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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume XLIV, Issue 14235, 1 March 1917, Page 4

The Palace Ptcfeures. 1 TO-NIGHT. »est of all. •■* - TO-NIGHT. COMPLEfTJQ on^VNGE! A MAGNIFICEiNT PROGRAMME, HEADED BY I The House of Mirrors. A Mutual Masterpiece De-itaxe^>, ..; ' A St<>ra^of« Beal Life. "Should the CfiiMreiT Suffer' for tfie 'Sins of •ffite^Palentsr^ The Mysteries of Myra (The Third Episode.) MORE WEIRD. FASCTNATTNG, AND THRILLING THAN EVER! 'TWILJ, JJOLD YOU. IN. BRHATHLEE^ SUSPENSE! Peg o' the Ring IN TUB HANDS' OF THE ENEMY. "R'E'I^QMINO INQUISITIVE ROSIE.", " r Two Real Reels of Comedy Stunts. SPECIAL NOTE.— Our Full Orchestra Challenges Comparison.

HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT./ TO-NIGHT. I ( I . --r (Uf- ..• ••rr** i ! .. At 8 o'clock. ' 'j GRAND VAUOfViIIfYNHRHINHIINT AND •■':- QON9|RjJV CIBBORNE "FIJI LIES" In .con j unction, . IN AID OF PERMANENT BUILDING, FUND.. ... „ Kii\dly. Assisted jby ,„, .ORCHESTRA AND i MEMBERS OF GTSBORNK. SAVAGE CLUB. POPULAR PRICES v.,2s ; A*TD is. MANUTUKE SCHOOLROOM. FRIDAY, MARCH 2nd, 1917. \\''. FA^WE-LL, SOCIAL will; be. given •xjl to Our Boys vrho are 'leaving for the Fronfc. .Gents £s 6d».Ladies Is., Soldiers oh Leave are Invited,, ;: x -. . . ' J,iG ? , HEPBURN,. 576 .Hon. Sec, qnd Treas. SPCIAL KVHNIMG r^ J THURiSDAY, MAROHmit, ; . " Bright St. Methodist Schoolroom, i Work Stall, I^ollie Stall, Musical Selections. Coffeei Supper. • Commencing at 7.3Q.p.m. ; Tickets Is. , Proceeds, m Aid of Circuit , Fund, 598 SAEEYARID& . WBDNBSDAY, j\\i MA^CH. 'MURRAY, ROBERTS AND CO. f (Limited) : aj>AVill offer the foilowing CyaUlc : i A A PA.T AND FORWARD 3 AN© J. \J\J 4-YFuVR-OLD BULLOCKS <f <100 Forwaid 3-yeai--old Bullocks' •. a|o 2 and .2£-ycar-o!d! Steers - 40 18-montli and 2.-y«;ar-qld Steers G. A. RUNCIMAN, 600 • ■ i ■ MONEY MONEY MONEY £N Y jgUM, MONEY MONEY I£s TO £50, ' MONE'Sf MONEY a On- MONEY MOiNEY HOUSEHOLD MONEY MONEY .FURNITURE MONEY MONEY (Without Removal). MONEY WONEY inclose Stamp MONEY MONEY " for Reply. MONEY MONEY V ■-. — .,,„;, MONKY litONEY L. W. BALKIKD, MONEY MONEY National Bank MONEY MptfEY Chambers- i MONEY MONEY Upstairs. TeL 763. MONEf? M.ONEY MONEI r■; r - I •..■■■■.. . '.. -i j, 4 ' FOB SAL*. ' POSK BUTGHERY And SMALL GOOBSf B^ffiNESS ! Aft a Going Concern. PLAINT conaiats of— " r V 4^ horse-power Gas Engine „r Buffalo Meat Chopper ' D'V.N. Mincer Sausage Filler Cash Register T^o Ice Chests Tools and- al] necessary gear Sljop Fittings, etc. ' Butcher's Cart, Horse and Harness. Premises ' situated central position, with a good tenure. Lo\t Rental. , ] Books Open, for Inspection. Pot * price and further , particulars, ap^ly to— ." ' - BUSGKE AND PARKER, "Note. — Satisfactory reasons given fox * soiling. <>..**.. ' >\ > it* '•- • TOHNSTONE AND SMITH for Men's U Tennis and Neglige Shirts. Best stoqlg pn Qiaborne. From 4/6 each.-, JOEMBTpNE AND SMTria for Men'» Boaters, Panamas, and. Felt Hats. j New 'Season* Stock joxi . arrived, ,

,! PRICE OF MEAT. A REDtJCTIbtt E&'pE;6SED. The, Board, of .Trade resumed, their sitting this morning m Connection with the.- effort to secure a , reduction [in, the price, of meat at Gisfedrne. To-<iay the Hoar^] conferred with Messrs!" fW. F. Uf^lerwaU and C". A. Jrepre4en {Natives of the two '■ town" freezing wor,ks', and altfo witn.' the' master butchers! This afternoon a, joint conference was, to be held, jn company with' fhd ! Mayor, when' it was believed an htivdc-] ' ment would be 'arrived at.' 'To-day's proceedings have been .m, .connection with ilie arranging of a scale of rfetail prices, and working arrangements as between ' the butchers and freezing ' co,mpaniea as to the sjjp^ly/of n^eat. ■• ' : . ''So far there "nas beferi'no hitch m the,, arrangernohts'," remarked 'IS fr. W. G. lyipDonald^. Chairman pf the Board, : at the conclusion of this morning's ]>roceedingß, ' wiien interviewed by a ! Herald representative. "It is probable aji agreement will be como .^o regultintj . vi a reduction in' the pvico of meat all round.' Tho butchers have met us very faix % tyv and wo do not suggest m any shape or form that they .have been expoiting the public m the past. In fact . we., know they have- not, as reported -after' ouv. previous itwestiga.tion. but the}, present arrangement will effect certain^ economics that; will allow them to make. T a , redaction desired by tho Board. The Mayor lias been of great assistant* totus, and any point loft over will be fin- k a^ly fixed up by him. If it is necessary [•, to'm«iet one of th« freezing companies j m Napiel' to-morrow,' the Mayor has ,' kindly consented S'to bo ovo of the pai-ty.j'' . ,<;. .;'...■ -■'-,!, i.. ' '\-\ "It, is not likely then that the Gov- 1, er/tment will open meat shops iri Gis- n bortfe?" Mr, McDonald \\a& asked. \ "No," he replied, '% tlriiik tlwy will a^ree to onr arvNs.ngeme'nt, so that no',- 1 shops '. will be opened heije by the Gov- 1 eminent. They will be doing just what > wo Could do ourselves, so there is no ■. meed to • inUffcro with the existing chan- j nels of business." „ The menibers of the Board leave, to- 1 night for Wellington. ' " ' i

;.- „ '.• v>;v- . ! At West Wyalonif. NiS.W., a man < named M'Donatd, working on a farm at M'Clintock's. Bnddigower, was struck by lightning and killed. I