AMUSEMENT*. HIS MAJESTY'S. ”THTE THEATRE OF DISTIM TfO«r TO-NIGHT—AT B—TO-NIGHT. Last Screening Mack Sennett's Cornedv Supreme, “MARRIED LIFE” 5000 feet of Laughs. —And—“THE RESIDENT PATIENT.” A Great Stoll Detective Story. And Our Big Supporting Programme. Prices—D.C. 1/6; Stalls 1/-; plus tax. Plan at Theatre. Book—Book—-Book. Book—Book—ißook. By 'Phone 863. No extra charge. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Double Star Programme. “THE HEART OF MARYLAND” Starring CATHERINE CALVERT. A Drama of the Stirring Days of th! Great American Oivil War. “THE GIRL IN THE TAXI” Featuring Mr. and Mrs. Carter De Haven. BETTER THAN TWIN BEDS. TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVEN LAG. GARRISON BAND CARNIVAL ENTERTAINMENT. Al COOK’S GARDENS. MUSIC, DANCING. RECITATIONS. Programme : 1. —Selection of sandorson PopulaX Songs, Wanganui Garrison Band. 2. —Waltz. Music by Band. 3. —Highland Dance, Miss Thelma Mackenzie. 4. —Fox Trot 5. —Cornet “ Loves Lullaby,” Jia nd Accompanimc nt. 6. —Highland Dance, Master Francis Mackenzie. 7. —Wnltz. “Missouri.” Music by Band. 8. —Recitation (selected), Mr J. G. Swa n. 9. —Dance, “ Ragging Thro’ the Rye.’ 10- —Selection. “ Dardreneila,” Wanganui Garrison Band. GOD SAVE THE KING. Collection at the Gates.
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Talks to the Farmer on Freezing Pool Your Stock THROUGH W.M.E. To farmers who prefer to freeze and ship mutton, lamb and beef on their own account we offer special facilities. The W.M.E. Sells in London in parcels large enough to get the full benefit of the market competition. You will agree that properly graded meat in such lots will bring a much better price than can be obtained by farmers who send small mixed lots. For full particulars of this pooling arrangement write the company or approach our buyers, who will give all particulars : il. P. (J. Swaixusun, i’’eildlng. ’Phone No. 131. F. M. Rickman. Marton. ’Phone No. 165. J. McDonnell, Huntervilla. ’’Phone No. 76R. J. Reid, Wanganui, Phone 171 Jas. Caithness. Taihape. ’Phone No. 244. W. Q. Viewers. Levin. 'Phone No. 50. Should you prefer to sell outright we are always willing to purchase stock at the highest market rates. Wellington Meat Export Co. Ltd. Wellington w.rk., Ngahaurang* an Kakariki QOOD yrALUE IN P O RN I S HI N G S. * VALUE does not necessarily mean cheap price, and yet the goods I am at present offering combine both good value at the ordinary prices aud cheap initial cost. AND besides being low in price, everything is of the latest pattern—l’m not trying to get rid of a lot of out-of-date goods, COME in at any time and see the goods for yourself, I'll be there personally to attend to vou and to give you the benefit of my many years of experience. I think you’ll find it of value. j pj pASSMORE. FURNISHER 30 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE. 151. AVENUE, WANGANUL
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXVI, Issue 18431, 15 March 1922, Page 9
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