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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 58, 7 February 1925, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT 8 O'CLOCK. LAST NIGHT! LAST NIGHT I TREMENDOUS SUCCESS Of the Renowned Dramatic Basso-Cantante, WILLIAM HEUGHAN, WILLIAM HEUGHAN, "The King of Scottish Song," _ And the Most Versatile Concert Artist in the World To-day, In a Unique Programme of Songs, Classic, Operatic, Folk Lore Gems and Ballads, Assisted by HYMAN LENZER, Australia's Greatest Violinist, And GLADYS BAYER, The World-famed Pianiste. RECEIVED EVERYWHERE WITH UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM. Prices: ss, 3s (plus tax) and 2s. Box Plan at G. H. Bennett and Co.'s. OPERA HOUSE PALMERSTON NORTH. Direction: J. C Williamson, Ltd. TWO STUPENDOUS PRODUCTIONS THAT ALL WELLINGTON FLOCKED TO SEE. NEXT MONDAY NIGHT, At 8 o'clock. ._ J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present The "Star of Surpassing Brilliancy," MURIEL STARR And The Distinguished Young English Actor, FRANK HARVEY, Together with a POWERFUL SUPPORTING COMPANY, ! In the Greatest Drama of the Century, "EAST OF SUEZ," A Play in Six Scenes, by W. SOMERSET MAUGHAM, which ran for over six months in Sydney and Melbourne, and which created a sensation when staged in Wellington recently. In love, more than anything else, "East is East and West is West, and never the twain shall meet." This is the motif of a' drama more gripping, more thrilling and compelling than any the stage has seen during the last decade. Glowing and throbbing with the colour and life of the Orient, its action takes place in Pekin, the silken city of strange fascination and mysterious undercurrents, where no man knows his neighbour and many strange things come to pass. TUESDAY NIGHT NEXT. The Big London and New York Sensational Dramatic Success, "THE GARDEN OF ALLAH," ROBERT HICHEN'S PLAY OF LOVE AND PASSION. Fascinating and. Enthralling from Beginning to End. NOTHING LIKE IT HAS EVER BEEN STAGED. Box Plans at Oates' Music Shop. Prices: 6s 6d, 4s 6d and 2s 6d (plus NO EARLY DOORS.,, NOTICE TO COMMON JURORS. COMMON Jurors summoned to attend at the Supreme Court, at Palmerston North on MONDAY, the 9th day of February, 1925, at 10 a.m., are hereby notified that their services will not now be required, and their attendances are dispenseil with. G H. LANG, Registrar of Supreme Court. Supreme Court Officii, 7th February, 1925. MANAWATU PATRIOTIC SOCIETY. (Incorporated). MEMBERS are noticed that a meeting will be held at the Society's Offico on MONDAY NEXT, the 9th inst., at 4.30 p.m., for the purpose of passing accounts for payment, consideration of important correspondence and applications for assistance, and genoral. A full attendance of members is earnestly requested. JNO. PERMAIN, Secretary. PALMERSTON NORTH AND DISTRICTS. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL. A MEETING of the Committee, subscribers, and all interested will be held at the Borough Chambers on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 11th Febuary, au 8 p.m. BUSINESS:—To receive Report from the Executive Committee, and to determine the important question of the immediate erection of the Memorial. JNO. PERMAIN, Secretary. PALMERSTON NORTH WORKING MEN'S CLUB. THE Annual General Meeting of the Club will bo held at the Club's Premises, Cuba Street, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1925, at 8 p.m. Business: To Receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet; Election of Auditors: Notices of Motion ana General Business. W. HUNTER, Secretary. "FIRED OUT" SALE.. "TTTTELL! I never!" she said, as VV she leant on the rail, "Whoever has heard of a 'Fired Out' sale?' " But her neighbour, who knew, very soon put her wise That if she called at Duncalf's she'd get a surprise, For the "Fired Out" sale is booming away, And all should attend it and make no delay. IDEAL RACING CYCLES STILL GOING STRONG Riders of Ideal Cycles Scoop the Pool At Te Aroha. 5 Mile Wheel Race at Morrinsville, li Mile, Mangatainpka. A PERFECT RACING CYCLE. ' IDEAL CYCLE WORKS The Strand Next "Standard."