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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXX, Issue 439, 31 October 1908, Page 3

jpUBUC HALL, FOX N SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31st. Return cf the ROYAL PICTURES. Presenting another entire change of programme on Saturday evening, including the longest and most expensive film ever imported into the Dominion. Depicting the GREAT MARATHON RACE. Travel Pictures. Illusion Pictures. Humourous Pictures Dramatic Pictures Scenic Pictures. Coloured Pictures Dome.-tic Pictures All New Pictures. Prices—as, is, and 6d. ■JJUBEIC HALL FOXTON. NOVEMBER 3rd & 4th. TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, THE FOXTON BELLRINGERS AND BAX.I.Y HOOI.Y BOYS. SECOND CONCERT. PART I. Drawing Room Scene in West End. Orchestral selection, “Motor Car." Violins, Misses Symons and H. Cook; Cornet, Mr Heyes; Flute, Mr Moorman; Piano, Mr Cornwall; Sidedrum, Mr Howard. Song, “ Bonnie Barque,” Mr Geo. Fowl r. Handbells, “ Just because your Hair is Curly," Misses Jenks, L. Cook, Mrs Rough, Messrs A. Orwin and Cornwall. Song, Miss Daphne Mumford. Vocal duet, “Maying," Miss Mumford and Mr W. Cook. Chorus, “ Auld Reekie,” company of 20. Piano duet, “ Chilperic,” Miss Speirs and Mr Cornwall. Handbells and Orchestral Selection, “ Redwing.” Song “ Down the Vale,” Mr W. Cook. Duet, “Life’s Dream is O’er,” Miss Signal and Mr Orwin, with mandolins (Misses Edwards and Cook) and banjo tMr Cornwall) accompaniments. Song and Chorus, “ Rowdy Dowdy Boys,” Bally Hooly Boys. PART 11. Scene: The Dew Drop Inn. Song and chorus, “Do Drop in to the Dew Drop Inn," Mr Cook and Bally Hooly Boys. Telephone song, “ Hello, little girl, Hello," Mr Fowler, Bally Hooly Boy-, and Ladies. Orchestral Selection, “ Diabolo.” Song and chorus in costume, “ Jolly good luck to the girl who loves a Soldier," and “ Regimental Pet ” (from Humply Dumpty) Mr Geo. Fowler and The Bally Hooly Boys. Violin solo, “ Cresent March," Mr Woolhouse. Song and chorus, “ Colleen Bawn,” Company. “ God save the King.” Box plan at Levett’s. Doors open, 7.30 p.m. Commence at 8 p.m. Prices 3s, 2s and is. GREAT NO-LICENSE D E MONSTRATION SATURDAY & SUNDAY Evenings next. 7th and Bth November. Prominent Speakers on this Great Reform Question. Watch this space for full particulars. FOXTON ATHLETIC CLUB’S CPOETS jyjEETING. Victoria Park, Foxton, KING S BIRTHDAY, (Monday, November 9th, 1908.) RUNNING AND CYCLING EVENTS. Obstacle Races. HAKA AND POI DANCES (by trained natives) Flax Spreading Competition. Baby Show. Wrestling. Guessing Competition. Children’s Races. First event at 11.30 a.m. Admission is. Children halfprice. CONCERT IN THE EVENING. MOUTOA DRAINAGE BOARD. In the matter of the “ Land Drainage Act, 1904,” “The Rating Act, 1904,” and the “ Local Bodies Loans Act, 1901.” NOTICE is hereby given that the Board intends at a meeting to be held on 31st October, 1908, to make and levy a general rate of one farthing in the £ (capital value) upon all rateable properties appearing in the Valuation Roll of the Moutoa Drainage District, such rate to be for the period commencing xst April, 1908, and ending 31st March, 1909, and further, to authorise the collection of one-eighth of a penny in the, £ (capital value), being a portion of the Special Rate of sevensixteenths of a penny in the £, made and levied on the 27th Day of August, 1908, upon all rateable properties appearing in the Valuation Roll of the Moutoa Drainage District, Special Rating District, and being for the period ending 31st March, 1909 such rates to be due and payable in one sum, at the office of the Board, Council Chambers, Foxton, on the 14th day of November, 1908. The rate books are open for inspection at the Council Chambers, Foxton, during office hours. W. BOCK, Clerk. October 15th, 1908. Wolfe’s Schnapps — A tonic that has stood the test of years.