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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10922, 24 August 1928, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. KING’S T3ICTTJRES. ING’S -L ICTURES. Matinee SATURDAY Evening Omdah A last opportunity for our country patrons to see this amazing performance. ' SEND YOUR QUESTIONS IN. —ALSO—MARION DAVIES. in The Fair Co=ed A Comedy Drama De Luxe. ALSO NO. 9 COLLEGIANS. GAZETTES. REVIEWS. N.Z. TRAVEL. COMEDY. Omdah will give a magic turn for th© children at the Matinee and a few questions will be answered. MATINEE—6d and Is 6d. The Pahiatua Seat TO-NIGHT! IMPORTANT MEETING A MEETING of all REFORM AY SUPPORTERS will be held at the Borough Council Chambers on the Borough Council Chambers tonight (FRIDAY EVENING, at 7.30 o’clock, for the purpose of selecting a candidate to contest the Pahiatua seat at the forthcoming General Election. A large and representative attendance is requested. Ladies especially invited. Chair to be taken "bv His Worship the Mayor (Mr J. D. C. Crewe). Boxing A N “Open Niglit” exhibition of AY boxing will take place in the local Boxing Gymnasium to-night commencing at 7.30. The public are invited. No charge for admission. 972 Pahiatua Municipal Brass Band THE PAHIATUA MUNICIPAL BRASS BAND will play a programme of music in the Town Square opposite Commercial Hotel,. at 2 p.m. on Sunday, August 26, 1928, weather permitting. ROLL UP ROLL UP AND HEAR THE BOYS To the Man on the Land JOIN the Farmers’ Union. It is your own organisation, formed for your own protection. When danger threatens, the Farmers’ Union is always to the fore—it is the WatchDog of the Farmer. The Union has more than justified its existence. And remember there are many concessions to be gained by being a member of the Union. For instance: You can insure your dwellings and furniture in the Farmers’ Mutual Fir© Insurance Association FOR 6s 8d per £IOO. WHY PAY MOBE? Accident Insurance, 17s 6d per £IOO. And tbe Company is noted for its PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. J. A. WALSH, Secretary. Vealer Calves FEILDING BACON CO.. LTD.. are buyers of well nourished calves. PRICES RANGING UP TO 9s Lorries collecting TUESDAY. August 21st and FRIDAY, August 24th. Owners having calves on hand kindly ring G. R. Mackenzie Carrier. ’Phone 231 M. J MILBURN. 818 C l TOCK Pedigree Forms obtainable at Herald Office. I