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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1334, 8 December 1914, Page 3

ii.X’v TO-NIGHT! OYAL ' IV4 L THE GREAT PATRIOTIC PICTURE, CALLED TO THE If you claim to be patriotic you will riot miss the last chance of seeing the great picture, wherein BRITAIN SUPPORTS HER FRIENDS. The great enthusiasm with which the picture was received last night shovys that it is just what the Foxton public want. E.EMEMBER these are actual’ scenes from the seat of war, net faked. 3,000 ft. A great drama will also be shown. TO'MORROW! Another great detective story, A FIGHT FO R A 3,000 ft. Being the furrther adventures of Detective Hayes. One of the funniest of Keystone comics, "BATH.I NO BKAnT." On Thursday election results will be shown on the screen as they arrive. PRICES; Dress Circle I/-, Stalls 6d, Children Half-price. FRONT. THE MYSTERIOUS ixuir FORTUNE”

IMTNKTPAL PICTLRKS. iM. lnktpal pi(r r r res. Coronation lovvn Hall, TOMORROW NIGHT, u 'LOST IN MID-OCEAN/ Featuring the greatest shipwreck ever screened. Also the first of our regular supply of War Films, "THE GERMAN ENTRY INTO BRUSSELS A For programme see handbills and posters. Circle is, Stalls 6d. Children half-price. CORONATION HPOWN 0 RON AT lON OWN Hall ALL TO - NIGHT AT 8 P.M. W. H. FIELD, REFORM CANDTDATE, ELECTORS AS ABOVE.

TO THE ELECTORS OF OTAKI. ~|~F you DON'r want Socialism and the Red Federation and if you DO want Sane, Moderate, Liberal and Progressive Politics VOTE FOR FIELD, WHO lb ONE OF YOURSELVES. REM E M R E R THE STRIKE AND 1)0 NOT REPEAT THE MISTAKE OF 1911.

CLEARING SALE 01? HOUSEHOLD Ell BNITUBE & EFFECTS. AT FOXTON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER grit. Commencing at I p.m. MOUNSEY & CO., under instructions from Mr G. Phillips, will sell as above the whole of his household furniture including: Very handsome mirrow sideboard, Chesterheld couch and armchairs, overmantle, drawing room table, cabinet, axminster carpet, brass lender and irons, fern stands, pictures and ornaments, polished oak suite, extension dining table, divan chairs, music cabinet, linoleums, carpets, carpet runners, hall stand, carved bedstead, duchess pair, chests, Italian and brass bedstead, cot, go-cart, china and glassware, electroplate, kitchen utensils, tools, wringer, lawn mower, fowls, ducks and a large quantity of sundries, also trap mare thoroughly staunch and reliable. On page 3 Walker and Furrie tell of some reasons why they get the trade of the most disciiminating people.*