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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLIV, Issue 1077, 25 July 1924, Page 1

RUGBY. NEW ZEALAND—FINAL MATCH. Showgrounds, PALMERSTON NORTH, SATURDAY, JULY 26th. ALi BLACKS v. MAN KICK OFF 1 P.M. SHARP. MANAWATU v. TE KAWAU. 2.45 p.m. ALL EYES ON NEW ZEALAND. Admission to Ground, 2s. Admission to Grandstand Enclosure, 2s. Reserved Seats, 5s (Kosy Theatre). Children under 16 years, turnstile Is. Children marshalled by School Authorities at noon, South Gate, 6d. (Gates open 11.30 a.m.) NOTICE. The Retailers of Palmerston North request all the general public to shop early on Saturday, as their premises will be closed from 12.30 p.m. until 15 minutes after the match, when business will cany on as usual. J. B. PROUD, Secretary, Manawatu Rugby Union. AWATUHOROYVHENUA

SHOPS WILL CLOSE From 12.30 till 15 minutes after tlie match with All Blacks tomorrow . RETAILERS’ ASSOCIATION.

2ATURDAY PECIAL. HOT DINNERS oil from 11 a.m. till 2 p.m. Hot Pies and Light Refreshments any hour. J. RAWLINS, LTD.

R.S.A. DANCE PLAIN AND LAIN AND hTUNCY I 1 ANCY iRESS, GIESS, TO-MURRU W NIGHT. Finish of a Groat Day, with an Livening of Fun, on the Best Dance Floor in Town. GREAT PRIZES.

YOU MAY NEVER VISIT CHINA—BUT YOU CAN SEE THE CREAM OF THE CHINESE ON WEDNESDAY NEXT! CULTURED! ARTISTIC! CLEVER! ATTRACTIVE! CELESTIAL! ARISTOCRATIC 1 CHINA ~ M AN A WAT U Ct HOW GROUNDS, WEDNESDAY, L’.3o P.M. Admission: Entrance Is Gd, Boys Gd, Stand is Gd.

HENDERSON’S CORRECT EYESIGHT DEFECTS BY taking painstaking care in test--1 ing your sight, then in providing Glasses, which REMEDY 1 Consult us to-day. W. P. HENDEItSON, CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, The Square Palmerston North. g hi ART -^TALKING In QOATS, SILK AND 'WOOL MOHAIR. New Shades Now Showing at MADAME DE LUEN, UPSTAIRS, jpLACE. JUST ARRIVED, AT THROWN *S jpHARMACY, OPPOSITE RAILWAY, Beautiful New Stock of KODAKS AND BROWNIES PRICES FROM 11s 9d. All at Latest Reduced Prices. Call and inspect these beautiful instruments. Developing and Printing, best results in N.Z. Bring us your printing and developing and get the best results. W. T. BROWN, Chemist.

J. E. BELLAS, Masseur and medical electrician (Registered), Late King George V. Hospital and Bath House, Rotorua, 169 Ferguson street wost ('phone 6455)

NURSE _MARTIN. My treatment has brought health to thousands of sufferers from eczema, psoriasos, acne, scalp disease and all other skin troubles. Hours 10 to 4. — Corner Oxford Sind Ferguson streets. F"~RUIT AND SHELTER. TREES.— Fruit trees, 24s per dozen; Pinus lnsignus and Macrocarpa, from 6s to 25s per hundred, at N. C. HANSEN’S NURSERY, 'Whakaronga.