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Shannon News, 2 January 1925, Page 1

MAORI LAND THEATRE, SHANNON. SATURDAY. A Picture with a .Thousand Throhs and Thrills. WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS—BUCK JONES 'BUCK JONES BUCK JONES m A Blazing Story of the Cowboy Trails. VTHE DESERT OUTLAW.” "THE DESERT, OUTLAW-” "THE DESERT OUTLAW-" "THE DESERT OUTLAW.” “From now on I’m going to try and be a better man.” This solemn pledge fell from the lips of Buck Jones, alter several weeks, spent on desert location near Ivernville, Cal., making "The Desert Outlaw.’" "1 thought at first Director Mortimer had located us in iFladjes instead of Kernvjille; never want to do time in any place as has as Hades-Kernville again; ergo, will try and mend my ways and ‘make’ the other, cooler place,” Buck com fessed.

SHANNON CHARABANC MOTOR SERVICE. A. CHARABANC will leave Gadhrane’s Garage, Shannon, lor the following places as under:— JANUARY Ist and 2nd, for Marton at 9 a.m., Return Fare: 12/6. W. COCHRANE, Proprietor. J. V. BURNS THE SHOP FOR ALL PAPERS AND MAGAZINES. ORDER yQur favourite magazine and have, same delivered regularly without missing an issue. ' Call and See the Toys, before shopping elsewhere. Every variety of toys, games, dolls, mechanical toys, i’he best range of books ever displayed in Shannon. PRICES AS CHEAP AS WELLINGTON AND NO POSTAGE TO PAY, NOR RAIL FARE.

EXCHANGE AUCTION MART BALLANGE STREET, SHANNON. SALE BY AUCTION ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, at 1 p.m. FRUIT. VEGETABLES POTATOES. furniture. POULTRY. FURNITURE, ETC. GEO. W. BROAD, Auctioneer.

THE BONFIELD TEA ROOMb. WATTERSTON’S building. BALLANCE STRW. SHANNON. I WISH to notify the Public Shannon and District I opened UP-TO-DATE TEAROOMS. oi have Delicious HOME-MADE CAKES, SCONES, ETC., together with cleanliness, civility and attention will he given to customers. SUMMER DRINKS FOR SALE. Only the Best Brands of Chocolates and Sweets of all Kinds will be kept.

A FULL RANGE OF SWEETS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS CHEERIO. DON’T PASS WITHOUT A CUP OF TEA. CHILBLAINS asjffSr’Eß’Ss Q-tol sjt