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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16775, 16 October 1916, Page 7

Amusements. iTsT AND MOST ~~~ As a Plain Fact you'll get that To-day. . DAILY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 7. MOBSTER VALUE. TWO DRAMAS. A WORLD'S WONDER COMEDY. 4 OTHER GRAND FILMS. Featuring a Great Dramatic Lesson to Lady Gamesters. &m/ 9 |jj ILw' .— r' Eft, NEXT COMES: HAHK MANH—FUJjgY MAN. HANK MANN—FUNNY MAN. The Latest Keystone Comedian, in the FUNNIEST COMEDY ON EARTH. FUNNIEST COMEDY ON EARTH. The Fine Arts Triangle Kay Bee Supreme Comedy. HIS BREAD AISD BUTTER. H« BREAD KM BUTTER, A REVELATION IN FILM FUIS BUILDING, The like of which you've never seen. NOW BE EARLY. OR DON'T BLAME US. 60—TO ALL PARTS—6D Children half price to Stalls only. CHILDREN'S GRAND PATRIOTIC FANCY DRESS BALL Will be held in tho FIRE BRIGADE HALL on TUESDAY, 47th OCTOBEB Under the auspices of the Wanganui Waitotara, Patriotic Association The whole of the proceeds are to b<* handed over to Mrs. Woof-ton's Bel gian and Servian Relief Fund. QUEEIN ALEXANDRA'S OWN BANP under Mr. Geo. Buckley, will supply i> First-class Programme of Music. Several Beautiful Prizes are to t>p awarded to the winners of the follow ing: The best dressed U-»oy and girl) wearing the most original fancy dress The best dressed girl representing: any of. the British" Dominions. The best dressdfl 0' 'girl representing any of the Allied countries. Also a special be given to the girl wearing thVbest chess other than those stated: ;i • Grand March sh&rp"at 7-30 p.m. Only those takng part in the Grand March to compete for prizes, Tickets —Children, Is; lookers-on. Is 6d. Adult Danee —Gents 2s 6d. ladies is ——■11-- " ■ '-■ ' ..-..r»— t

A SPLENDID CHANCE to secure a Block of Good Grazing Country at exceptionally low price. 1,400 odd acres. Right purchase now, about 13s. 6d. per acre. 600 acres well graesed; balance bush. Winters 2 sheep. Both cattle and sheep do well. Five paddocks. Lies weil to the sun. Main road; railway 25 miles; post office two miles. Goodwill only £2 15s. per acre. £1,000 Cash; balance seven .years, 5£ per cent. QKA ACRS Freehold; main road O*J\J through property; 70 in bush: 13 paddocks; wintered over 2 sheep to acre, and 120 cattle. <■ Sis-roomed house, woolshed, 2 si-ind machines. Jn good district. Handy to two towns and saleyards. Price only £8 10s per acra. 'Easy terms. <^<OME very fine blocks of grazing, sheep and cattle.country, in Maag. aweka, Ohingaiti, Waitema and other district?, to select from. If you are on the lopjiput for Far»ns of any area in any locality, plea.se communicate with < PK(X ACRES Freehold; all in grass, *>t>v>3Qo plougUable, 8 paddocks; winters 1000 ewes, besides cattle and horses, and does them and the lam js well. Buildings, etc.. including woolehed and machines; good.metalled road from Wanganui rigjit through prjpnrty. Price ~19. Very easy t-enns. W. BRUGL LAND AGENT,

» FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE SWEETEST OF SWEET PLACES. The STAR SWEET pEPOT has now been opened NEXT TO McGRUER'S with a great variety of purest sweets, manufactured on the premises with best ingredients. Try our Roasted Salted Peanuts. CELEBRATED FOR TOFFIES AND CANDIES. W. P. ROBERTON, Proprietor. X-o Travel Wang-aniil and Surrounding1 Districts. THE CHAMPION CLYDESDALE STALLION, "ARNAGOUR." (16,439) Clydesdale Hor.se Society of Great Britain and Ireland. Foaled 12th .June, 1905. "ARNAGOUK" is well-known as a grand, big-sized, capital breeding horse, with first-class feet, well set pasterns. and broad, flat bones, with thu best of action. He stand« 11 hands high, /s a horse of great substance, and has in his veins the best of blood. He is built like a cart horse all over. He was stud horse on the estate of Coll, belonging to the trustees of the late Colonel Stuart, for the last four years, and as a stockgetter has fewequals, if any. Colts and fillies got by him were first at. Salen for the last ! three years, and also won four cham- ! pionships, all showing that fanners may rHy on having a sire to improve *iio breed in this district. IFis sire, "Dunure ftlend" (11691), is h groal horse, and won first honours at Kilmarnock, and is also a sure stocK-get-ter. Gr. sire "Montrave Mac" (9958) Is favourably known as a first-class breed-' ing horse, a son of the renowned "MacGregor" (1487), out of the Champion Cawdor Cup Mare, "Montruve Maud" (11786), by the Merryton "Prince of ■"Vales" (673). One of his sons. "Sylvander," is a typical draught horse, and ■Tinner of first prize at the Autumn Stallion Show at Glasgow in 1899, and second at Edinburgh in 1900. His dam, "Magpie of Ballinton" (14n-12), is a superior mare, and the dam of many good ones, and she traces V>ack to the wonderful "Topsman"(BS6), ! winner of first prize at London, and •nany more too numerous to mention. ALSO— " THE CHAMPION PURE-BRED CLYDESDALE STALLION. "PRIDE OF WINDERMERE." To stand at Putiki. (67C N.K. Stud Book.) Rire: "Sandy Erskine" (imp.) Dam: "Maggie Macaulay" (1104). All care tafcoit, lint no responsibility. Pull partclul?.»"» from — ALEX DONALD, . ._. , Putiki, Wanganui.