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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLVIII, Issue 212, 6 August 1928, Page 1

OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! COMPLETE CHANGE PROGRAMME TO-MORROW. Edwin R. Greenfield Presents EMBASSY CELEBRITY VAUDEVILLE. Direct from the Embassy Theatre, Auckland. 9 STAR ACTS 9 25 ARTISTS 25 A Breathless Whirlwind of Tiny Tots. THE 11 RASCALS, The World’s Groatest Acrobatic, Trapeze and Tumbling Troupe of Juveniles. First Appearance in N.Z., Direct from The Wentworth. LEIGHTON AND WOODS, The Darlings of the Dance. First Appearance in N.Z., Full of Spirits. THE BUCHANANS, A Study in Black and White. BERT HARROW, The Famous English Mile-a-Minute Comedian, Fresh from Her World’s Tour. EFFIE FELLOWS, The Perfect Boy. REG. THORNTON & DORIS O’SHEA The Kangaroosta and His Chicken, in Freshly Laid Topicalities. The Eminent Danish Tenor, SIGNOR PALMETTO. First Appearance in N.Z. LEO MARTIN and MARIE, Novelty Instrumentalists. First Appearance in N.Z., Direct from Tivoli Theatres. MANELLI, Famous Continental Juggler. He starts where other jugglers finish. RESERVE SEATS AT OPERA HOUSE. Prices: 4s, 3s, 2s. BOXING (Under the Auspices of the Manawatu •Boxing Association.) OPERA HOUSE Contest for the Middle-weight Championship of Now Zealand and a purse of £l5O. lachie McDonald (Challenger) v. HARRY CASEY (Holder) 15 ROUNDS 15 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Bth. 4—GOOD PRELIMINARIES—4 4—GOOD PRELIMINARIES—4 See Casey in training at the Awapuni Gymnasium—daily at 3 p.m. Lachie McDonald, Charlie Purdy and Clarrie McKnight will all be in town to-day and will spar at Nelson McKnight’s Gymnasium To-night. RESERVE SEATS AT ONCE. The Box Plan is filling up. Fans from all over the North Island are coming to see this fight. Admission: Ringside 15s; Circle and Front Stalls 9s; Back Stalls Gs ; Pit 3s. (All Prices Plus Tax). Ladies Free to Dress Circle. J. EVANS, Hon. Secretary.

100-ACRE STUD FARM AVANTED. WE wish to secure ns soon as possible, oil bohalf of a sound client, a suitable property near Palmerston and the railway for the breeding cf thoroughbred horses, with suitable buildings and fair homestead if possible. AVe solicit quotations from vendors with all particulars, which will be received in all confidence and replied to. TREWEEK AND LIST, Hawera. THE NEW DURANT SIXES. YOUR local dealer is showing these models—go and see them—ask for demonstration—get behind the wheel, •‘feel” the power of the Red Seal “L” head Continental motor. Ask for the details about lubrication cooling systems, try out the Bendix 4-wlieel brakes, and let the cars themselves prove to you that they are ‘‘finer and faster,” and absolutely unequalled in value. . CAMPBELL MOTORS. CUBA STREET, Palmerston North. TO LADIES OUR Ladies’ Saloon is in charge of a Lady Expert, who has had wide experience in all branches of her trade. Marcel, Water and Permanent AVaving, Hair Tinting, Shampooing, Facial Massage, MANICURING, etc. We also invite you to try our “Varna” Clay Packs for purifying and removing all blemishes in the skin. Phone for Appointment. W. CRYSTALL, Ladies’ and Gents’ Hairdresser, The Square (Next Now Library Site). Phone 6891. TRY OUR MILK-MADE BREAD. REGULAR Delivery in Dust-proof Van. BINGHAM’S PRINCESS BAKERY, Opp. Devine’s Hotel (Phone 55/8). rji E. SAPWELL, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR, 67 Roy Street (Phone 5657). Estimates given for all branches of the Building Trade. FOR SALE. 4 -CYLINDER Hup. and Ford, both 6 seaters, good order, new hoods. £35 each. New hoods fitted to any make of oar and general motor repairs a speciality. P.N. MOTOR WORKS, OSCAR ANDREWS (Prop.) Comer Fitrherbert Avenue and College Street. SALEI SALE! SALE! ALL winter stock must be cleared right out. Bargain hunters should soo windows .for prices of coals, frocks and millinery. . - , MRS LAMPARD* II Cuba Street.