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Manawatu Standard, Volume L, Issue 139, 12 May 1930, Page 1

COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS FESTIVAL AT THE OPERA HOUSE NOW PROCEEDING. SESSIONS DAILY TILL THURSDAY At 9 a.m., 2 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. TO-NIGHT’S PROGRAMME J- Includes:— Action Recitation, under 9 BALLET, OPEN Story Without Words Piano Solo, under 14 Operatic Dance, 16 and over Highland Fling, 12 and under 16 Mezzo Soprano Solo Shakespearean Dialogue Recitation (Humorous), Ladies Sheauntrubhais, 12 and over Baritone Solo Impromptu Speech MOTHERS! Bring your childern to the Day Sessions. Well assorted instructive and entertaining programmes. Admission: Day Sessions Is, Children 6d; Evening Sessions 2s, Is, Children half price. NOTE.—The Judges express their pleasure at the excellence of the quality of work of the competitors and state that they are above the average seen at festivals of this nature. RUGBY! RUGBY! QJHOW GROUND. WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th. NORTH ISLAND POSSIBLES NORTH ISLAND POSSIBLES v. NORTH ISLAND PROBABLES. NORTH ISLAND PROBABLES. KICK OFF AT 2.30 P.M. See the Aspirants for New Zealand Honours in Action. Curtain Raiser at 1.15 p.m. Admission Adults 2s, Children 6d. Stand 2s. UNEMPLOYMENT AND LAND SETTLEMENT. CITIZENS generally, and particularly members of the Chamber of Commerce, A. and P. Association, Rotary Club, Drapers’ Association, and Retailers are invited to hear the definite ■proposals of the N.Z. Land Settlement and Development League, to be held at the OROUA HALL, on TUESDAY NEXT, May 13th, at 8 p.m. The speakers will be Messrs W. J. Holdsworth (Chairman of the League), N. G. Gribble (General Secretary), and R. Glover-Clark (Executive Member). Chairman: Or. M. A. Eliott. W. McKENZIE, Sec., P.N. Chamber of Commerce.

BILLIARDS DE LUXE SALOON, GEORGE STREET, Opposite De Luxo Theatre. HAVING taken over the above business, a cordial invitation is ex tended to old and new patrons. New tables and accessories. Devil and Rotation Pool. Sixpence full school. Prop HARRY PARKER DARCING, NATIONAL, FANCY, BALLROOM. MR D. S. MacLENNAN, Certificated, London. Studio, Coleman Place. Private instruction, in the modern method of Ballroom Dancing. Beginners, individual and couples who have not yet learned the modern style: A class is also being formed, limited to 8 PUPILS, commencing on an early date. Please call or write. SMOKERS’ SPECIALS. ARMY CLUB, 10 6d ARMY CLUB, 20 Is ARMY CLUB, 50 2s 6d ARMY Club, Abdullah, Sarony, Mj Princess, Legation, Check Royals, Scarlet Band, all 10’s for 6d. Note. —ALL 50 tins at cut rate price. BRICE’S, Palmerston’s Leading Tobacconist, OPP. G.P.O. HOME KITCHEN, in their new premises will put out a larger variety of Eats. Everything made on the premises. Small Goods Specialists; Kiwi Hams and Sausages; great variety Meat and Fruit Pies, Pressed Meats, Brawn, Cooked Rabbits, Chickens, at reasonable prices. Note new address: Two doors Borough Offices, the Square (phone 7340). FOX FURS. WE are holding a very large stock of every known variety of Foxes, from the genuine Silver Fox to the Australian Rod Fox, made up in Chokers and other suitable shapes. During the month of May we are discounting all these Foxes until 6tock is well down. Prices will be ranging from 20s upwards, according to specie and make of Necklet. These prices, in most cases, will be beffiw cost. Enquire at showrooms for prices, as our windows are not large enough to show display. We are also dyeing your Natural Fox to a beautiful brown shade, which is most popular this season. Samples of colour may bo seen at showrooms. H. H. BLANDFORD, LTD., QUALITY FURRIERS, Rangitikei Street. ’Phone 6054. Factory. 7-9 Taonui St. CIVIC Billiard Saloon Friendly Society Buildings, the Square, now open. Five new tables, all the latest and best appointments.