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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9222, 26 May 1910, Page 1

fl/TUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE. Thompson - Payne _ Pictures. It wae a bit of bad luck getting the gae-bag of engine filled with gas-tar, but we are up to T.-P. pitch again, now and always. Ours is a very well-regulated family, but even we slip sometimes. WE'VE GOT THE PLANT. WE'VE GOT THE STAFF. WE'VE GOT THE PICTURES, TOO. SIXPENCE. SIXPENCE. SIXPENCE. SIXPENCE. SIXPENCE. SIXPENCE. Good Comfortable Drop-seats at 6d. 6d. Two Highest-grade PROGRAMMES WEEKLY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY CHANGE. This week's Programme will more than delight you. Remember, we give 10s 6d weekly prize for best four-line veree advertising T.-F. Pictures. Closes Wednesday each week. Address —Manager, T.-P. Ever Popular Prices: —Dress Circle, Gents Is 6d Ladies Is; or, Stalls Iβ, Stalls 6d. Children ,6d all parts. MATINEE Saturdays: Adults 6d and Is, CHILDREN FREE. KELVIN GROVE SOCIAL AND DANCE. SOCIAL and Dance will be held in the Kelvin Grove Hall on Friday, May 27th, at 8 p.m. Admission, gents 2s, ladies Is. Pittam's 'bus leaves Post Office at 7.30; fares, gents Iβ, ladies free. RAND RUGBY SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT. SHOWGROUNDS, FRIDAY, June 3 (King's Birthday). SENIORS AND JUNIORS. Entries close Saturday, May 28. W.. McKENZIE, Secretary. PALMERSTON GUARDS. THE Palmerston Guards will parade at the Drill Hall as under: 1 FRIDAY, May 27—Government parade. Inspection by Lieut.-Col. Hughes. Dress, drill order. Fines for non-attendance will be! strictly enforced. j R. McMURRAY, Capt., O.C. Palmerston Guards. CRAVEN SCHOOL. npHE SECOND TERM, 1910, will begin on Wednesday, the 25th May. VISIT THE NATIONAL DAIRY SHOW, JUNE 21 to 24, 1910, PALMERSTON NORTH. THE Great Exposition of everything appertaining to Dairying. 10,000 square feet of Machinery in Motion. 200 feet of shafting. 5 MACHINES MILKING COWS SPECIAL HALL. This Show will be larger and more complete than any of its predecessors. BIG PRIZE MONEY FOR: Apples, Vegetables, Farm Roots. 3 Royal Silver Medals. £10 for Apple Prize. Poultry. Horse Jumping. COMPETITIVE ENTRIES CLOSE JUNE 6th. Forms and Schedules post free. J. C. LANE Secretary. ~ SKATING! SKATING! LYCEUM THEATRE. OPEN daily. Afternoons 2.30 till 5 p.m.; evenings, 7.30 till 10 p.m. Admission Is; ladies 6d. Band in attendance on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A. E. SCHLAGER, Proprietor^ EMPIRE HALL, Palmerston N.— TO LET for socials, concerts, dances, lectures, and other amusements. New, convenient, and up-to-date. Centrally situated, well lighted, well ventilated; an admirable place for entertainments of every description. Full particulars from W. Devine, Empire Hotel. ALTHER & YORTT (late E. Johansen and Co.), Terrace End Wood and Coal Yard, supply wood and coal in any quantity to all parts of the town. Good measure and prompt delivery still a leading feature. Order your next lot from us. 'Phone No. 219. Orders may be left at S. T, Hunt and Co.'s, next Club Hotel. 0 it NOW! J r^ OTHERS have done it. W"g MORE than 99 g H IN every 100 of them f^o *■£ ' NOW bring all their work £ -g-J O £■§ TNTO the shop that § , ONLY supplies "The Best."g il ' "JVTO old stock on hand. F^ h i ANATOMICAL SHOE STORE ] W. RICHARDSON (Main Street W.) ] nnHE Best House in Town for solid ( _L value in solid Footwear. Try , » pair of our Murray Guinea Boot, • band-sewn welte, guaranteed good wear or replaced with new pair free. Latest styles and shapes. Repairing , ione by experts. ' ( ~ ECONOMY IS HALF THE > STRUGGLE. BELGICA LAMPS are the most , economical yet invented. No chimneys or mantles to break. No - Smoke, no Smell, and give more light ; than any other kerosene lamp. Sole - Agents: Edwards Limited, Clarendon ; Buildings. Agents in every town. ' MADAME HARRIS , (Voice Specialist. T ADIES and Gentlemen desirous of Jljl _ Voice Culture with yiew to effective and refined solo singing may ] interview Madame Harris re terms at ', her Studio, c/o D. B. Harris, Chemist, j ■ Duke and Main Streets, Palmerston { N. N.B.—Pianoforte, accompaniment I playing, otc. taught. ;