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Manawatu Standard, Volume LI, Issue 197, 22 July 1931, Page 1

BRILLIANT RECEPTION TO GLORIOUS “VIENNESE NIGHTS, NOW SHOWING—NIGHTLY AT 8. -THE REGENT--Presents a Blaze of Colour, Music, Dance— ' Song, “VIENNESE NIGHTS.’ (Too Sweet for Words, so they Set it to Music.) “VIENNESE NIGHTS” IS A GREAT PICTURE:— BECAUSE It is something new in BECAUSE screen entertainment BECAUSE told in a new way—with BECAUSE inspired melodies new BECAUSE Technicolour perfectionBECAUSE and gorgeous overwhelmBECAUSE ing settings. VIVIENNE SEGAL And , ALEXANDER GRAY Sing Their- Way Into Every Heart, THREE MORE NIGHTS 1 Book Your Seats at Central Booking Office, Phone 7178. SKATING RINK RE LUXE. (Direction: Palmerston Theatres, Ltd.) Managing Director: MR FRED JACKSON. rjUIE IDEAL WINTER PASTIME. Courteous Attendants. Commodious Floor. Attractive Environment. Sessions for Learners. SKATE FOR HEALTH! SKATE FOR PLEASURE! IF YOU CAN WALK YOU CAN . SKATE! Take Your First Lesson To-day. PHONE 7534. E UCHRE! EUCHRE! Oddfellows’ Hall, TO-NIGHT. Admission Is 3d. Good Supper. CASH CYCLISTS. TVTANAWATU RACING CLUB lyl (INCORP.) AWAPUNI RACECOURSE, Palmerston North. TO-MORROW, THURSDAY, JULY 23rd. First Race About J. 1.30 a.m. SPECTACULAR STEEPLECHASING, INTERESTING FLAT RACING. Pleasant Surroundings. Reduced Entrance Charges. 10s TOTALISATOR. 10s TOTALISATOR. TRAIN TIME-TABLE: Depart Palmerston North for Racecourse 10.10, 10.30 and 11.12 a.m. each day. Return trains at frequent intervals. SPEND AN ENJOYABLE DAY IN HEALTHY RECREATION. V. T. DIBBLE, Secretary. PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL. VOLUNTEER MILITARY TRAINING I HEREBY cordially invite all citizens interested in the Volunteer System of Military Training to be present at a Public Meeting to be held in the Municipal Hall TO-NIGHT, July 22nd, 1931, at 8 o’clock, when matters concerning the formation of a local Territorial Association in order to further the development of the new proposal will be discussed. A. E. MANSFORD, Mayor. July 16th, 1931. FOR Latest Designs In “SEMCO” NEEDLEWORKSEE “MISS MODERN,” Children’s Outfitter, .4 Fitzherbert Avenue, opp. Library. CHIMNEY SWEEPING FOR good clean work try HARVEY. Orders at Excelsior Store, Russell Street, ’Phone 6605. Also Griffiths’ Store, The Sauere. ’Phone 5303. Ql—T—E—T S 0 N H—A— T S 59s 6d, now 29s 6d; 59s 6d, now 29s 6d; 59s 6d, now 29s 6d. GOLDFINCH -AND COUSINS. F THE CITY’S CHEAPEST BUTCHERS OR Good Quality Meat. A trial will prove it.—OLIVER AND SONS, TvToin fttroof Woof. 241 Main Street Wes M. HICKEY, FUNERAL DIRECTOR. ST OAK and RIMU CASKETS.— Private Address: 32 Roy Street, hone 7490 day and night. ;ory in charge of R. Robinson, so Cemetery Work Undertaken. THOS. GRIGGS AND SON, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. OFFICE AND FACTORY—3O3 Main Street (Phone 6637). Private Address R. GRIGGS, 15 Queen Street (Phone 5911). Established Palmerston North 46 years. J. W. FISHER AND CO.. [J M E N T A L I S T S, DAVID STREET, ay Station, Palmerston N., irect Importers of and Granite Memorials. 177. Phone 5220. BALL AND PERRIN (Late Howes and Ball), VTTWFfI A T, T>TTJIiV ITY FUNERAL DIRECTORS, * 46 Rangitikei Street. I Business Phone—No. 5727. Private Phones:— >4—W. A. Ball, No. 5 Langston Ave. i2 G. Perrin, 34 Florence Ave.