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meetings and amusements. The only white man, Quanna, ever trusted waa the biggest snake of all. Be along to-night ,and see NOIJMA «£ALMADGE in her titanic success, The "COSY" Theatre. TONIGHT AT 8 We present the world-wide favourite, NORMA TALMADCKB NORMA TALMADGE in one of her great master-plays, ' "THE HEART 0? WET ON A." "THE HEART OF WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." "THE HEART OP WETONA." ««THE HEART OP WETONA.' * Seven reels of perfect drama. A drama of love and heart aches, sadness and happinesß, set amidst gorgeous and natural scenery. The story of an Indian girl, a. waster, and a white man. This picture solves a great domestic problem. Norma appears at her very best, and .is ably supported, by THOKAS MEIGHAN. So don't miss this superb triumph. A delicate subject delicately, handled with refinement and consummate art. BAIRNSFATHER'S CARTOONS. BAIRNSFATHER'S CARTOONS. Another splendid edition of the great cartoonist's wondergraphs. PATHE NEWS. PATHE NEWS. MATINEE! MATINEE! THIS APTERNOON AT 2.30, LICENSING POLL.

WHICH IS THE MOBE DANGEROUS: Lunatics with guns or Fanatics with a hold ftf th® lawl WHICH IS THE MOBS CBIMINAL: To err—which is human—-or To uso wrong m&ens of correction! VOTE RESTORATION. 1 GET BID OF PBOHIBITION. THE QUESTION OF THE DAY I O FREE NEW ZEALAND Of TH LIQUOB TBAETIG. f WEDNESDAY NEXT. Addresses by the BEV. B. S. GEAY, one of the Dominion's finest orators.

OPEN A 18—1250. MUNOIPAL SOCIAL. HALL—B p.p. The day on which New Zealand's welfare ha# to be decided i* drawing near, COME AND HEAR WHY THE DOMINION SHOULD GO DBY. fIt&STBR*ON BOROUGH COUNCIL. ABATTOIS""BY-LAW, 1910. rpHE Masterton Borough Council hereby mikes, by way of Special Order, the following by-law under the Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,• and any thereto, the Slaughtering ana Inspection Aet, 1908, -and any. amendments thereto, which by-law shall come into force on the 10th day of December, 1919. KILLING CHARGES. , From the date of coming into operation of this by-law the following charges shall be made for the I slaughtering of stock at the Municipal Abattoirs:— Cattle, 6/6 por head. Calves, 3/- per head. Pigs, 3/- per head. Sheep and Lambs, 1/6 per head. The above by-law was made by Special Order passed at a special meeting of the Masterton Borough Council held on the 4th day Qf November, 1919, and will be confirmed at an ordinary meeting held on the 2nd day of fDecember, 1919. * DENTAL NOTICE. TV/TE H. CLABKSON begs to intimate that, having returned from the Front, he will resume the practice of his profession on or about November 25th, 1919. Being unable to procure the premises occupied by him prior to going into camp, ho has secured rooms above the W.F.C.A. Stock Department (opposite "Cosy" Picture Theatre), where his practice will be carried on. Appointments may now be arranged. S. rOBMAN, CLUB STABLES MASTEBTON, has secured an Up-to-Date, SevenSeater Mitchell Car, which will be held ready at the stables. Bing up 'Phone 1080, and prompt attention will be gives to ... !~l