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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXV, Issue 12982, 25 January 1910, Page 1

Shipping. WANGANUI RIVER. r£|HE RHINE OF MAORILAND! VISITED BY THOUSANDS! NEW ZEALAND’S" GREAT' SCENIC CANYON. ' CONNECTS WITH MAIN TRUNK RAILWAY. From Wanganui, Tuesdays,, Thursdays, and Saturdays. From Pipiriki, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. From Taumarunui, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. VISIT BEAUTIFUL PIPIRIKI! VISIT THE UNIQUE HOUSEBOAT ! SUNDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION EVERY SUNDAY, Leaving at 2.30 p.m. Fares Is, Children 6d. A. HATRICK AND CO., • Agents.'

Amusements. Lyceum. theatre. Telephone 313. Directors, Messrs Hayward and Cooper. EVERY EVENING AT'B. MATINEE Every Saturday, 2.30. Follow tlie Crowds to HAYWARD'S RICTURES. Last Night of present Programme “THE NOBLEMAN’S DOC,” And our great double hill. To-morrow, Wednesday, “The. Sjjvord and the King,” a picture with a purpose; “The London Zoo," and a host of Novelties. Prices—Dress Circle 2s, Ladies 1 Is; stalls Is; Pit 6d. Box Plan at H. I. Jones.’ Business Manager Will Jameson. T. PAUL’S HALL. TO-NIGHT, 25th, at 8 o’clock. 8 o’clock. ORATORICAL CONTEST! Subjects to be spoken on: “WHAT IS NEW ZEALAND’S FUTURE DESTINY?” ' And S “SOME NOTABLE NEW ZEALANDERS.” Admission Free,. Collection. There apo-Six, competitors; invited.-"-” ' A " ‘ JJ LLLIARDS. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. EXHIBITION GAME By LINDRUM-GRAY COMBINE. WEDNESDAY, 2Gth JANUARY. NORFOLK BILLIARD, PARLOUR (Where tickets may now be obtained). FRED LINDRUM, JUNR, , (Champion of Australia) GEORGE GRAY (Folder of World’s Record Break of 836). Trick , and Fancy Shots given.

For Sale or To Let. FOE SALE (OE TO LET) ON-EAST TEEMS. -BOOMED House, over -’-acre, elevated * ; position, good soil, Gonville, on tram route. Great bargain. Eental 13s per week. Larger rental to go to paying principal. For address apply Herald Office. TO LET OE LEASE. npWO upstairs EOOMS in the new M “Herald” Offices (now building). One large front room with balcony and one large room adjoining. Apply “HEEALD” OFFICE. FOE SALE. A FIEST-CLASS PISH AND DININGEOOM Business, situated in the beat business part of a thriving town in the Taranaki district; doing an excellent trade. No opposition. Wceklv cash takings average from £27 to £3O. Moderate rental. Price, Goodwill, and Plant ,£l4O. Only principals dealt with. Apply in first instance to Herald Office. FERGUSON’S BOOKSTORE NEW NOVELS. “The Settler,” by Ealph Connor; ; “Sailors’ Knots,” by W. W. Jacobs. “Tho Caravaners,” by Elizabeth and hcr_ German Garden. “Broken Earthenware,” by Harold Bogbie. “Wild Heather,” by L. T. Meade. “The Lady of Blossholmo,” by Eider Haggard. Etc. FEESH STOCK: “The Shuttle,” by Frances Hodgson 1 Burnett. ‘‘The Bloom o’ tho Heather,” by Crocket. “Listeners Lure,” by E. Y. Lucas. “Over Bcmerton’s,” by E. Y. Lucas. Etc. PHILIP A. KRULL Sleeplessness frequently arises from the liver. If the liver is out of order it affects the nerves, - and if your nerves arc in any way affected you cannot sleep. Do not resort to narcotics; a course of Cham--berlain’s Tablets ‘will set your liver right and you will soon , enjoy refreshing sleep.