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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160724, 10 August 1920, Page 1

Amusements. HIS MAJESTY’S THEATRE. ADVENTURE! ROMANCE 1 HUMOUR! WILLIAM RUSSELL, The Virile Star. • 'Hie Virile Star. The man with a PUNCH In a story with a PUNCH. “NEW YORK LUCK.” A five-par comedy-drama depicting the> adventure of a day dreamer who lived the romance ho wrote—and made good. The story of the “small town” boy and the “big town” girl. He wouldn't write home a hard luck storv—so he WROTE A ROMANCE! LIVED THE ROMANCE! SOLD THE ROMANCE! BROKE INTO THE MOVIES AND WON THE GIRL OF HIS DREAMS. Full supporting programme with FULLER’S GREAT ORCHESTRA, Overture; Selection from The Gondoliers. Box Plans at Upton’s. Public Notices. WANGANUI MALE CHOIR-. T^/f” EMBERS are notified that the Rehcarsal This Evening will commence at 7.30 o’clock, instead, of 8 o’clock. E. CHRISTIE, Hon, Sec. CASTLECLIFF RESIDENTS. (STANLEY MORGAN AND CO. will run a Special Car until further notice as under; Leave outside “Herald” Office at 4.30 p.m. Leave Dixon’s Store at 5 p.m. Special trips by arrangement. Intending patrons are requested to note onr name across the wind-screen. STANLEY' MORGAN AND CO,, ' Keith Street Garage. ’Phone 193. PUBLIC NOTICE. PARTNERSHIP. jl/jTR J. T. WARD, Bookseller and Sta- 1 tioncr, Avenue, notifies the public that ho has taken his son, Mr W. H. Ward, late of N.Z. Insurance Co., into partnership, and in future the business will be carried on under the name of J. T. Ward and Son. Thanking the public for past favours, and by strict attention to customers’ requirements, a continuance of same is solicited. MARTON JOCKEY CLUB. SPRING MEETING, Ist SEPTEMBER, 1920. IVTOMINATTONS for all events (includ- '*•* ing the Trial Hack Plate) close oil Friday, 13th August, at 8 p.m., at Marton . For programme see Weekly Press and Sporting and Dramatic News, or frosted on application to ARTHUR WAY, Secretary, Marton. P.O. Box 3. Telephone 169. PATEA COUNTY COUNCIL. COUNTY ELECTORAL ROLLS. '|N accordance with the Counties Act, 1906, a lid Amendments, I hereby give public notice that the several Eleetoial Rolls for Patea Countv have been deposited for inspection at the following places .from July 27 to August 15. 1920; YVanerley and Moumalsaki Ridings.— County Office, Patea; Town Board Office, Waverley; and Mr Simpson’s Store, Waitotara. Otoia Riding.—County Office, Patea: Mr Carter’s Store "Ma-uutahi; Alton Store and Kakaramea Store. Kapara Riding.—County Office, Patea; Air Washington’s Store, Ngamatapouri; Mv Simpson’s Store, Wa.itotara. Auy ] (orson who desires to lodge an objection in respect to the rolls must do so in writing to the Council on or before August 22nd. The Council is empowered to amend the rolls from time to time by adding or removing anv ft,lines m compliance with the Act. Any person aggrieved by the derision of the Council may appeal to the Magistrate's Court for redress under Section 8. The amended rolls will come into force on the first Wednesday in October, and shall be the roils (subject to legal .alterations) until Die next rolls come into force. Dated at Patea this 27th day of July, 1920. W. P. SHEILD, County Clerk. For Sale or To Let. FOR SALE. TUHREE purebred Black Cocker -*• Spamel Pups (Dogs) by Dusky— Belle Bang. Dusky was a winner of just on 50 first prizes in Shows, including championships, whilst Bslle Bang carried og 15 firsts, beating bitches from Auckland, Wellington, and Palmerston North. For particulars apply this Office. FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS. / 'OEAUTIFUL Gentleman’s Residence; ■*-' elevated position; delightful view. Eight rooms and all conveniences. About ;J-acre of well laid out grounds. The price for the property, which is only £2300, is fully £SOO below its value. * The terms are exceptionally easy, only £SOO cash being required; the balance five years at 5 per cent. Inquire about this at once. SMITH, BEAUCHAMP, AND CO., Auctioneers, Etc., , 104 RIDGWAY STREET,