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Wanganui Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 160795, 1 November 1920, Page 1

Amusements and Meetings. THE GRAND. TO-NIGHT, (MONDAY). ’ We will present IRENE ..CASTLE IRENE CASTLE ; . The Screen Fashion-Plate, in . / • ‘ “THE FIRST LAW” ■ “THE FIRST LAW” With Antonio Moreno. WHAT .WAS, SHE? Neither Widow nor had unwittingly laid herself open to a charge of Bigamy—and she felt the slowly tightening grip of the blood-sucking tentacles of crime around her—One : way ; was open to her— SHOULD SHE TAKE IT? A Drama of Heart-Throbs from a Fainous Novel.' By GILSON WILLETTE. - . In addition wg, will show . ■ the ■ . ; * Vitagraph-Ljarry Semon Comedy,.. Vitagraph-Larrv Semon Comedy, “THE GROCERY CLERK” “THE GROCERY CLERK” “THE GROCERY CLERK” Here is a comedy that will give you Hiccups with your Ha-Ha/ s. One Laugh walks, right on the heels of another. See the OAT doing the Shimmy on, the FLY .PAPER, and the TILLAGE LOAFER getting a BATH OF TREACLE.- SOOT making white men black—FLOUR making Slack men white—CHEESE that walks off fo!r an airing—MlCE that attack the cat the 1 Great* GeneraI—“GENERAL UPROAR,” in charge of everything. YOU’VE NEVER SEEN ANYTHING SO FUNNY! Charlie Chaplin Out-Charged, Also— Co-op. Weekly—Scenic—lnterest. Never Mind What the Weather is Like ■ , See this Show. Prices—Circle 1/3; Stalls 9d: reserves 1/7 at Collier’s. a /NEAND SCOTTISH FAIR AND CLAN va ' aATWTw.nTOa GATHERING. In -Aid of the WANGANUI PIPE BAND, EVERYBODY’S THEATRE, NO YE A BEE 10th to 20th, National Dances by Pupils specially trained by Alec Sutherland, N.Z. Premier Dancer. Latest Side Shows and Novelties. Clan Stalls, laden with articles xo tvit all pockets and tastes/ Friends of; the Pipe Band are noticed that there will be a Jumblp Stall at the forthcoming Clan Gathering, and those having suitable articles to spare arc requested to kindly forward 1 same *o Mr R. G. McNiven, President, or i ot ; iy address to the organising secretary, Mr Alec Sutherland, Box 308. OPERA HOUSE. | A ' IdMH-LIGHT LECTURE ' 1 ■ UPON “BELGIUM,” BEFORE, DURING'AND AFTER THE WAR. , Will; be Given on , WEDNESDAY, , NOVEMBER 3rd. : - “AT 8 P.M. ' MISS DORMER MAUNDER ' (MRS KNOWLES) (Chevalier De I’Order de Leopold, etc., Directrice of Belgian Military Hospitals 1914-1919.) The views have been produced under quite exceptional conditions, and are of unique interest. ' The Mayor (Mr T.' B. Williams) will preside, . TO HELP THE DEVASTATED TILLAGES OF BELGIUM. . Prices. —3s (Reserved Seats) and 2a; (Plus-tax 2d). Box Plan' Opens at H. L. Jones’ on Thursday. • ’ v ■ '■ For Sale or To Let. ■ % FOR SALE. • ■ AS A GOING CONCERN. rriHE, Business of General Merchandise, A Hardware, Coal, and Timber Merchants established by Shultleworth; Bro§. in 1863 and now parried bn by Mr Alexander Shuttlewofth (n Devon.Street, New Plymouth. Tenders will be' received by the undersigned up to the 26th day of November, 1920, for the purchase of the land and buildings thereon used in connection with the business!' containing 3 roods 18 perches, situated' 50 yards from the New Plymouth Post, Office, having a frontage tp Devon Street of 213 ft and a frontage to King Street of 106 ft. ■ The successful tenderer will be entitled, if he eo Wishes, to purchase the stock of such business at valuation’; ' ■ Highest, or any tender not necessarily accepted. ■ Full particulars and conditions pf sale available on application /to ■ WESTON AND BILLING, • Solicitors, Brougham Street, New Plymouth. FOR QUICK SALE. ‘A TEN-ROOMED .RESIDENCE on ' the brow of St. John's Hill; facre, splendid lawn and gardens. House is very suitable- fox retired farmer, musing home, or boardinghouse. ' Splendid outlook and quite handy and comfortable. Immediate possession can b© given, v Low price and easy terms, as owner is leaving., .No agents. Write “Owner,”! care Herald.; J93