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Feilding Star, Volume XVI, Issue 4018, 7 June 1920, Page 5

? ENTERTAINMENTS. j THE LYCEUM TO-NIGHT and TO-MORROW. The Screen's Greatest Comedienne, " ( MABEL NORMAND , r MABEL NORMAND ~ , The Goldwyn Comedy Queen, in her = j . latest Joy Burst— UPSfAIRS UPSTAIRS ~ I Mabel was mixing Ice Creams below \ Stairs. " f That's Scream No. 1. . J Then she Shimmy-danced x \ UPSTAIRS UPSTAIRS That's Scream No. 2. From then on she jazzed to a finish as a Blushing Bride. Specially Chosen Programme of. J Supports. f ■—■ j ? Prices: Dress Circle 1/7, Stalls 9d. | i I Children 1/1 and 6d. > ( Reserves 2/1. [ I T7l VERYBODY'S -OICTURES Jtli Jγ ODDFELLOWS' HALL. TO-NIGHT ONLY At 7.45 o'clock sharp. GRAND DOUBLE BILL. GRAND DOUBLE BILL. Extra Special Feature— ■ THEDA BARA IN THE LIGHT THEDA BARA IN THE LIGHT THEDA BARA IN THE LIGHT The Fox Film Story of How the Most Infamous Woman in Paris Wins te j Her Regeneration. ■• Have You Ever Seen Theda Bara, the Champion Vamp? See Her To-night. Also on the Programme— THE COMING OF THE LAW THE COMING OF THE LAW THE COMING OF THE LAW Another 5-part Fox Film, a Seltzer Sensation of the Taming of a Wild West Town. TOM MIX is the Hero. Good Supports—a Big Night's Show. Come Early. And all at Usual Prices—all parts Ninepence. Coming Soon—Nazimova in "The Red Lantern.

ST. JOHN'S TENNIS CLUB. PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE AND DANCE. i PARISH HALL. On SATURDAY; JUNE 12, 1920. Good Music. Good Trophies. Supper provided. Ladies 1/6. Gentlemen 2/-. Commencing at 7.30 p.m. The Committee reserve the right to refuse admission. * " THANKS. ON behalf of the Europeans who were present at the Aorangi.Pa. on the occasion of the Funeral of the late Mr SIMEON, I beg to tender our sin e'er est thanks to Messrs Jack and August Simeon, and also their helpers for the great hospitality shown us. H. DEWAR, Aorangi. FEILDING AND DISTRICT ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. THE Annual Meeting of the Feilding and District Acclimatisation Society will be held'at the Dainties Supper Rooms on FRIDAY, JUNE, 18, 1920, at 8 p.m. Holders of v Fishing and Game Licenses are requested to be present. ' STATEMENT of RECEIPTS and , EXPENDITURE for Year ending March; 31, 1920. Receipts. £ s dl Balance In bank, April 1, 1919 24 15 7 Received from Treasury for Game and Deer Licenses 51 13 6 Received from Jas. Packer for Fishing Licenses ... 37 10 0 £113 19 1 Expenditure. £ s d F. Pirani and' Co. Ltd. ... 2 2 6 Printing 2 14 0 JY.Z. Acclimatisation Society • 4 4 0 Deer Labels 12 6 Audit Fee 2 2 0 Free Licenses—Game and Deer , 3 0 0 Hawera Acclimatisation Society 19 17 6 Bank Fees and Cheque Book 10 0 Rent of Room 10 0 Shags' Heads ..' 517 6 Petties, Stamps, and Sundries • 3 7 6 Cash in Bank 44 4 1 Cash in hand ..v 2 17 6 Honorarium, W.R.Walker, •31/8/20 21 0 0 ' £113 19 1 J BALANCE SHEET. As-at March 31, 1920. Liabilities. ■ £ s d Balance, accumulated funds, being excess of assets over liabilities 171 17 2 Assets. £ s d Cash in bank 44 4 1 Savings Bank deposit, including interest 124 15 7 Cash in hand 217 6 £171 17 2 I have examined vouchers and bank pass book, and certify the above to be correct. G. O'HALLORAN, F.1.A., N.Z. Auditor. Feilding, April 15, 1920. N. C. WRIGHT, Secretary. PUBLIC LIBRARY. RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION: 1 Bopk ... 3/6 per quar. 14/-p.a. 2 Books ... 5/6 per quar. £1 p.a. 3 Books. ... 7/6 per quar. - £17/6 p.a. Ratepayer have the privilege of taking an extra book .at above rates. HOURS.—Public Reading Room, Daily, 10 a.m. To 9 p.m. Circulating Library, daily, except Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon, 2 p.m. to 5 p.m., 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Health authorities recommend Fine.nzol as a safeguard against infection. Sniff up a little twice a day. Iβ 6d and. 2 9 M.