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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume LXXXII, Issue 19440, 28 October 1925, Page 11

AMUSEMENTS. THE GRAND THEATRE Direction, Wanganui Enterprises Ltd.' TO-DAY—AT 2 P.M.—TO-DAY. TO-NIGHT—AT 7.45 P.M.—TO-NIGHT i FINAL SCREENINGS. Sir Hall Caine’s mighty story of a woman’s blind love and a man’s honour has been made into a motion picture masterpiece that all the world is talking about! I “NAME THE MAN” I I “TTATvrn MAN” | ‘ ‘NAME THE MAN’ ’ [ I “IN AivxH THE MAN ’ ’ | Adapted from Sir Hall Caine’s Novel, “THE MASTER MAN” —Supported by— LARRY’ SEMON in LARRY SEMON in “HER BOY FRIEND’’ TOPICAL. TRAVELOGUE. i Book Your Seat Early. Prices.—Circle 2/-, Stalls 1/6; Children as usual. Plan nt Theatre. No extra to Reserve, ’Phones 3152 or 2852. .Manager - - - - Will Jameson FETE OF NATIONS BAZAAR (In Aid of Funds of Churches of England in Wanganui.) ■QRILL JJALL. Official Opening on Thursday Afternoon N ext. HAVE YOUR MEALS AT THE BAZAAR. Luncheons, 12 to 2 (Is 6d); Afternoon Teas, 2.30 to 5 p.m. (Is); Supper, 6 to 10 p.m. (9d and Is.) NO WAITING. NO DELAY. British Stall (Sweets), Dutch Stall (Produce), Japanese Stall (Work), Irish Stall (All Sorts), French Stall (Fruit Salad and Ice Cream), New Zealand Stall (Meat), Ye Olde Eng-1 lish Stall (Work and Flowers), Egyp- ' tian Stall (Cakes), John Bull Stall (Houaohold Goods). DANCING & MUSIC EACH EVENING SIDE-SHOWS GALORE, SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS IN THE MARQUEE. CINEMA SHOW EVERY EXOING' 6D (Machine kindly lent by Rev. Father Mahony). SMOKING LOUNGE FOR MEN, NO RAFFLES. NO WORRIES. Admission: Up till 5 p.m., free; after 5j p.m. 6d. COME ONE. COME ALL. , COME TO THE FAIR.

“THE BRISTOL” HAVE IT! AU the Latest Music and '‘Rags.” i 1 As soon as any New Music comes 1 out, it comes to "The Bristol.” We* are in the lead for all the latest re- , J cognised headquarters for classical and! i high-class Music and Songs. I Stocks include sheet music and book ' j music for both voice and instrument, i also orchestral and choral. I Whether you live in or out of town, i i our agent can help you in all things • > musical. / 1 Remember, "The Bristol” means i [music satisfaction. All Pianos sold at ' 'Wellington City Prices. [THE BRISTOL PIANO CO., LTD. Local Manager: F. A. Campbell, | The Avenue, Wanganui. i ■ j S.O.S. I ' ANOTHER NEW MOTOR SERVICE ! ■ ANOTHER NEW MOTOR SERVICE; WANGANUI TO WELLINGTON WANGANUI TO WELLINGTON FARE ONLY £1 FARE ONLY £1 I Commencing on SATURDAY, OCTO-1 BER 10th the car which usually leaves} Wanganui for OTAKI at 2 p.m. will; leave at 1.15 and will run RIGHT i THROUGH TO WELLINGTON. j Passengers for the ferry boat will be I taken right on to the wharf and those staying at Hotels will be taken any- ’ where in the City Business Area FREE 1 OF CHARGE. I Car stops 15 minutes for refreshments at LEVIN and will arrive WEL- ' LINGTON at 6.30 p.m. Passengers called for .in Wanganui. I i NO EXTRA CHARGE within 1 mile of , i Post Office. | This service is subsidised from Wellington to Wanganui by carrying newspapers and the revenue derived from j this source enables us to run a much cheaper service than would otherwise

jbe possible. I Accommodation from Wellington to ; i Wanganui by the newspaper car will ■be limited to a few passengers only. This car will leave the “Dominion” office at 3.45 a.m. arrive W anganui 10 ■ FARES: Wanganui to FOXTON—I2/6. Wanganui to LEVIN and all stations as far as Paekakariki 15/- flat rate. Beyond Packakariki £l. NOTICE. This service will bo run with FirstClass Touring Cars only. Wc have no charabancs. BOOKING OFFICE— S.O.S. M OTOM RUTLAND BUILDINGS. WANGANUI. Office ’Phono 3130 open 7 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. Private 'Phono 3874. “NAZOL’’act s like a charm in tackling coughs and colds. Penetrating and germ-killing. Better than mixtures or syrups. Most economical. Is 6d.