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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10960, 8 October 1928, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. KING’S T3 ICTURES. ING’S I ICTURES. 1.30 —TU ESD A Y—7.30 Matinse WEDNESDAY, 3 o'clock. 7.3O—THURSDAY—7-30 THE MIRACLE OF ART. Her© is attained the highest pinniele of motion picture art. The consummation cf man’s highest ideal's. It is something the world has hungered for and rightly claimed. The supreme gift to Humanity. 15 PARTS 15 15 PARTS 15 15 —-—PARTS 15 THE King of Kings THIRTY PIECES OF SILVER. THE STORY OF Till' GREAT BETRAYAL. For generations the world lias hungered for the Truth,—til© Truth in a form better understood by the multitude, and it comes at last in the most spectacular of photoplays—“THE KING OF KINGS.“THE KING OF KINGS.” Prologue with Choir of 30 Voices. PRICES 2s 9d. rncl 2s; Children half-price. PLAN AT BADGER S. Euchre Party MANGATAINOKA LIBRARY HALL TUESDAY. OCTOBER 9, 1925. Ping-pong and Nail-driving. Proceeds in aid of Children’s Christmas Tree. Admission Is ; Ladies with basket 6d. Children half-price. 215 EKETAHUNA LADIES AND GENTLEMEN S HOCKEY CLUBS Combined Ball PUBLIC HALL. EKETAHUNA. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10. 1928. Dancing at 8 p.m. Wi Durban's Orchestra. Admission: Double ticket 7s 6d ; Gentlemen 5s ; Ladies 3s 6d. A. DEAR I.E. G. W. BROWN. 217 Joint Secretaries. Huimai Ladies* Hockey Club A MEETING will be held at Mix'.. Joseph Rose’s residence on WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10 at 2 p.m. All members are requested to attend. A. P. WARD. 214 Hon. See. Makomako Hall Society THE ANNUAL MEETING A the Makomako Hall Society will be liekl in the Makomako Hall on FRIDAY OCTOBER, 12th. at 8 w.m. W. CORKILL. 218 Hon. Sec. KEEP THIS DATE FREE. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1928. HAMUA RIFLE CLUB Dance Full particulars later. B. H. RUSSELL, 216 Hon. Sec. Tenders npENDESS are invited up to I THURSDAY. 11th October, for the cartage to the Mangatainoka Railway Station of the output of flip Mangatainoka, Cheese Factory for the 12 months from the date of acceptance of tender; also the cartage of coal stores, an drequisiteis front the Mangatainoka Railway Station to the Factory. Estimated quantities: Outward 350 tons, inward 100 tons. V. REDMOND. Secretary. 205