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Wanganui Herald, Volume XXXXVII, Issue 13679, 13 May 1912, Page 1

Amusements. zzzzzzzzzz z z z z z z z z z i: it .\. ii 0 us K. Hire'i.'tioii, John Fuller :uid Sons. FULLER’S PICTURES, And OHARAS SYMPHONY. ORCHESTRA TO-NIGHT. ' TO-NIOHT. COMPLETE CIIANOE. THE SPARTAN MOTHER. THE SPARTAN MOTHER. PATHK GAZETTE. PaT’HE, (IAZETTE. THE LITTLE ORGANIST. THE LITTLE ORGANIST. \ ENTRII.OQITST S TRFNK, THE SLUG EON'S HEROISM. THE SURGEON'S HEROISM LIZERTA. IJIZEI’TA. BIZERTA. DEACON UlllliS. DEACON DlliliS. AROEXI) THE WORLD IN TWO AROEND THE WORLD IN TWO • DOERS. DOERS. DILL AND THE LIONS DILL AND THE LIONS. TW EEDLEDE.M'S CARTOON COM PETITION. TO-NiGHT. TO-NIGHT. COMPLETE CHANCE. Prices ys is .a I Plan al O’Hara’s. T III'RSDAV NEXT, ZIGOMAII v. Nl( K CARTER. /ZZZZZZZZZ Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z THE ARAMOHO ZOO. AIERRV-GO-ROUND. In full swing Saturday and Thursday Afternoons. Every Child receives one Free Ride. GOOD SHOW OF ANIMALS AND BIRDS INGUANAS, TURTLES, AND TORTOISES. Never Seen in Wanganui before. Quoits, Swing-boats, Hot Water Free. ADMISSION:—AduIts Cd.. Children under 32 years 3d. Afternoon Tea Gd. All Soft Drinks stocked JOHN JAMES BOYD, Junr., Manager. Public Notices. WANGANUI CHRISTIAN CONVEXVV IT ON. JUNE 3rd TO 7t.li, ST. PAUL’S HALL. Conducted by REV. G. C. GRUBB, of England, Assistaut-M issionevs Airs. GRUBB and ; Mr. JACKSON. Churches and Domes are asked to make I Inc convention a special subject for intercession. PUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given that I will ’ not be responsible for any debts contracted in my name without my written authority , Dated this 10th day of Mav 1912. PATRICK McGRATH. IMPERIAL LAUNDRY, 87, GUYTON STREET. \TRS, ARMSTRONG, having deposed of x her interest in the above to Airs Love, desire-, to thank her customers for past favours, and bespeaks a continence of the same for her successor. AIRS. LOVE, having taken over the business of (he above, solicits a continuance of the patronage accorded to Mrs -.rmstroug, and hopes by doing liigli-class work to merit the sumo. 'Phone, No. AVANGANUI PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY. r r'HE SOCIETY will meet in the Museum Hall To-night, at e o’elock. Business: “Story of the Ngati Kahnngunn Chief, Nnkn-pcwapcwa,’’ Air, T. W. Downes. ,1. P. WILLIAMSON, Hon. Secretary. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB. \ IMPLICATIONS are iuvifod for the position of Billiard Marker for the above Club. All applications must be in writing. Applications close TUESDAY, 13th MAY, 1!))2, at I p.m. Particulars of duties, salary, etc., may be obtained on application to W. HALL, Secretary. CASTLECLII'F TECHNICAL CLASSES, IVTISS DANDY, Instructress in Dress- . making and Millinery, will meet intending students in Rowutree’s Rooms, between 7 and 8 on AIONDAV EVENING (Mav Lit ID. A. VARNEY. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. New Zealand Branch: Custom House Quav, Wellington. LOST POLICY. TT is the intention of Hie Society on or after the Lith day of Juno next, to issue a Copy Policy in (dace of Policy No. 128399 on Hie life of David Smith King which is declared to have been burned, Daled at Wellington this ninth duv of Mav, 1912. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. \ NY PERSON or persons found Trespassing with Dog or Gun ou any of the properties owned by me will be prosecuted. G. F. MOORE. A SYDNEY MOTHER’S EXPERIENCE “I really cannot let the opportunity pass without telling about the good none my little son by using Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy,’' says Mrs H. Silks of 29 Dowling Street, Camperdown, Sydney. “He had a very severe cold. The doctor gave me medicine for him, but it did him no good. I was recommended t > try Chamberlain’s Ccugh Remedy, and before a small bottle was halt finished he was as well as ever.” Sold by all chemists and storekeepers.