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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 172, 22 June 1926, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Positively the Last Appearance Positively the Last Appearance Of “THE SUNBEAMS,” “THE SUNBEAMS,” Those merry, clever children from Sydney that have captured all hearts in the CHILDREN’S PANTOMIME, CHILDREN’S PANTOMIME, THE WEDDING OF BABY KERR, THE WEDDING OF BABY KERR, And the Last Screening of “THE ONLY WAY.” “THE ONLY WAY.” Britain’s Greatest Picture .to Date. TO-MORROW:— A BEAUTY “ALIMONY.” THE DON COSSACKS, THE DON COSSACKS, THE DON COSSACKS, THE DON COSSACKS, RUSSIA’S HISTORIC CHOIR And RUSSIA’S AMAZING DANCERS. Direction E. J. Carroll. Last year E. J. Carroll held musicloving New Zealand spellbound with the witchery of Kreisler’s music. This year lie is bringing to this country the Don Cossacks, the historic Russian Choir, whoso singing has shaken the art countries of Europe to tlieir foundations. They are indeed ono of the wonders of the world. The Don Cossack Choir consists of 36 men and is a product of the Great War, in which all members have taken part from beginning to the end. The concerts are of an exceptionally high standard, owing to the iron discipline prevailing in the Choir, and arising out of the iron sohool of war, and their modest and serious appearance invariably gains them the sympathy of their audience. ONE CONCERT ONLY, ONE CONCERT ONLY, At OPEBA HOUSE •On FRIDAY NEXT, JUNE 25. JUNE 25. “Their music has glorified +he world.” “It is long since their like has been heard in London.”—Westminster Gazette, 26/3/24. Prices: 7s 6d (reserved); at doors, 7s 6d, ss, 3s (all plus tax). Plan opens at Opera House Tomorrow. STRATFORD BAND ART UNION. Last week sales—closing IN PALMERSTON N., SATURDAY NEXT, AT 9 P.M. DRAWN JUNE 30, 1926. Results in. “Standard,” July 3. First Prize, £125. Second Prize, £6O. Third Prize, £3O. 4th Prize, £ls. Fifth Prize, £lO. Six of £5. Ten of £2. Ten of £l. Tickets may be had at Mr A. Levy’s, The Square. W. P. CASEY, .. Organiser. AWKE’S DAY HUNT. WINTER MEETING WINTER MEETING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926 H. S. MOSS, Secretary. HAWKE’S BAY JOCKEY CLUB. WINTER MEETING, 25th and 26th JUNE, 1926. Acceptances for aii First Day events close at 12 noon on THURSDAY, 24th JUNE, 1926. H. S. MOSS, Secretary, Hastings. Box 13. HOUSTON’S Overcoats cleaned and dyed. Phone 6143. EMPIRE DYEWORKS. BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. W E Specialise in Wedding Photos. THE LEWIS STUDIO. COLEMAN PLACE. . ■VTTE’VE had enough of this guess * * with our meat—wo’re going to have the best every older from now cn—choice fresh ox beef, with ho perhaps about it. It’s going to bo ordered from Thwaites, the Square. WHENEVER you require a reliable car enamel, carriage varnish, floor stain, etc., you can ensure that you get the best obtainable by specifying T. and R. Williamson's. Alexander Clark, Ltd., carry a full range of tho above in all wanted shades and quote very attractive prices.—Alexander Clark, Ltd., Palmerston North. M OTOK spirits, 2s 3d per gallon, at Adams, Ltd. WHY is the sales of Taupiri coal increasing daily P