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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2090, 14 February 1920, Page 3

CHURCH SERVICES FOR SUNDAY. Thu services at All Saints' tlhm’eh ■ to-morrow will be: —8 a.m. ' Holy Communion, lla.m. Litany, and Holy Communion, 7 p.m. Evensong-. The services at the local Presbyterian Cliurcli to-morrow will be conducted at. 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. by the minister, Rev. Thos. Halliday. The services to-morrow in connection with tjfie Methodist Church will be as follows; —Foxton, 11 a.m., Mr Chrystall; 7 .pm., Rev. Harding. Anthem, “Zion, City of God.” Shannon,, 11 a.ra M Rev. Harding; 7 p.m., supply. Why bother making cakes when there is such a good assortment at •Wean's?* NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. Christmas and New Ycar-jHoli-day Excursion tickets issued during Christmas and New Year holidays, expiring on-18th February, will be available up to midnight on SATURDAY, 21st February. BY ORDER. TOWN HALL : TONIGHT! Mary PICKEOHD in a groat Artcraft. Tea lure “LESS THAN DUST,” will be shown in the Town Hall tonight. Don’t miss Enid Beimel in THE BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH, TUESDAY 17ih. Prices, 1/6, 1/-, children (id. (jIVEN A WAY. —Rubber Stamp, with your name; worth 2/6. Write for particulars: Davy, Stamp Maker, Hobson Street, Auckland. REVOCATION OF ORDER •.CLOSING SCHOOLS. f N pursuance of Section 18 of "Iho Public Health Act, 1908, as amended by Section -1 oi the Public Health Amendment Acl, 1919, 1, IRWIN ERIC PARIS, District Henllh Olliccr of the Welling!on, Wanganui-Taranaki, and NelsonMarlborough Health Districts, do hercbv revoke as from and inclusive of the nineteenth day of February, 1920, the order made.by me under the miid Acts on the twenty-eighth day of January, 1920, for the closing of all schools in the Wellington, Wanganui-Tarannki and Marlhoro-uvii-Xeison Health Districts. T. E. PARIS, l)i.-.trid Health Oilii-er. NOTE.' —The Wellington Health District, the Wanganui-Taranaki Health District, and the Marlboro-ngh-Nelson Health District include, the following Hospital Districts: Taranaki, Hnwera, Stratford, Palea, Wanganui, Palmerston North, Waipawa, Wirarapa, Wellington, Nelson, Picton, and Wairau. WANTED KNOWN—Having a well-boring plant ai present working at Mouioa, we are prepared to undertake dee]) wells of all descriptions. —Brown and Rasmussen. ROYAL PICTURES. ROYAL PICTURES, TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! “ON -TRIAL” • “ON TRIAL.” First National Super-Drama, shirring BA RBA RA CA SI IPI ON, SYDNEY AINSWORTH and MARY McAlister. Who killed Gerald Trask! The accused man who would not speak. Whom was lie shielding! An innocent victim 12 years before, she was now face lo face with terrible' consequences. DID-HER HUSBAND KNOW! Extra: “STINGAREE.” MONDAY & TUESDAY. ! “THE FORBIDDEN CITY.” “THE FORBIDDEN CITY.” , The Romance of Two Generations. NORMA TA LMADGE as San San, the Chinese, lady who died for love, and her daughter Toy, wjio found happiness. The Triumph of the Art of the Greatest of Screen Actresses. Extra : “The Fighting Trail.”

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