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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 20086, 21 May 1914, Page 7

__MoejLia_Mj,Nm KING'S THEATRE. TO-NIGHT. COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. The Largest and Best Orchestra in iown, under tho conductor.-ship of 'Mr. j Alf Julian. Remember, this is -the only theatre • heated throughout, being a home away from home. Great Star Attraction. Q RAND-DAD. • ■ GIUND-DAI*. UKAIND-DAD a.oooft. • a,uooxc Supported by Warwick Chronicle, Dupin as a Carter, Outwitted""by Billy, Broken Parole, When Love .Leads, A Pack ot Hounds, Tho Pcsinian, Selina's tight For Freedom. A new plant just installed, and wo challenge comparison for ligbt and piojectiqn. Prices as usual. BOXING? BOXING! GRAND AMATEUR TOURNAMENT. . OPERA HOUSE, FRIDAY, 22nd. THREE STAR BOUTS ARRANGED. Heavy-weights: Collerton v. Gould. Welter-weights: A. Gray v. E. Callafihan. Light-weights: McFarlane (Wellington) v. U. Thomas (Wanganui.) East bout to be of Six Two-minute Rounds. Capital entries for the Try-out Contests. ALL BEST AMATEURS IN DISTRICT ENGAGED. SOME SPLENDID SPORT ASSURED. Popular prices of Admission: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls 3s. Stalls 2s, and Pit Is. Stage 7s 6d. W. S. CORBY, Hon. Sec.

ri RAND SACRED CONCERT. VJT ON SUNDAY NELT. AT HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE. (By permission of the Council), an aid of the WIDOW and CHILDREN of the late Mr. J. STEVENSON. Remember, ALL the proceeds go to the distressed; family. The Management of His Majesty's have given their theatre free for that evening. The Queen Own Regimental Band will rend© rspecial music for that occasion. Full programme published in due course. Concert under the auspices of the Wanganui Labour Party. Accompanist, Mr Stewart Austin. Silver collection at doors. F. B .CLARK, Hon. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICE. WANGANUI JOCKEY 1?LUB. ~" "VpOTICE is .hereby given that chilJ.M dren under the age of 12 years will not be admitted to the Course or Lawn at tha Forthcoming Race Meeting to be held on THURSDAY and SATUNDAY, 2ls and 23rd May, 1914. notice! aramoho boat club. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING ALL Members are asked to attend nn Extraordinary General Meeting, to be held in the Boat-house on THURSDAY, MAY 21st, at 7.30 p.m. Ex-Members and Aramoho Residents are invited. Business—Removal of Shed. W. J. GUILDFORD, Hon. SeWetary, Aramoho Boat Club. -ST. PAUL'S Y.W. GUILD. SALE OF WORK. A SALE OF WORK will be held in Jr\ St. Paul's New Hall. Nixon Street, this (Thursday) Afternoon, from 2 till 5. Sowing, Sweets, and . Refreshment Stalls. Proceeds in aid of Home Missions. NOTICE. ______ NOTICE is hereby given that theTrustees of the Wanganui ; Racecourse have- granted a License to the Wanganui Jockey Club authorising such club to use and occupy the Wanganui "Racecourse, with all conveniences attached thereto, for the purpose of holding a Raoe Meeting on Thursday and Saturday, 'May 21st and 23rd, 1914, and any "day or days to which the said Race Meeting may be necessarily postponed, subject to the conditions: (1) That the Wanganui Jockey Club shall keep the buildings and the racecourse in good oixler during those days and shall maintain order on the said racecourse. (2) That the Stewards of the W'anganui Jockey Club shall comply with and require all persons attending the Race Meetings to comply with tlie rules and regulations made by the Trustees. Dated at Wanganui this 13th day of May, 1914. F. MOFFATT, Secretary to the Trustees. THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, 1908. (Section 50). In the Estate of^William Cathro, laU; of Wanganui, blacksmit'i, .leceased ALL creditors .and others having claims against this estate are horeby required to send them, with particulars, on the forms provided to the District Manager of the Public 'J'rusT Office at Wanganui. on or before the 28th d?.y of Jiilv 1914. Accounts not rendered by the <iaie I'ivmed may bo rejected. ALL moneys payable to the a'sove estato. mpy be lodged to the credit of the Publ'c Trustee's account at any postal money order wffice, or pa d to the District Manager of the Public Trust Office at Wangamii. FRED FITCHETT. Public Trustee. 19th May, 1914. PUBLIC NOTICE. HAVING been appointed Agent in this District for the ORATONU PATENT CONCRETE CO., of 213 Princess Street, Dunedin, I will be pleased to give anyone about to build full information as to tbe methods and details of the work. It consists chiefly in prodecing continuous hollow concrete walls, thus rendering th© building absolutely dampproof. An Oratonu House is cool in the summer and warm in the winter, the maintenance on it is small, and the insurance at the lowest rate. " Oratonu" means "everlasting," and the cost of building in this &tyle is very reasonable where suitable gravel can be obtained. It has been very successfully introduced in the South, and the Government luirf adopted "Oratonu" in building 10 workmen's dwellings in Timaru. Any further information I will gladly supply. N. MEULI, Builder. WANOANUI. District above referred to: Wanganui, Rnnsi+Jke'. Wnimarino. Waitotara, Rnrjritik^i. Warr-irino, Waitotara, Patea (towns and counties).