GENERAL) NOTICES. ROSY Day, 2 to 5 Night 6.30 to 10. LAST DAY OF “THE PAGAN GOD.” TO-MORROW — TOM MOORE in “ONE OF THE FINEST” Sverybody TO-NIGHT AT 8. THE GRAND BABYLON HOTEL (British Make) PALACE TO-NIGHT AT 8. CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG in “THE SAVAGE WOMAN.” TO-MORROW NIGHT- A Special “WHY I WOULD NOT MARRY” CHAUTAUQUA IN THE BIG TENT, Broadway. Opposite Zealandia Hall. Afternoons at 2.4 5. Evenings at S. THIS AFTERNOON. Concert, Fenwick Newell Concert Party. . .«* ;■*»' Lecture, “The World’s Greatest Need,” Mr M. C. Reed. THIS EVENING. Concert, Fenwick Newell Concert Party. Lecture, "The Road to Happiness,” Dr. Caroline Giesel. Single Admissions; Evenings 2/6. Afternoons 1/6. Children Half-Price. HERETAUNGA SCHOOL PICNIC To be held on MARCH 12th, In Mr RAINER’S PADDOCK, ROSS ROAD. DANCE in Evening at the School. P. I’ANSON, —• Secretary. JACKEYTOWN FOOTBALL CLUB. ALL Members and intending - Members of the above Club are requested to attend a meeting in the Tiakitahuna Hall on THURSDAY, March 11th, at 8 p.m. G. A. NICOL, Hon. Sec. NOTICE. BARENTS of Children attending College Street School are asked to attend at the School on THURSDAY Afternoon at 3.30. Ex-pupils are present. also asked to be D. W. LOW, Headmaster. E VANG EL ISTIC SER VICE. ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. TO-NIGHT, AT 7.30. MR JOHN BISSETT, Assisted by MISS BISSETT, Soloist. Song Service at 7.15. Hymn Books Provided. ALL WELCOME. ANGITIKE £ jyjTOTOR QLUB’S MEETING, 20 th MARCH. Entries close on Saturday, 13th inst. Programmes on application to K. Fowler, Secretary, Marton. ’Phone 2 SOM. NOTICE. AWING to a clerical error, an order was, obtained against W. J. Farland, Farmer, Longburn, in the Magistrate’s Court, Palmerston North, on Tuesday, the 2nd March, 1920, under ;i misapprehension. We are instructed to take the first opportunity of giving notice that M r Farland paid the full amount of the claim before the order was obtained, and consequently such order is being annulled. HANKINS, I'TTZH Ell BE 1’ T AND ABRAHAM, Solicitors. THANKS. fTH) the Electors of (he Paliiatua District for the return of the M©derate Cand idatces, J. B. Westlake (Paliiatua), W. Snell (Dannevirke), A. Ross (Paliiatua), and G. J. Goldfinch (WoodviUe) for and on behalf of thei Licensed Victuallers’ Association. A. HDSKING. Secretary. March 9111, 1 920. N( *TTCE. TTA.VING sold my business (o Air J. Stuart, ad goods stored with mo not claimed will)in 14 days will be sold to defray expenses. C. R. T'ENM \N, ( 'arricr.
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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIII, Issue 1511, 10 March 1920, Page 1
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