receive a fair share of public patronage. ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED. AITCHISON BROS. GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. WOQDVILLE RACES. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10th and 11th’ 1924. GATES; Men 7/6, Ladies 3/6. QPEGTAL TRAIN , leaves. Shannon' V 9.9 Wednesday JHcaning, returning Thursday evening.. *. i fs excursion fares; OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. TO -residents of Shannon iand surrounding district I wish, to announce that I have commenced business as a boot repairer' in premises in Ballance Street : opposite, the Maoriland Theatre, where all repairs will he neatly and promptly executed. > Only the best English Leather used. E. A. FROST, BOOT REPAIRER.