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Manawatu Herald, Volume LIV, Issue 4418, 13 November 1934, Page 3

McGregor, walker | McGREGOR, WALKER HEWETT AND KAY HEWETT AND KAY GREAT PUBLIC WELCOME AT . MILSOM AERODROME, PALMERSTON NORTH. TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. THRILLING AEROBATICS By New Zealand Crack Pilots. AIR FORCE DISPLAY FROM 11 A.M. Passenger Flights in MILES HAWK and •RAPIDE DRAGON 10/-. Admission to Aerodrome 1/-, Children 6d. Free Parking. AERO IDIANCE, P.D.C. CABARET, At 8 p.m. Single Ticket 4/-, Double 7/6. ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH. Prosperity Fair TOWN HALL, FOXTON. TUESDAY, 20th NOVEMBER, 1934 THE YEAR’S EVENT. SEVEN WELL-STOCKED STALLS Attractive to All, SIDE SHOWS GALORE. To try the skill of young and old. And an entertaining evening programme unique in Foxton’s History 62 Y.M.C.A. GYMNASTS 62 Ladies and men in Callisthenics, Club Swinging, Gavotte Dance, Pyramids, Wand Drill, Tumbling, Rod Drill. ADMISSION: Afternoon Free, Evening '6d. DANCE IN SUPPER-ROOM. 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission 1/-. ' FUNERAL NOTICE. The friends of Mr and Mrs R. Morris are notified that the funeral pf their late infant son, will leave their residence, Coley Street, for the Foxton Cemetery, at 2.30 p.m. to-morrow (Wednesday). J. A. HOFMANN, Undertaker.

NOTICE. MEETING of all those interested in the re-establishment of a (>ole Club locally and the raising of sufficient finance to complete a track locally, will be held in Ross’s rooms at 8 p.m. on Friday the 16th November. Riders roll np and attend, also the general public; this is the last opportunity. Why let this interesting sport die out? RACK IT UP. ATTEND ON FRIDAY EVENING. H. WtTSHNOWSKY, Convenor. SIMPSON & KING REGISTERED PLUMBERS. ’PHONE 51, SHANNON. SPOUTING, TANKS, TINSMITHING. RE-TINNING OF MILK CANS A SPECIALTY. CONTRACTS UNDERTAKEN. ESTIMATES GIVEN FREE. TRAVELLING EXPENSES NIL.