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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13283, 15 June 1936, Page 1

ENTERTAINMENTS. FINALLY TO-NIGHT. AT 7.45 p.m. “CHARLIE (HAN in PARIS” “CHARLIE CHAN in PARIS” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Five Excellent. Shorts. KING’S (CENTRALLY HEATED.) TO-MORROW—2 p.m.—7.45 p.m. THE BRILLIANT STAR OF MONTE CRISTO ROBERT DONAT ROBERT DONAT In JOHN BUCHAN'S FAMOUS SECRET SERVICE STORY “THE 39 STEPS” “THE 39 STEPS” (Approved for. Universal Exhibition.) Dance KOHINUI Hall, in aid of School Library funds. WEDNESDAY, June 17th. Good floor and supper. Music: Mrs E. Olsen. Ladies, a basket; gents 2s. 874 Manawatu Winter Show PALMERSTON NORTH JUNE 17 th. 18th. 19th. 20th, 22nd 23rd (Hint's Rirthday). The Most Comprehensive Show in New Zealand. 6 DAYS 5 NIGHTS. EXCELLENT ENTRIES. ALL TRADE SPACE LET. A TTRACTIONS include: Hockey. .ZjL. Football, Wood Chopping, Steer Riding, National Dancing, Institute Courts, Cycle Racing, Dog Trials, Trotting. Hunting, Poultry and Cage Bird Show. Scoota-Boats, Motor Olympia, Draught Horse and Pony Races, A house of butter, also free Vaudeville, afternoon and evening. “HELL DRIVERS” IN DEATH DEFYING CAR ACROBATICS (JUNE 23rd.) Popular Prices No Dull Moments. PUBLIC NOTICES. League of Nations' Union PAH I .VI UA BRANCH. ANNUAL MEETING. Borough Council Chambers, MONDAY. 15th .June, at 8 p.m. 837 All invited to attend. Tenders SEPARATE tenders closing June 20th are invited for leasing three parcels of land on the Mangatainoka. Domain, for a term of five years. 17 acres; 5 acres and 3 acre 3 approximately. Particulars from— N. POWER. 872 Secretary. Cold Nights are here BURN MANGAPEHI COAL IN YOUR FIRESIDE. “The Heat That Holds.” Produced from the new King Country mines. Use it and see for yourself COKE, 2s 3d per bag. For supplies ’phone—- □ M. CONWAY. No. 178. BOLE PAHTATUA AGENT, i 414 Own a MOTOR CYCLE FOR T.OW COST TRAVEL FUN AND HEALTH. Our Prices Will Suit Trouble-free Machines. With the Proprietors’ own Personal Perfection Guarantee. Skilton '|>ros. KILTON I>ROS. MAIN STREET, PAHTATUA. (Near “Herald” Office.)