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Feilding Star, Volume 10, Issue 3930, 13 January 1933, Page 1

PALACE THEATRE FINALLY THIS EVENING The Renowned English Actor CHAXJI.ES LAUGHTON in PAYMENT DEFERRED STAX 1..y T KEL & OLIVER HARDY lu NOW SHOW IXO AT THE REGENT THEATRE Olive Brook ami Claudette Colbert Jn the Strangest Story Ever Brought to tlie Screen The Man from Yesterday (Adult Recommendation) ' KOSY THEATRE (’< )X< ILCDIXO TO-XIOHT Dramatic! Sensational! The Suiter English Thriller OTHER PEOPLE’S SINS (A Cert.—Adult Audiences) Featuring HORACE II( (DOES Anne Orey and Stewart Rome S< H’IAE CREDIT I»RDI*(ISADS ODDFELLOWS’ HADE TO-XIOHT (Friday) at 8 o’eloek Speakers: DR. SMITH and MR. till JOS. Auckland. Chairman: J. S Tin gey. Esq. Thinking Must Bring Prosperity Collection to Defray Excuses lIE A R - HEAR MAJOR PHARAZYX MAJOR PHARAZYX Tele yoc the truth about SOVIET RUSSIA. Majestic Theatre, MOXDAY, JAXUARY 10,'at 8 p.m. WHITEH E A D ’ S QUALITY GOODS BREAD, Whole or Sliced, suitable for I'icnics Small Goods and Refreshments. Wedding Cakes, Birthday Caltes Block Cake from lOd per lb DANNEVIRKE SHOW 24th AXXUAE EXHIBITION SHOWGROUNDS, DANNEVIRKE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY 7th and Bth February, 1933. TWO BIG DAYS TWO BIG NIGHTS Open Hunters’ Competition, £55 Cash Prizes. Other Competitions liberally catered for. Classes for Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Fat Stock, Farmers’ Classes and Home Industries. Send for Schedule and all information or apply to your Eocal Show Secretary. Waipukurau A', and P. Association acting in conjunction. Entries in all Sections, including Home Industries, close TUESDAY, 24th January. Grounds electrically light at night and Special Programme arranged. Dog Section specially catered for hy the Kennel Club. H. S. M. QUIGEEY. Secretary. (MESS) K. MIEEER Asst. Sec. Box 38, Telehone 2470. The Feilding Freezing Works THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS, (A’ASIA) LTD. SHOP AORANGI PRIME lAMB PRIME MUTTON PRIME PORK AT LOWEST PRICES Telephone 410 FEIEDING CHANCE FOR FAMILY MAN J Q ACRES of good rich land with good home. Very handy to town. Would carry 6 or 7 cows well, besides poultry, etc., and produce fruit and vegetables. The man who has a job but also a family can help his living expenses very materially here. RENT £BS PER YEAR, which the property should produce if worked properly. In addition the family would have free milk, butter, and eggs. Possession immediate. Call and see about this. N. lE. GIFFORD FEILDING AGENT