ENTERTAINMENTS. KING’S HPALKIES. ING’S JL ALKIES. TO-NIGHT! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) If your heart responds to romance —-if your pulse quickens to a drama of love as turbulent as life itself, you will enjoy every moment of this picture. Revealing a new Norma Shearer in a love story of tenderness and tears--NORMA SHEARER FREDRIC MARCH LESLIE HOWARD —ill— Smilin’ Through The picture that stirs moonlight memories. You’ll be smilin’ through your tears when you see ‘Smilin’ Through.’ Fifty years of hatred could not stem the ardour of this great love. A girl who was brave enough to defy life for the man she loved, until she found it meant the life of one who loved her. A man who loved and a man who hated—and a woman who stood between both. The world has been waiting for another great love story—here it is ! Also: “Metro-tone News.’’ Sporting, “Swing High” (a marvellous acrobatic featurette). And for Saturday: “In the Depths,” chapter IX. of “The Lost Special,” Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s thrilling adventure serial. Football Dance MAXG ATAIN OKA Football Club and Palmerston X. Pipe Band. WEDNESDAY. September 6th. 1933 jVlusic by Pipe Band and Hirst and Wade Orchestra. Admission 2s and Is 6d. 74 PA HI ATP A D.H. SCHOOL Presents— Rongotai College (Wgtn.) Dramatic Society —in— FOUR ONE-ACT PLAYS. KING'S THEATRE. WEDNESDAY NEXT, 6th SEPT. At 7.45 p.m. Admission: 2s ; children under 16, Is Invitation The president and stewards of the PAHIATUA RACING CLUB cordially invit-e the public of Pahiatua and district to attend their RACE BAUD to be held ou FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933 in the DRILL HALL. The famous Mayfair Cabaret Highhatters’ Band, from Wellington, lias been engaged. H. McSHERRY, 970 President. Football! Football! PAHIATUA SHOWGROUNDS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1933. WELLINGTON COLTS BUSH. Match starts 2 p.m. sharp to suit convenience of farmers. The public wants good football. Hero is a chance to see it. CARS FREE. STAND FREE. Roll Up. The Last Game Ol The Year PUBLIC NOTICES. Erection of Cottage TENDERS closing with the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, C. 1., will be received ii]) to 4 p.m. on Tuesday the 12th September, 1933, fo,r die election of a cottage on the propertv of Mr N. L. Hirst, Oeto Road, Section; 21, Block 1 Maknri Survey District. about 7 miles from Mangatainoka. Plan and specification at the Public Works Office, Sydney Street, Wellington, N. 1., and Post Offices Pahiatua and Master ton. 72 SHEEP Farmers ! We have for sale one only Donald’s woolpress in first-class order. A real bargain at £l2 10s. Let us show you. \V.FC.A. Ltd., Hardware Dept. OVER-TAXED nerves soothed by taking Harvey’s Mineral Tonic., which restores full nervous force. 3s 6d month’s supply A. C. Timms. Chemist. I
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLI, Issue 12438, 2 September 1933, Page 1
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