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Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XLV, Issue 11928, 23 October 1919, Page 8

TO-NIGHT OWN FALL, HFNTBEYILLE, LOUISE MACK, V.A.D-. MOVING PICTURES. Louise Mack was War Correspondent to the Times, London. She went through the Siege of Antwerp, was taken prisoner for five days, inside the German lines, got into Brussels while the Germans where there, and interviewed Edith Cavell. She teTs it all herself to-night at Hunterville. Popular Prices—3/-, 2/-. 1/-. Children half price. At 8 o’clock. AND HEK DON’T MISS THIS. Your only chance.

BOLLS SHOEING FORGE. JW. HART begs to announce • that he has taken over this business from Mr J. E. Walker, and trusts by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of support.

NOTIFIES customers that owing to increase of business he has moved to more commodious premises, lately occupied by Turner & 00., Central Broadway, and by strict attention to business and moderate prices he hopes for a fair share from old and new patrons in town and country. Telephone 167. SANITARY PLUMBER AND TINSMITH, MARTQN.

MANAWATU ELECTORATE. TO THE ELECTORS. Ladies and Gentlemen,— IT is my intention to offer my services as your representative at the ensuing General Election in the interests of the Reform Party. When the House rises I shall take an early opportunity of addressing you. Your obedient servant. EDWARD NEWMAN. Wellington, 20/10/1919. RANGITIKEI COUNTY COUNCIL. TENDERS, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the County Office, Marton, up till o p.m. on Wednesday, October 29th, for— Contract No. 498—Gravelling 80 chains and 500 cubic yards repair gravel, Mataroa-Rua-nui Road. Plans and specifications may ail be seen at County Engineer’s Office, Hunterville ; also at Mr Whitehead’s Store, Mataroa. and Mr Aldridge’s Office, Taihape. SYDNEY A. R. M AIR. County Engineer.

FOR SALE, at the Foxton Beach —My comfortable property on corner opposite Hotel. Fiveroomed house, motor shed, tanks ; all conveniences. Cheap. —C. Dahl, Palmerston North. A HOME my FROM HOME. THE ORTON HOTEL j (Under the proprietorship of | W. F. HEARD, late of Auckland)). BEST of Liquors Guaranteed. Speight’s Beer on Tap. Excellent Cuisine. Tariff; 8s per day. Permanents as per arrangement. ■ JIM DONAUGHBY, Manager. \ SHOP (run on the lines of the old Patriotic Shop) will be held in Marton, under Gibbons’ I verandah, on Saturday, Oct. 25th. i Proceeds in aid of S. Stephen’s j Day School Building Fund. i RANGITIKEI ELECTION. R B. P. LETHBRIDGE in--ITJI. v ites those interested in the Reform Party to meet him on SATURDAY, the 25th inst., at 8 p.m., at n\y office, for the/ purpose of forming a Committee. A. J. B. SIGELY, Organising Secretary.. MILLWARD & LAN6RID6E MACHINERY MERCHANTS, “Chronicle” Buildings, WANGANUI. AGENTS for Big Tree Benzine Big Tree Oils ANDERSON’S LIMITED : Engines Marine Oil Engines Steam Engines Steel Rails -Electric Lifts Boilers Concrete Mixers Stone Crushers Machinery of all Descriptions. booth, McDonald & co., ltd. General Farm Machinery Pumping Appliances. COOPER & DUNCAN. Christchurch, Engineers. MADDREN BROS., Ropes and Twines. “WIZARD” IGHTING PLANTS LALLY ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANTS. Separators from £6 IBs. F.O Box No. 142. ’Phone No 877 -