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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 44, 21 January 1926, Page 1

Ol P E E A HOUSE. TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock. J. O. WILLIAMSON (N.Z.), LTD., Will Present GUY BATES POST In the Gorgeous, Glittering, Startling Sensational Drama of Indian Life, “THE GREEN GODDESS” “THE GREEN GODDESS” 100 tons of wonderful scenery and stage properties have to bo transported to Palmerston North for this beautifully-produced play. Box Plans rj.t the Opera House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.; 2 till 5; and 7 till 10 p.m. Prices: D.C. and 0.5., 8s; Back Stalls, ss; Pit, 2s 6d. All prices plus tax. ■FRIDAY, JANUARY 29th— The Sparkling Comedy, “THE BAD MAN.”

AN APOLOGY. WE regret having to apologise to the many people who would have gone to the Opera House liist night. The Film, “THE WINDING STAIR,” was consigned on Tuesday to Palmerston North, but was. overcarried to Auckland, and after a joy ride to the Queen City, arrived by the “Limited” last night. It was in no way the fault of the Management, but will be shown on Friday and Saturday. H. E. BENNETT, T uacepp ON MONDAY NIGHT— D. W. GRIFFITHS’ D. W. GRIFFITHS’ D. W. GRIFFITHS’ Liveliest Picture of Circus Life, “SALLY OF THE SAWDUST,” “SALLY OF THE SAWDUST,” “SALLY OF THE SAWDUST,” Starring CAROL DEMPSTER—GRIFFITHS’ STAR, And W. C. FIELDS— Famous Zcigfcld Comedian. m otor MONSTER CYCLE CARNIVAL. RACING ASHHTJRST RACECOURSE, FRIDAY, January 22, 1926. (Anniversary Day.) EIGHT EXCITING RACES. 1. LIGHT-WEIGHT HANDICAP, six miles. 2. PRESIDENT’S HANDICAP, twelve miles. 3. SIDE-CAR HANDICAP, five miles. 4. M ANA WAT U HANDICAP, eight miles. 5. NORTH ISLAND MIDDLE - WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP, eight miles. G. ANNIVERSARY HANDICAP, ten miles. 7. RAUMAI HANDICAP, seven miles. 8. ASHHURST HANDICAP, eight miles. FIRST RACE AT 12.30 P.M. Over Forty Competitors Entered, Including P. COLEMAN AND ALL THE CRACK RIDERS OF NEW ZEALAND.

Bring Your Picnic Baskets. Hot Water Supplied Free to Picnickers Catering by Dustins, Ltd. PALMERSTON NORTH BAND IN ATTENDANCE. Suitablo Trains to Course (Excursion Fares). Special Train leaves Palmerston North at 11.15. EXCURSION FARES. B. PALMER, Secretary. LAND AGENTS. PLEASE take notice that my property, No. 10 Aannandale Avenue, is withdrawn from. sale. FRED JACKSON. TAKE NOTICE. I WILL not be responsible for any debt that is incurred unless it bears my signature.—F. W. Dorn, Rata Street, Palmerston North. FOR SALE. PRIVATE HOSPITAL, 18 beds, well established in Auckland; up-to-date furnishings and equipment. Particulars from 41 Mountain Road, Auckland. BUNTING STUDIOS. The Square. The bridal and portrait SPECIALISTS. Evening Weddings by Appointment. Watch Our Window Displays—Always Something New. Phone 5028. Z. A. MORTON, Proprietor. THE BROADWAY LOUNGE. (LTD.) POR COOLING DRINKS, DELICIOUS ICES, LIGHT LUNCHEONS. Join in the Happy Life at tho BROADWAY LOUNGE. Confectionery from all tho Leading Manufacturing Houses. Caterers for Wedding Parties and Other Social Functions.

OHAS. GRAY, the premier butcher, is still to bo found opposite the station. Only the best of meat stocked. —Phono 5270. OAK service waggons, 40s; special reduction. Ideal presents at Pegden’s. DAD’S 1920 resolution.—All our boot repairs are going to be done at the best boot repairs shop in town. • —\V. Jewett, bootmaker and repairer, 59 Cuba street. GRAMOPHONES manufactured any design; material, tone, workmanship guaranteed; old machines part payment; buy direct, terms.—Empire Gramophone Co., 27 Alexandra street (private phono 6625). IVfl' OTOR cycles on easy terms, from £7.—General Motor Exchange, Church street-