THE EMPIRE HALL,
■'' Palmerston North. • Devine's Empire Hallas regarded as the most up-to-date place in Palmerston jNprth for dances, socials, and entertainments of all descriptions. The premises are lit throughput with electric light, .and, besides the spacious hall, there is ample supper-room accommodation and a beautiful promenade yard all concreted and lighted where patrons may. enjoy themselves between whiles -in the utmost seclusion and comfort ■1 ravelling companies, concert parties and. lecturers touring New Zealand would be delighted with the comfort and convenience of this modernised concrete building, handy to everywhere Iror bookings, apply to J. Devine, P o' ■box 168, Palmerston North. i. ' '' " ■
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 15
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104THE EMPIRE HALL, Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 143, 18 June 1924, Page 15
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