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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 287, 7 November 1925, Page 1

ROSY Comedy, “Love Sick” 4.30, 8 p.m. News “LET ’ER BUCK” HOOT GIBSON At 0.0—8.35.o —8.35. Comedy 6.30 “Alias Julius Caesar” 6.45 PALACE THEATRE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. “HER HUSBAND’S SECRET.” “HER HUSBAND’S SECRET.” Supports include Topical Gazette, Wilderness Tale, and a great new BEACH COMEDY. MONDAY NIGHT Brings Our Great Offering! “INTO THE NET,” A Powerful Story of Crime Detection ! Reserves at Palace Theatre. Phone 5328. Pi ALA IS DE DANSE, Special Lucky Stocking. Free Ice Cream. Twilight Dances, Every Saturday, Every Saturday. LOMBARD STREET HALL. Single 2s, Double 3s 6d. All Rights Reserved. V. CONTAUR, Hon. Sec. R.S.A. DANCE. R.S.A. DANCE. THE DANCE OF THE DISTRICT. ANZAC CLUB. NZAC CLUB. TO-NIGH T, SATURDAY. TO-NIGHT, SATURDAY. Larkin’s Complete with Orchestra Larkin’s 6 instruments Orchestra DRUIDS. P ROGRESSIVE 500 & EUCHRE. ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, Cuba Street. WEDNESDAY, November 11th, 1025, At 7.45 p.m. Prizes include 2 70 bags Sugar and 2 50 bags-:Flour. Gents 2s. Ladies Is 6d.

LICENSING ELECTION. THE NEW ZEALAND ALLIANCE desire most sincerely to thank all those who helped in any way during the recent campaign. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. Ladies and Gentlemen, I desire to return my heartfelt thanks for the very great honour again conferred upon me and with such a largo majority at last Wednesday’s Poll, and I trust that I shall long continue to merit your confidence. I also desire to express my appreciation of the Ladies and Gentlemen who worked so hard to secure my return, and the many friends who placed their cary at my disposal. J. A. NASH, M.P. NOTICE. I WISH to notify the Residents of Palmerston N. and district that I have started a Sash and Door Factory. Workmanship guaranteed. Joinery work of anv description done. A. HANSON, 8a King Street (Late of Auckland). IMPERIAL WAR VETERANS’ ASSOCIATION. POSTPONEMENT. TiIHE Social and Dance advertised for the 10th inst.. has been Postponed by request of the Dominion President, Hon. J. G. Coates, M.C., Prime Minister, as owing to unforeseen .circumstances being unablo to attend on that date. The gathering will take place in the near future, when Hon. Mr Coates and Mrs Coates will be present. M. G. BIItCHLEY, Hon. Sec. PREMIER VULCANISING CO. I BEG to announce to the General Public that I havo purchased the Vulcanising business of the Premier Vulcanising Co., Cuba Street. It is my intention of keeping a full stock of the best make of Tyres and Tubes, etc., and trust, by strict attention to business, to receive the support given to my predecessors. The Vulcanising Department will still be under the care of Mr A. Thompson, whoso workmanship is well known to motorists. H. H. DUNN. FOR MY LADY’S BOUDOIR LEADERS of the Beau Monde are fastidiously careful in their choice of Perfumes. They take every precaution to make the right choice. You can’t go wrong if you see Henderson’s. Just landed, an indent of Roger and Gallett’s famous Toilet Necessities caskets of Perfumes, Fleurs d’Amour, Face Powders, Bath Tablets, Toilet Soaps and Lip Salvos—all that you can desire. THE RIGHT TIME TO CALL IS TO-DAY. W. P. HENDERSON, i CHEMIST AND OPTICIAN, j The Square Palmerston North.