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Horowhenua Chronicle, 16 July 1925, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LEVIN DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. GRAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE. pEOPLE’S PICTURES TONIGHT WONDERS OF THE DEEP. WONDERS OF THE DEEP. WONDERS OF THE DEEP. Taken entirely under the Sea. A wonderful picture depicting the marvellous life that exists under, the surface of the ocean. . YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT BEFORE. JAZZMANIAN ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION: 1/6 and 1/-. CHILDREN, Stalls 6d. ; P EOPLE’S T> I C TUBES. EOPLE’S JT ICTURES WEDNESDAY, JULY 22. 1 A languorous love idyll of a fallen / man and a desperate woman caught !' in the mystic lure of the sensuous t - / South Seas. “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS.” “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS.’’ “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS.” “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS.” “WHERE THE PAVEMENT ENDS.” Pearly, isles of the South .Seas—'Where ‘ passion surges like the ever-rostless ’ sea, hates are dark and deep and love is strong and without fear. Here it was that Motauri, of the island, dared to love Miss Matilda, daughter of the missionary. And because she hated her father’s hypocrisy, and the look in the eyes of the only other white man on the island, and' because site was in love—she faced the world with Motauri. "Where the Pavement Ends, “Where the Pavement Ends, “Where the Pavement Ends, . there Romance Begins.” there Romance Begins.’ there Romance Begins.” It’s a love story, the like ; of winch you- have never seen before. With ■ thrills, a fighting climax and an on 1ing without a parallel. MISS WILLIAMSON’S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION 2/- and 1/6. BOX PLAN AT CHOCOLATE BOX. OH A U TUESDAY. JACK HOXIE JACK HOXIE JACK HOXIE ! JACK HOXIE in “WHERE IS THE WEST.” 1 “WHERE IS THE WEST.” “WHERE IS THE WEST.” “WHERE IS THE WEST.” “WHERE IS THE WEST.” A Romantic Story of the West featuring Jack Hoxic and the celebrate! Universal Ranch Riders. A STORAGE DARING AND ROMANCE : KAPITI FISH SUPPLY D. F. WATSON. VISITS LEVIN EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. ONLY FRESH FISH SOLD. No Frozen Goods Whatever. USE THE WARM AND SOOTHING. FOODS HEINZ TOMATO, SOUPS. “K” GREEN PEAS. BOILING PEAS. ' SPLIT PEAS. PHONE 47. GIBSON’S RED STORE UISG PHONE 47. We will Reserve KEW KONG (LATE JHING LEE}FRUITERER, CONFECTIONER AND GREENGROCEROXFORD STREET, LEVIN. (Next C. M. Ross CQ.) ORANGES 4 and 6 for 1/LEMONS 6 for 1/APPLES Per lb, 3d, 4d and 6d. PEARS Par lb 6d, PIE MELONS 14 lbs for t/VEGETABLES, FRESH EVERY DAY. ONIONS 6lbs for 1/- - KUMERAS 3d per lb. 7 'CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, CELERY. SPINACH, LETTUCE, PUMPKINS, CARROTS. PARSNIPS. ETC. PHONES; WOms ». Private 128. P.O. BOX *♦ JOINERY, BHOPFITTINCB AND FURNITURE. J. HARVEY, • BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, r. Planing and Joinery Works: CHAMBERLAIN STREET. LEVIN ■*-* r AVING acquired tße Sawmill Plant of Harvey and Co.. Ltd., I am prepared to do all kinds of Sawing, Planing, and Mouldings for Customers or the trade at very reasonable rates. FOR JOINERY OR FURNITURE GET MY DESIGNS -AND -<■ QUOTATIONS. ►1 PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED. ). FUNERAL FURNISHER AND UNDERTAKER. Private Address? WOOD MATAI, RATA. MANUKA. TAWA, COAL b. CCTALBROOKDALE, PUKEMiRO B t TAUPIRI, ETC. PROMPT DELIVERY by Motor to any pan of the district. Wood cut to any length on vour own premises. This is the service that has supr. plied the good dinners lately. * J, T. OAK, WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT, DURHAM STREET « < LEVIN PHOMfi AM.