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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIII, Issue 431, 23 June 1922, Page 1

Direction, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Manager, John Farrell TO-NIG I IT AND TO-AIO»RROW NIGHT. At a quarter to B.' With Special Grand MATINEE, SAT I’M I>AV AFTERNOON. Children to Matinin* Hall-price. PALMERSTON HAS WAITED' FOR FIVE VIGARS For ‘■THE MAID OF TH K MOUNTAINS.” AND IT IS WORTH. WAITING FOR. That is how "The Maid ol the Mountains” was acclaimed in Auckland. One ol the most cheery and captivating musical p1a.73 ol recent years, ‘‘The Maid ol tin* Mountains” met with an enthusia f.tic reception last evening at His Majesty's Theatre. There was a pai Aed house lor the premiere, and Hie demonstrations which followed ti n,’ fall of the curtain at the end of the second and third acts left no doubt as to the signal success ot the piece.—N AC Herald. “THE MAID Of- 1 THE MOUNTAINS.” For this Wonderful Production 'J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have Reorganised and Augmented Th Hr Popular 11) OVAL / COMIC / APERA /10. Which inclmvss Phil Smith, Arthur Stigant. Robert Chisholm, Leslie Holland, Fred Coape, Anew McMaster, John Forde, Edmund Sherras, Harry St. A. Hilliard, Harold Roe\«.es, Charles Edmonds, Pen Nicholson. Harry Katcliffe, George Conyl’miu, Roy Redgrave, Mione Stewart, Nellie Payne, Flossie Lusk, Peggie Sabine, Una Wachsmuth, and GLADYS MON CRIEFF. Dross Circle and Orchestral and Back Stalls Ills lid, Pit os Gd. All prices indue lo tax. POX PDA NS at Oates’ Music Stores. Id extra Hooking lee. Five Hundred reserved seats still available lor matinee, INDEPENDENT PICTURES. INU EPENDENT PICTURES. OPERA HOUSE. COMING MONDAY:— Evervbodv’s Favouritc, 'TOM MIX I n “THE ROUGH DIAMOND,” A FVue Virile Story ot Heal Men and Real Things. The Pest ot Support:;. ORDINARY PRICES R.S.A. DANCE, SATURDAY. JUNE 24 th, 1922. ANZAC CL IT ID SMITH’S JAZZ ORCHESTRA. Patrons requested to contribute not less than 2s.

p.n. son'll .\ no (ax war VETERANS’ ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS ami intending Members . are reminded ol .Re-union Tonight, 23rd June. Tickets available I'rum committee and undersigned. A. T. BEXDALE, Seci'etary. WANTED, lenders (close June V V OU111), litr Pail l tors’ and Glaziers’ Work lor Xew Premises lor C. Sniitli, Ltd., broad street. Apply JOHN E, KEEN. Builder. BEREAVEMENT NOTICE. H AND MRS I*. RIME, ol RoniAi. gotea, and iamily desire to thank all those who showed sympathy lor them m their late bereavement. WOOLLEN HOSIERY EOR WINTER. A. W. A DCOCK ' (MOCKS and STOCK ENGS of all descriptions made to order, Price list on opplication. Note Address; Jo X GAT A STREET, Palmerston North, where he will lull'd orders with the same promptitude and eiLiciency. ti.AIRST birthday sale.—Heavy tweed Jl overcoats, lo ids, now 755; raincoats. L's Ids, now (ids Gd.—-Goldfinch and Cousins. BRING in your show visitors and let them have a look round our store. No one pressed to buy.—Watson Brothers, the big cash store. SOCK]) advice Irom Watson Brothers of the big cash store, Buy carefully, buy only goods of quality, see that you get lull weight, pay cash and pay Jess. HOP WOOD Hardware.---Grey enamel kettles at hall price, 3 pis. now 3s (id; 5 pts. Us, now 4s (id; s pts. 12s, now (is. li A J. SHEPPARD has a good asjE „ sortmeut of baskeiware m slock at very low prices. —Clothes baskets, Us Gel and Us; linen baskets, from 18s; lounge chairs, 23s Gd ; hand and lunch baskets, greatly reduced; collapsible prams (child lacing mother), ,L‘s Jos, a good line.—Sheppard’s, 8o Rangitikei street. DO not go homo irom the show without a sample of the justly famous Prosper tea, which you can obtain free from Watson Brothers, the big cash stove. TA J. SHEPPARD is selling Amcri|y s can No. 2 Rochester lamp chimneys at is Gd; also No. 2 crimp tops at is Gd; English enamel pie dishes, Biim Js Ud, Jin 2s 2d, 121 m, 2s Del; kitchen chairs, 7s Gd, 10s Gd, 12s ( '-j, Us Gd each.—Sheppard’s, 85 Kw.ugitikei street.