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THEATRES, &c. ' J^YCEUM rpHBATEB. 1 Palmer^ton North. MONDAY & TUESDAY, Aug. 14th * 15th. j .. First Appearance of.. 1 VALENTINE VOUSDEN Of Ireland, touring the world for the second time. One of the greatest character and society entertmners in hII the world, and known throughout the empire as . .The King ov Laughtfji. .. Como and witness real Irish impersonations by a real Irish entertainer (direct from Dublin), no stago Irish. In Mimicry, Pnlmerston's best known people will be imper- Fonatod. ' In Ventriloquism, everything known to that art and much that has never been attempted will be given. In chflracter impersonation from real life, the famous Mrs O'llourke and Sir Henry Irving will delight and astonish you. Many members : of the Royal Family, including the King, have witnessed this same entertainment, entitled " Two Hours' Bearty Laughter," , Price?, 3?, 2*, and la. Plan at Park's, ; Friday morning. 2JEALANDIA TTALL. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16th. Cbildren' Grand —FANCY DRESS BALL— In aid of the Post Office Clock and Chimes Grand March of 250 CHILDREN 250 Gavotte, Cakewalk, Fascination Polka, Hoop Dance, Highland Fling, Sword Dance, Reels, and Sir Rodger. Admission -2/6 (supper included). Spectators 1/-. Doors open 7 pirn. Grand March arranged by Mr C. H. Warden 7.30. Children's d»nce 7.80 to 11. Adults 11 p.m. to 280 a.m. Mks W. T. Wood, Organiser. Miss C. Weight, Hon Sec. Mr H. Palmer. M.C. TO THE ELECTORS OF MANAWATU. J^ADIES & GENTLEMEN,~In response to the request of my friends I shall be a Candidate at the next General Election of a Membsr of tho ! House of Representatives for ■ Manan-atu. Yours faithfully, JOHN STEVENS. WHAT'S IT^A NAME ! EROPHY & MOWLEM want an appropriate descriptive name for the new suburban locality recently purchased by Messrs Loughnan and i Monrad from J. 0. Bat-jhehr, Esq., and situated between tho Tiritea road and the residence of R- S. Abraham, Esq. Any pupil of any school eligible. Write the suggested namr, Btate the school, sign it, and let us have it before 24th August. Each competitor limited to ono namo only. For the name accepted we will give £1 Is. For the second best 10a. For the next 53. The decision of the owners to be final, BEOPHY & MOWLEM, Agents. KAIRANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. IyrOTICE is hereby given that KM Milson's Line, between Boundary Koad and Bunnythorpe- Kairanga Road, is closed for all traffic, the Mangaone Bridge being under repair. j S. W. LUXPORD, Chairman. ! 28th July, 1905. ; -^^ I KAIRANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. CLIFF ROAD. j IVrOTICE is hereby given that JLI the Cliff Road is CLOSED for all traffic. S. W. LUXFORD, Chairman. i THE IMPERIAL SYSTEM ! MISS L. ROBERTS, inventor and patentee of the Imperial System of Dresscutting, has returned to Palmerston, . and intends giving a series of lectures. The first lecture will take place in the Fire j Brigade Hall on Tuesday, and again on ; Wednesday, 18th and 19th inst, from '6 i p.m. to 5 p.m. There is no charge for admission. Miss Roberts has scores of testimonials testifying to the genuineness and accuracy of the Imperial system. A. j large audience is expected. ' . j PIGS 1 PIGS ! PIGS ! THIU undersigned is prepared to buy dairy-fed porkers. For price and particulars write to R. GILKES. IXL Butchery, 71 Courtenay Place, Wellington. Spray Pumps and Spraying Material WITH full instructions how to use. Now is the time. WIGHTON'S, Main-street. THOMAS GRI6GS & SON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS • CERTIFICATED EMBALMEKS WE have just opened up a large assortment of porcelain wreaths, AH kinds of the best American and English furnishings up ported. Special and prompt attention to all orders. Carpentry and joinery work and shop fittings done at the Main-street factory TMOS. GRIGG3 & SON. Frivate Addreßa ... tyueen-street X>iYSE'S spot cash pric?s. For working _IT men they cannot be beaten, without tails 7s Gd, 8s Gd, Os Gd.

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