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Shannon News, 6 October 1925, Page 1

ALL BRITISH Fl LM AT THE, Maoriland Theatre HILDA BAYLEY AND FLORA LE BRETON HILDA BAYLEY AND FLORA LE BRETON HILDA R4YLEY AND FLORA LE BRETON TWO GRAHAM CUTT S PRODUCTIONS L : COCAJINE. A remazkabie film exposure of England's greatest menace. The lure of London's night life. It promises Spring and brings Winter. It is a tremendous dramatic story with a great moral, as well as being a beautiful love story. All the vivid colouring of the night life of the great Metropolis —with a background of night clubs— Chinese dens—drugs depots—Scotland Yard—police—jazz—action from the first reel to; the last. A splendid drama, enacted by England's leading screen artists. This', is a picture worthy of the name. Breathless suspense and thrilling action permeates the whole story. ; COOAILNE. : COCAINE. On 35th June, at the Auckland Police Court, George Edward Barker was placed on trial for manslaughter, in that he supplied one Biltcliffe with an overdose of Heroin (a more deadly form of drug than cocaine). Both Barker and Biltcliffe were aged twenty-one. A well-known Christchurch lady also states that one case in that city which has come under her notice is that of a lady who spends £2 per week on Cocaine. NEW ZEALANDERS CANNOT CLOSE THEIR EYES, TO THE FACT THAT THE MENACE IS WITH US, AND THAT ADDICTS CAN SECURE THE DRUG Wl TH EASE, EVERY FATHER should see "Cocaine " and its warniing. EVERY MOTHER should see "Cocaine" and its warning. EVERY YOUNG MAN" should see "Cocaine" ;md its warning. EVERY YOUNG WOMAN should see "Cocaine" and its warning. EVERY BOY approaching mature years should see "Cocaine" and its warning. EVERY GIRL approaching mature ye ars should see "Cocaine" and its warning. The one sure way to attack this problem is by prevention through education. Our crop-of drug addicts can be diminished by proper instruction and discussion in our schools and homes. "YE SHALL KNOW THE TRUTH, AND THE TRUTH SHALL MAKE YOU FREE." "THE WONDERFUL STORY" FEATURING HERBERT LANGLEY AND LILIAN HALL-DAVIS. HERBERT LANGLEY AND LILIAN HALL-DAVIS. It is a story of primitive life in England, set on the soif amidst typically beautiful rural scenery. It concerns TWO BROTHERS, ONE WOMAN, PLUS ON E BABY. It has a tremendous heart-pull with the fair sex. The acting is up to the highest English standard. ROLL UP FOR AN ALL-13RITISM Fl LM AT THE MAORILAND THEATRE, FRIDAY NEXT.

ANNOUNCEMENT. A BOON TO MOTORISTS.

FOR QUICK SALE. •* WELL-BUILT 9-roomed residence situated in the centre of Sliannon, having every possible convenience, including scullery, pantry, washhouse with copper and tubs, bathroom, h. and c. water, and the electric light installed throughout. The section is a half acre beautifully laid out in lawns, shrubs, etc., the paths, yards and drive being concreted. A lovely home which can be purchased at a reasonable price and on easy terms as the owner will be away from Shannon for some time and he has decided to sell if possible. For particulars as to price and terms, apply to S. W. Carter, Batlance Street, or E. T. Moody, Solici tor. DRESSMAKING AT BETTER VALUE PRICES. TT'S Better for you, and for us, to have your frocks made row—in the slack season. Corning season's patterns fcr your selection. MISS HOLMES, DRESSMAKER, PLIMMER TERRACE. PHONE St PH6NE 61

DAY in aid of Methodist Church Fund. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10th. Next to Rider's Bootshop, BALLAN CE STREET. Children's Clothing, Dolls, Lollies, Produce, Cakes, Etc. Competitions: Breakfast, Dinner, Silk Jumper, Etc. UNDERTAKERS. A.HOFMANN Foxton Phone 108. Shannon Phone ?4 L. H. MARTIN. FURNISHER—Shannon and District Agency. MOTOR HIAB8« IN ATTENDANCE.