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Shannon News, 1 September 1925, Page 1

Maoriland Theatre FRIDAY CECIL B DE MILLES PRODUCTION "FEET OF CLAY." "FEET OF CLAY.'' "FEET OF CLAY." "FEET OJP CLAY." TEET OF CLAY." "FEET OF CLAY" is typically De'Mille, and you know what that means—luxury, gorgeousness, linked with & logical, dramatic, pictorial story. A picture with a "smash" climax,. the like of which has never been seen before—a scene you'll talk a bout just as. everyone did of the opening of the Red Sea in "The Ten Commandments." Here's a real picture I £7 10/- Given Away ~1:UT QUI' THIS ADVERTISEMENT and answer the questions and J post them to Mr H. V. Hudson, "News" representative, Shannon. Envelope to be marked with word "Section." Envelopes will be opened on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER sth, at 10 a.m. at the Maoriland Theatre. I will ,pay a deposit of £5 or. a section for the writer of the first letter opened with all the quest: ons answered and hall the deposit for the writer of the second letter opened with all the questions answered. '•'' All invited to be present at the* opening of the letters. The following are the questions:—-.- v.; (1) Are you satisfied to p ay" reiit? (2) Do you desire a home of your own? (3) Could you pay £1 a month off a section? (4) Do you know you will take possession of a section as soon as you pay the deposit? (5) Do you know that by cropping . a section you could make almost enough to pay it off?. (6) DO you know that when the section is paid for I will arrange finance for yo u tp build. A. E. HYDE. LAND SALESMAN.

SAVE THE BABIES! STREET STALL ON SATURDAY NEXT. N aid of funds for the local branch of the Plunket Society. DonatLons of produce, fruit, poultry, and" articles of all description will be thankfully received, and can be left at the Council Chambers. MRS B. SPENCER, Hon. Sec.

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