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Evening Post, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 55, 6 March 1915, Page 2

V E R V B 0 D \Y ' S. Direction Fuller's Pictures, .Limited. TO-DAY FROM NOON, Final Farewell to the Great Cowboy Championship Carnival, CALIFORNIA'S ROUND-UP CALIFORNIA'S ROUND-UP . CALIFORNIA'S ROUND-UP ! Cowboys, wild bronohos, buffaloes, bulls, and mules in glorious, skilful tests, and tho honours remain with the cowboys. POLISHING UP! GAUMONT WAR GRAPHIC ! NEIDRA, THE DREAM WOMAN! OUR TERRITORIALS IN ACTION! HIGHWAYS OF ENGLAND! Prices: Adults, 6d; Children, 3d. TfIVERYBODY'S. Direction, Fuller's Pictures, Limited. "One of the Best" Programmes yet Screened. Commencing MONDAY, AT NOON. Commencing MONDAY, AT NOON. 2 MAGNIFICENT FEATURE STARS. 2 2 MAGNIFICENT FEATURE STARS. 2 Stirring Drama, Screaming Comedy. 3500 Feet of Sensational War Dranw. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! England's bulldogs are always awake, and the Germans were caught napping, and paid the penalty. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE 1 ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! A story of the outbreak of the present War, when German Spies were allowed free rein in all parts of England. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! How a brave English lass saves the transport train from destruction. ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! ON HIS MAJESTY'S SERVICE! A story that will 'make you thrill, and will make you glad you are British-born. The Jatest Keystone Comedy, which has just arrived by English mail, with the joint favourite duo, CHARLES CHAPLIN CHARLES CHAPLIN As a CHARLES CHAPLIN Chauffeur. The Motor Hog on a Joy Ride, and MABEL NORMAND MABEL NORMAND • As the Girl. MABEL NORMAND The Giddy Young Flapper with her Boy, A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! A GENTLEMAN OF NERVE! As motor fiends the two jokists engage in pranks that make your side ache with laughter. The Sponge Industry — Flora and Zephyrs —Gaumont War Graphic. Prices : Adults, 6d J Children, 3d. PEOPLE'S PICTURE PALACE, Manners-street. THE ONLY SHOW WORTH WHILE Your Last Chance of seeing the Great Patriotic Production — "THE HEROINE OF MONS." "THE HEROINE OF MONS." "THE HEROINE OF MONS." "THE HEROINE OF MONS." Sensational Episode of the War. AND A HOST OF OTHERS. MONDAY— NEXT— MONDAY. " THE MILLIONAniE BRIGAND." " THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND." " THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND." " THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND." " THE MILLIONAIRE BRIGAND." Absolutely the limit in gorgeous production NOTHING APPROACHING THIS has ever been shown in this city. WE HOLD THE WELLINGTON RIGHTS. For this picture, and, notwithstanding the great expense entailed in securing such a MAGNIFICENT MASTERPIECE, OUR PRICES REMAIN THE SAME! FOLLOW THE CROWDS! WELLINGTON ■ GAS CO., LTD. TCfcY the provisions of the Shops and ■"-* Offices Act employers are now required to instal in their premises suitable and adequate means of heating for their assistants. Tho Gas Company has a shipment of GAS STEAM RADIATORS coming to hand, which are specially designed for SHOP-HEATING, and are extensively used for this purpose in England. The Radiators may be seen at the Company's Showroom. All particulars regarding oost and fixing will be promptly supplied on application. Deferred payments extending over one to six years may be arranged. CLEARING SALE. ON ACCOUNT HUGH FRASER AND SON, KOMAKO, POHANGINA DISTRICT. WEDNESDAY, 10th MARCH, < At 11 a.m. HARRY PALMER AND CO.,' of Palmerfeton North, have been favoured with instructions from Hugh Fraser and Son to sell by public auction, as above— The Furniture contained in their 12roomed ' homestead; also all Live Stock, Traps, and Farm Implements, consisting of : FURNITURE. DINING ROOM— Piano (in good order), Chesterfield, easy chair, 6 Austrian chaire, sideboard, table and cover, lino., blinds, curtains, ornaments, clock, hearthrugs, fender and irons, and sundries SITTING ROOM and OFFICE— TabIe and cover, Chesterfield, wicker chairs, Austrian chairs, arm chairs, lino., blinds, curtains, etc. 8 BEDROOMS, all fully furnished— Wood and iron a. and d. bedsteads, wire and kapok .mattresses, duohesso chests, chests of drawers, mats, washstands and ware, blankets, sheets, pillows, curtains, blinds, etc. KITCHEN— TabIe, chairs, large assortment of crockery; cooking utensils, pots and pans, cutlery, meat safes, and sundries WASHHOUSE— MangIe, wringer, washboards, baths, buckets, and sundries LIVE STOCK. 4 haeks_ nnd harness horses 6 cows in milk (good) 1 cow (dry) 1 purebred Holstein bull 3 l^'years-old mixed cattle 2 bacon pigs (fut) POULTRY. 50 pairs, including turkeya, ducks, gecee, fowk, and roosters VEHICLES. 1 spring trap 1 rubber-tired, gig Several sets of harness FARM IMPLEMENTS. Orchard cultivator Murray wool press 1 10-gal. Delaval separator Milk cans Full sets of carpenters' and farm tools, ploughs, hartowß, etc. Mr. Fraser has occupied tho farm for the past 15 years, and it is impossible to enumerate the full list in detail. The homestead is very fully furnished with good, 6oon<i and useful furniture. The Sale starts punctually at 11 a.m., and everything will be sold Absolutely Without Reserve. Light Luncheon will be provided, and the Auctioneers will give any other information reouisasi