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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 192, 18 July 1925, Page 8

Terrace End will be the next of Palmerston North’s primary schools to hold a plain and fancy ball—Friday, July 2-t. is to he the joyful occasion ami the Empire Hall in Princess street the venue.' 'I here at 7.1 b sharp very many children of all ages ami sizes will i'orm for the grand march—(lie orchestra will blare forth in martial strain and the hall will become a pageant and a riot of colour. Thirty valuable prizes the committee have promised for the best eflorts at dress-ing-lip, and so that everybody may participate a reminder is extended that an early arrival of those concerned is desirable —judging commences at 6.4 b. After the march has ended the children may glide down the floor to the strains of the waltz, or move merrily to the music of Sir Roger tie Coverlcy or the polka, until 10 o’clock, after which adults will enjoy themselves until the midnight hour. Special buses will leave Terrace End at 6.30 sharp on Friday evening. A hand will play at the skating rink this evening. Special events have been arranged for learners. One of (lie displays of tho winter show which drew much attention and appealed strongly to men was the Now' Zealand manufactured “Topmost” shirts. *3 lie factory which turned out this garment has reached an enviable standard of vorkmnnuhip. with the result that these shirts are finding a fast increasing number of wearers-. Dbnnid-.Macpherson are the local headquarters for these goods.—Advt.