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Feilding Star, Volume 2, Issue 146, 9 April 1924, Page 1

FOR SATJB OA ACRES handy to town, high£l\J ]y improved. Carry 16 to 18 cows. Permanent water, well fencod, good garden and orchard. 5roomed Bungalow, all possible conveniences, man's room nnd ample outbuildings. Price moderate. N.Z. FARMERS' CO-OP. DISTRI. BUTING CO., LTD,, FEUDING.

Cftmnrancihd TO-NIGHT A Master Picture The Great British Masterpiece THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. GLADYS COOPER GLADYS COOPER IVOR NOVELLO IVOR NOVELLO A Wonderful Picture by'the Man who produced Carnival, Harvey Knovvk'.s. Gorgeous Settings and a Picturisation of the Vision — "I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls," During the screening of which MRS J. G. CRIMSHAW Will Sing the Popular Old .Melody. Also Special Music will be Played. Altogether a Stupendous Programme of .Music and Pictures you cannot afford to miss. Also screening a Hobby Vernon Comedy in Dutch, and the latest Topical« and Sccnics. COMING Gloria Sv/anson in "My American Wife." SHERWOOD'S QUEEN. THE TiVJOTJ—THURSDAY, April 10 TIIETJYOLI-FRIDAY, April 11. , RESENTED by tho HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS'. Cast of Characters: Robin Hood'- Chief of the Sherwood Outlaws—Margaret Ferguson. Little John Robin Hood's Lieutenant— Elwvune James.

Will Scarlett Robin Hood's Attendant -Myra Amadio. Friar Tuck—-Father Confessor to the Foresters—Ethel .James. Allan-a-Dale-A Minstrel—liny Cock* John Arthwcll—A .Nottingham Citizenßeryl McDonald. Marian—His Daughter -.Men; Kuyvett Alice—Marian's Maid Irene. Hummer A Widow- - Irene .Bridge Tuneful Solos and fart Songs, Spirited Choruses. Prices 2/6', 2/- and I/-. Ueserve at .McLean's. 1)l'Y A Shilling Surprise Packet 5 and get vonr room papered hy Clcland. NOTICE. "A VINO been appointed Sole JLJ. Agent for GLEN AETON Coal for Feikling and District. J wit-h to thank my niunei*ous Customers lor past favours and hope for a continuance, of the same. 'This Glen Coal is the finest Waikato Coal on the Market, and is giving satisfaction. Customers will he well advised to place their orders with nie early. \\ ■ JONES, Coal Depot, !)<) Kim hoi ton Road, I'JioiH: 160. DANCING CLASSES. PAiiasn HALL BY Request the Adult Ballroom ' Classes conducted for this sea_.m by MISS AUDREY HUGHESJOHNSON will commence at 8 p.m. NEXT THURSDAY, April 3. instead of April 24. ho as to enable Pupils to learn the New Dances for Easter. Time-table for the Children s Classes: Juniors, 3 to 4; Advanced, 4 to 5; Boys' and Girls' Ballroom Class, 5 to 0 p.m. :OR SALE—One P V ' Bull, 6vrs, sound, active, and quiet, "Silverlock's Duke." Majesty and Monopoly strain. One nine-moiiths pedigree Jersey bull, sire "Grannie's K.C." (ful brother to "Grannie's Knight") dam "Belvedere Greta," Sunflower strain. One nine-months pedigree Jersey bull, sire "Fair View General,',' dam "Ladv Lala." Al«o eight high-grade Jersey weaner heifers by "Belvedere Hustle Prince." out of Tw.vlish coavg. Apply A. STANLEY (Farm, Apiti), address Kirnbolton. DO NOT MTSS DO NOT MISS DO NOT MISS THE MAINS MISSION THE MAINS MISSION THE MAINS MISSION Every Evening This Week at 7.30. TN ST PAUL'S PRESBYTERIAN J." CHURCH. MR. W. J. MAINS MR. W. J. MAINS MR. W. J. MAINS Hymn Sheets provided and Everyone Welcome. N.Z. FARMERS' UNION--FEILD-ING BRANCH. ,TIHE Annual General Meeting of _! members of the Branch will be held in Secretary's 9J^;,- Kimbolton Road, Feikling, Next id?lDA\ Afternoon, the Hth mst,, at 2.30 p.m.. BUSINESS—To receive Report and Balance-Sheet; Election of Officers; Election of Provincial Delegates; also to receive Remits to Provincial Conference; and General. All farmers are urged to attend. W. L. GRJOE, Chairman.