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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVI, Issue 174, 24 June 1926, Page 1

| PARAMOUNT Th* Theatre That Sets the Standard TO-NIGHT at 7.45 TO-NIGHT MATINEE on Saturday at 2 p.m. THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN THOMAS MEIGHAN Supported by VIRGINIA VALLI 1 VIRGINIA VALLI ' VIRGINIA VALLI I In a Semi-Serious Tale of a HAPPY-GO-LUCKY HAPPY-GO-LUCKY SON OF A SMALL TOWN BANKER “THE “THE | “THE MAN MAN MAN WHO WHO WHO FOUND FOUND FOUND HIMSELF,” HIMSELF,” HIMSELF,” By BOOTH TARKINGTON, BOOTH TARKINGTON, BOOTH TARKINGTON, SAME AUTHOR, SAME DIRECTOR, As for “Bachelor Daddy,” “Back Home and Broke,” “Pied Piper Malone.” COURT HINEMOA. WEEKLY EUCHRE AND STRICTLY OLD-TIME DANCE. FORESTERS’ HALL, TO-NIGHT, 8 o’clock sharp. Waltzing Competition. Special Sealed Prize for Card Players. Gents Is 6d. Ladies Is. All Rights Reserved. IUCHRE AND DANCE, To be held in the WEST END SCHOOL, FRIDAY, 25th INSTANT, In Aid of West End Old Girls’ Hockey Club. Good Supper, Good Floor. Admission: Ladies Is, Gents Is 6d. M. SCOTT, Secretary. THE USUAL FORTNIGHTLY EUCHRE AND SOCIAL, HOKOWHITU SCHOOL, FRIDAY, June 25th, 8 p.m. Euchre Prizes: Ladies, 701 b. bag sugar; Gents, i ton coal. Novelty Dances. Good Music. Ladies Is, Gents 2s. SOCIAL CLUB. M ONSTER EUCHRE TOURNAMENT ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, SATURDAY, June 26th, at 8 p.m. Six Prizes: Pair Double White Blankets, Eiderdown Quilt, i ton Coal, 701 b. bag sugar, 251 b. bag flour, 1 bag Coal. 'SUPPER. Admission 2s. BE EARLY. 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. EVERY Branch of the Building Trade undertaken in town or country by SHAW AND SAPWELL, 2 Ashley St.’(Phones 6175 and 5657). ESTIMATES GIVEN. BRIDAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. Specialise in Wedding Photos. THE LEWIS STUDIO. COLEMAN PLACE. FIREWOOD AND COAL. TRY J D. F O R N O, WOOD AND COAL MERCHANT, Successor to R. Mudgway. Corner of Bourke and Cuba Streets. Phone 5281. WARREN FARMER MILKING MACHINE NOW under entirely new management, was exhibited ,at tfte Wembley Exhibition, it being the most sanitary and efficient machine on the market, having no Releaser, Vacuum Pipes or Tank. No Pulsator, but a good pulsation. It milks straight into an open bucket—convenient for testing purposes—or into your vat or cans. Each machine is independent of the others and has a vacuum regulator and gauge for each cow. A most economical, efficient and labour-saving machine. Only half the usual power required. Half h.p. motor being sufficient for 3-cow plant or 2-cow plant and separator. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write, phone or call for further particulars to TAYLOR AND POINTON. ENGINEERS, RANGITIKEI STREET (Representing A. E. Huggins).