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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 9541, 19 June 1911, Page 1

TWO SHOWS IN ONE. ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION. Is and 6. Is and 6d. 1b and 6d.' i/TUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE. mmm\ ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY in conjunction with PICTURES of the most Unique, Refmod, and Up-to-date Entertainment ever presented in the Dominion. PROFESSOR BARRASS Direct PROFESSOR BARRASS from PROFESSOR BARRASS London with his marvellous WORLD OF LITTLE PEOPLE, WORLD OF LITTLE PEOPLE, the embodiment of Wit, Humour, and Originally presenting OIROUS,, VAUDEVILLE, . OPERATIC, DRAMATIC, FARCICAL, and PANTOMIME Specialities. Preceded at 8 o'clock by * SPECIAL NEW PROGRAMME SPECIAL NEW PROGRAMME of OPERA HOUSE PICTURES, OPERA HOUSE PICTURES, . MUNICIPAL ORCHESTRA. with appropriate selections by the Notwithstanding the heavy extra expense involved in the engagement of Professor Barrass the price of admission will remain at Is and 6d. ' Is and 6d. Doors open 7.15. Orchestral overture at 8. iXJoJLo'U 6 GREAT NO-LICENSE GATHERING. GLASGOW'S EX-COUNCILLOR, WILL LECTURE in the MUNICIPAL HALL, on MONDAY EVENING, On the "No-License Question." His Worship the Mayor will preside. "MUNICIPAL HAL L. •JUNE '2oth, 1911. Monster Tea and ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH. Admission-ONE SHILLING. Choruses by combined Choir, consisting of members _of St. Andrew's, Congregational, Feild'ing Methodist, Cuba Street, and Broad Street Methodist Choir, Solos by leading local talent. Special offering towards building fund. CORONATION NIGHT. THURSDAY, JUNE 22, at 8 p.m. MUNICIPAL OPERA HOUSE. GRAND PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATION, Organised by Overseas Club and Navy League. National and Patriotic Songs,, Speeches, Choruses, etc., etc. Palniei'fiton North Band. Salvation Army Band. Grand Chorus of 250 mmm 250 Stage Manager... Mr. C. H. Warden. Musical Director, Mr C. W. Naylor. Admission, 6d and Is. C. S. WOOD, A. V. BERNARD, Joint secretaries, Overseas Club and Navy Leauue. TENDERS. WRITTEN, Tenders are invited for the purchase of a valuable BLOCK OF LAND, situated in heart of the business part of Palmerston North, _ Particulars are as follows: ' Corner Cuba Street and Bourke Street size 33ft x 90ft, | Cuba Street, next butcher's shop, size 33ft x 90ft. _ _ Bourke Street, adjoining above, together with small cottage erected thereon, am 60ft x 66ft. A 15ft right of-way from Bourke Street has been reserved, and this gives access to back of all sections, and purchasers of each section have right to use, same. We are also prepared to receive offers for Gentleman's Home, known ns 59 Cuba Street. Tenders close at 5 p.m. on SATURDAY. June 24th, 1911. at the office of MESSRS W. H. LAMBERT & CO., ■ No. 20, Cuba Street, Palmerston North, WANTED. A COMPETENT ENGINEER to •"" take charge of and work machinery. Apply stating salary required to care of "Standard" office. LLOYD, N.D.L. IMPERIAL STEAMSHIPS. Reduced Fares lo London and the Continent, via Colombo, Suez, Naples, Genoa, Algiers, Southampton, Antwerp mid Bremen Tons Svclnov. tZictcn 8153 ... Juno 17 tßoon 8131 ... July 15 tGochen 8792 ... Aug. 12 •fSeydlitz 8000 ... Sept. 9 tScharnliorst ... .8081 ... Oct. 7 FARE from New'-.Zealand to London: Ist £7O Bs, £110; 2nd £42 18s, £66; 3rd £l6 to £lB, £2B 16s to £32 Bs. Reduced Rales through to Now York Screw Steamers from Sydney, via New Guinea to Hong-Kong, Yokohama and Kobe, connecting at Hong-Kong with N.D.L. Fortnightly Express' Mail Service 110 Europe. English spoken. GOLDINGHAIf.AND BECKETT, LTD. Agents, Palmerston North.