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Horowhenua Chronicle, 3 May 1919, Page 3

Farland's TO-NIGHT: Emmy Welilen in TO-NIGHT: "THE OUTSIDER" A Six-part -Metro. j MONDAY: "Tlio Gown of Destiny'' MONDAY: "The Gown of Destiny" MONDAY": "The Gown of Destiny" A Triangle Feature of Originality with popular BARNEY SHERRY, a beautiful story, beautiful settings, splendid dresses, and a fascinating story of a man who couldn't fight for his country TUESDAY: "Polly of the Circus. ! L ESDAY : "Polly of the Circus. WEDNESDAY: MADGE EVANS in WEDNESDAY: MADGE EVANS in "THE GATES OF GLADNESS." "THE GATES OF GLADNESS.'' Which brings out the song "A Little Child Shall Lead Them," which will l>e sung with orchestral accompaniment. WEDNESDAY : Added Attraction WEDNESDAY: Added Attraction Madame Diack, the well-known Wellington singer will render "And, a Little Child Shall Lead Them," during ifche screening of Madge Eyans's picture, "THE GATES OF GLADNESS," for which Mr Hayfield has arranged the full orchestral parts. FarlaniTs TUESDAY, MAY 0. The Management has the honour to present for the first time in Levin A Modern Miracle of Picture Art Admitted by critics, artists and tlio public of Europe as easily superior to that most sensational masterpiece of the circus ring "The Jockev of Death." The GOLDWYN COMPANY of Producers have announced POLLY OF THE CIRCUS As the greatest picture the world has ever seen. "POLLY OF THE CIRCUS" is GOLDWYN'S 20th Century Wonder Play. THE GREAT LOVE TRAGEDY POLLY OF THE CIRCUS The Greatest Show on Earth. Weeping Elephant's Tears bigger than the Kaisers'. The Circus Girl and the Parson. FIRE IN THE CIRCUS. The cast is an all-star one and Mao Marsh takes the leading role of Polly. Scene after scene of superlative beauty. In one of her barebacked riding feats Polly, the l'rettv and Daring Child of the Circus is injured, but the Show must go on. A Mammoth Circus reproduced in detail—an entire menagerie caged in a camera. Laughter and tears—which all go to fill in 10,000 feet of film. The Verdict is: •'•The Greatest Circus Production vet. and it's a Mighty GOLD'WY.S. MATINEE PRICES: Children 6d. Adults 2s. NIGHT PRICES: Adults. 2s Id and i Is Id, children. Is Id. ' ! Vi/KCTIONS" T DESIRE to return my hearty thanks -®- to those electors who honoured me with their votes at Wednesday's Borough Council elections. F. W. JONES. FOR SALE.—Zealandia stove in good order: also table potatoes, J. T. Oak, Levin. APPLES FOR SALE. ~~ IN ANY QUANTITY by the oa.se from 5s per -101b case. FRUITGROWERS' A SSOCI AT lON, LEVIN (D. Sm-u't, Manager).

Mr Campbell thought the motion should embody more than it did. He moved as an amendment : "That a circular lie sent to the butter factories of all districts in tlio Dominion asking them to call meetings of those interested, advising theni of the resolutions arrived at, and asking them to co-oper-ate by appointing delegates to meet the Dominion Butter Committee in Wellington on the 21st inst., and tlio Minister if it could be arranged, with a view to getting the dieffrn in.iec-eecrpw view to getting the difference in price between the export and local prices since the Government took up the purchase of the butter, paid, out of the Consolidated revenue, and also to ask the National Dairy Association to' co-operate. Mr Darragh seconded the amendment and Mr Ewington withdrew his motion. Tlio amendment was carried and its was decide to write to the Minister asking him to meet the delegates in Wellington on the 2'2nd inst. J JL. ■■■ I

The. Government Meteorologist telegraphs predicting westerly winds and squally weather, with heavy .showers and probably very cold conditions. Barometer rising soon. By tiie transport Rimutaka, which _is duo to reach Wellington on May 17, several additional Levin men return, including Socond>-Lient. H. Horrohin, >Scrgt A. Horrohin, Lance-Corporal B. sFi. Lucas, Private L. 11. Newport, and Private T. L>. Dawson. Private K. F. Spiers. of To Horo. is also among the returning draft. A Greymoutli telegram says that extensive coal deposits have been discovered at, the Xine Mile seam. The coal is of .fine steaming quality and is oxpetted to prove equal to the best in New Zealand. Boring allow at least thirteen million tons. The liiino is three miles from the Kunanga station. A meeting of miners urged the Government to work the seam at onco. To prevent a cold ''getting liold of you" take "Nazol'' on sugar, or inliale it at intervals. Its effects arc simply marvellous. 2 Form th(> good habit of inhaling ''Nazol'' anl you'll keep free friom coughs and colds. Eighteenpence buys sixty Two moet important things wlien you get spectacles are: Jf'irst to be sure that your sight has been properly tested and thait you get the right lensee; and, second, that the spectacle frame is correctly fitted. Another important thing to know is that you can rely on repairs being properly done if anything goes wrong. If you come to me you may be sure that everything will b« right. F. C. Remington. Levin.*