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Shannon News, 24 March 1925, Page 1

Maori Sand Theatre V Friday Night Next A Leaping, surging, seething fury of unleashed flood waters—roaring down the valley with irresistible force and terrific speed—and on a half-submerged shack, clinging with frenzied terror —a beautiful and helplesscaught between two evil forces that meant death or dishonour—the raging torrent and the man, who* blinded by her beauty, swore to possess her. Just one of the mighty moments in this magnificent Seven-act Selznick Picturisation of the famous Novel by EMMERSON HOUGH. A SELZMCK SPECIAL ATTRACnONI »Si StlsS&M^ll m M ,;K^> <y>. THE «w>» Ji** ?■!*.< -**»*. •«s< VJ id .LL& atf&s* #*<. m SSSS Wi <*r« «fc "" i; S™ "&>

SHANNON GOLF CLUB. ANNUAL MEETING. FRIDAY, MARCH £7fch. 7.30 p.m. BORQLI.QH COUNCIL OFFICE. Full Attendance Requested. A, H. MORGAN, Hon. Secretary. FROST AND BASSETT. 800 TMAKERS. KINDLY NOTICE: CHANGE OF ADDKE6&. ;/Tn;HE above named liave removed JL to their new premises in ijl.lMiViiiii TEURACE, next to O j Regans Dining Rooms. ALL WORK GUARANTEED AND PROMPTLY EXECU TED. ui' tealiier goods in j&nanuon at \\ el ung ion Prices. FROST AND BASSETT. PLIMMER TERRACE, SHANNON. MRS MANNING. DRESSMAKER.

AS removed Horn Baiiance street and is now taking orders Jor Dressmaking at her res.ide.ncc Clai>ham Street. Moderate Prices. LATEST SAMPLES AND JOUILNALS S'iUCKED. THE BONFIELD TEA ROOMi>. WATTEBSTON'S BUILDING. BALLAiNCE STBEET, SHANNON. WISH to no-tily the Public oi Shannon and District I have

UP-TO-DATE TEAROOMS. Delicious HOME-MADE CAKES, SCONES, ETC., together with cleanliness, civility and attention wili be given to customer*. SUMMER DRINKS FOR SALE. Only the Best Brands of Chocolates and Sweets of all Kinds will be kept. A FULL RANGE OF SWEETS FUR YOUR CHRISTMAS CHEERIO. DON'T PASS WITHOUT A CUP OF TEA.

PICOT BROS. I 13OULTRY FARMERSI Consign your EGGS AND POULTRY to PICOT BROS, tor prompt satisfaction. ALL CLASSES OF GRAIN STOCKED. LOWEST PRICES. Write lor Particulars. 0 113-116 Thorntion Quay and 9 Davi Street, WELLINGTON.