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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LX, Issue 16892, 8 February 1917, Page 7

Amusements. jI>AILY 2TO o. TO-NIGHT AT 7. The World-Famous Picture Star and Matinee Idol < dustsn ¥kmm dustin vmm In a Big Sis-Act Production by the BOSWORTH COMPANY. BOOTH TARKINGTON'S „ Popular Story of Lite and Love in Piatteville. Says the Critic-?of the New York "Moving Picture World":—"Three scenes stand out with especial prominence, and dese^e special mention'— the country circus, the striking realism o* the storm, and the rising of the people of Platt#ville when they be'iev that the Whitecaps have murdered ib. gentleman from Indiana." HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE IN THK RIOT SCENES. THRILLING REALISM AND STVllt LING EFFECTS IN THF. STOIUI SIX BIG REELS OF TEX^ DRAM s AND EXCITING SPECTRES TV THRILL AND DELIGHT EVERYONE. . 3 Other Choice Gems. 6Sr-T0 ALL PARTS—6S. Q P E R A H 0 U 8 E. AN EVENT NOTABLE. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14^ THE ROYALDRAMATIC* AND COMEDO COMPANY Presents : The Stirring Comedy-Dirama: ,' » h "SUNDAYS ' "SUNDAY." "SUNDAY." Thomas Raceward's Delightful Story of Western Life. MISS MADGE SURTEES/ ' The Brilliant Young English Actress, ■■■•.;■• As SUNDAY. Says a Wellington daily contemporary:— "To say tip* Miss Su-i-tees is ,i better Sunday than-Miss Tittel Brune might at first seem an extravagant statement, but a careful analysis of her work roust lead to that conclusion." f A GREAT PLAY interpreted by |a BRILIANT COMPANY of ENGLISH and AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS. BOX PLANS open at H. I. JONES aji<2 SON's-on SATURDAY MORNING Prices: 4s, 3s, and 2s. No bookin°fees. . te WAIMARINO A. AND P. ASSOCIA /TION. gT H ANN UAL S HOW , Will be held at RAETIHI on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1917. I Entries Close:—Stock and Poultry, February 3rd; School Work, February 12th. Competitions, Post Entry. Come and see the Resources of the Waimarino.. FINE DISPLAY OF HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, POULTRY, PRODUCE. [ KEEN JUMPING COMPETITIONS. ' Schedule and Prize List sent on application to— H. JENKINS, .-■■■■■ Secretary, , Seddon St., Raetihi. Al. ACRES, 7-roomed fiouse, all con- ~ A veniences; trap-shed, cow-shed; orchard, etc. A fine site overlookine Sedgebrook. £1400. .' And 5£ Acres adjoining, £SOO. 1-ACRE ST. JOHN'S HILL; 6-roomed 4 , house: orchard, etc., £675. £100 cash.. Balance on terms. 1-ACRBi, Kororaiko Road; 7-roomed 4 House, £890. £100 cash; balance on terms. JL-ACRE; new 5-roomed residence, all * . convenien^B^|rpntage to river. Bedford Avenue.' Goiiville. £775 r|N7^SIXTH Acre.'ripa St., Eastx* town; S4robmed house; h. and c. water, and other-conveniences. £450. ALL FREEHOLDS. ■ .-..;■■ W. iiRU^ LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. 17 VICTORIA AVENUE, :WANGANULt;.. ■ STRAIGHT OUT LEASE FOR r v FIVE YEARS. . LARGE PRIVATE HOTEL IN WANGANUI, containing 40 rooms, with all modern conveniences, doing j large remunerative business in prominent position, all furnished. Leased as a going concern. This is a chance noc often offered. Possession can be given Ist day February. Apply sharp. ~.. FOR~SaLE. FOR SALE, 18 ACRES, 7 roomed I house, beautiful view of sea. Trapj shed, loose box, piggery, cow shea. All ploughable. 2y 2 miles from i Wanganui. Will be sold cheap, or will take in exchange a house. PRICE £2000. Equity £400. Don't miss this. 102 ACRES, RAPANUI, all flat and ploughable. Good 6-roomed j house, 6-bail cow-shed. Divided in- j to numerous paddocks. Could run milk for town supply. Well watered. Four miles from Wanganui. A bargain. Price £45 per acre. Apply j sharp. I J. Greaves & Co LAND AGENTS. ' MARIA PLACE, WANGANUI. DAIRY FARM LEASES. ~~ Eighty-five acres, well stock- j cd. Comfortable hooxse. Five acres in rape. Everything ready to go on. Making good income. Goodwill only £200. One hundred and fifteen acres. Rent £1 per acre. Fine lot of cows, calves, pigs and other stock, implements, etc., etc. A good going farm providing ample money. Price low. Terms easy. HIORNS AND CO., Wicksteed Place, have all particulars.