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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXV, Issue 10570, 15 June 1927, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. K ING’S ING’S PICTURES. ICTURES. THURSDA HURSDA Y DON’T BE 7 AN OIL CAN Take your best girl to see Flaming Waters The Tremendous Drama of Oil. A tidal ware of fire, sweeping down upon the luckless house in the ravine —a terrific cateclysm, rushing to envelope the girl and the little mother —a Deluge of Destiny—A Flaming Fate, as the river of burning oil is swept along by the flood waters—the most awe-inspiring climax ever screened— With MALCOLM McGREGOR PAULINE GARON TWO COMEDIES. REVIEWS GAZETTES. A GREAT PROGRAMME. THURSDAY. THURSDAY. MANGAMUTU HALL. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT. Our Dance Ladies’ Is; Gentlemen 2s. Democratic and “A NIGHT OF DELIGHT.” Supper at 10.45 p.m. Konini Football Dance WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1927. Music by Wi Duncan’s Orchestra. Admission—Gentlemen 3s ; Ladies 2s L. HUMPHREY, 818 Hon. Sec. Queen Carnival Dance DRILL HALL. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1927. The Music will be a special feature of the function and will include ALL THE VERY LATEST FOX-TROTS. ‘‘Youth at the p?cw, and pleasure at the halm.” The Supper arrangements are in the hands of a strong Ladies’ Committee, and no expense is being spared in this connection. As the Dance is not being held with the obpeet of raising funds, but merely as a fitting finale to the recent Queen Carnival, it has been decided to make a popular charge of 1s 6d FOR LADIES, and 2s FOR GENTLEMEN 822 DON'T FORGET The Big National Dairy Show To be held on the SHOWGROUNDS. PALMERSTON NORTH. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. ON 14th, 15th, 16th. I7th and 18th JUNE, 1927. Magnificent displays dairy machinery, mercantile and other exhibits. Splendid Programme of Football. FAT STOCK SHOW AND SALE. DANCING. WRESTLING. BOXING. Horse leaping Competitions. THERE’S FIVE DAY’S CHOCK FULL OF BRIGHT NEW EDUCATIONAL ENTERT AINMENT. The best week’s outing of the year. Plenty of fun for everybody. DONT MISS IT. THE OLD-ESTABLISHED POPULAR Commercial Hotel If VAS been taken over by Mr H. JL 8. P. PERRY, late of Masterton.