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Manawatu Standard, Volume LII, Issue 244, 14 September 1932, Page 1

PALMERSTON NORTH HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. BULB SHOW. E MPIRE HALL, SEPTEMBER 17. Schedules at Florists. Phone 7227. J. GALLAND, Hon. See. OLD-TIME DANCE. HENTRAL SCHOOL ASSEMBLY U HALL. TO-MORROW NIGHT at 8 o’clock. LOVEDAY’S ORCHESTRA. Admission Is 6d. In Aid of School Funds. S. MARY MAGDALENE, ASHHURST ANNUAL SOCIAL and DANCE (in ■ti. aid of Church Funds), Town Hall, > Ashhurst, FRIDAY, September 16th, at 8 p.m. Programme by Palmerston North Artists. Supper, Dancing. Admission: Adults Is 6d, Children half- ; price. DANCE! DANCE! COSMOPOLITAN HALL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16th, At 8 p.m. Girls’ High School Parents’ Association. Proceeds in Aid of School Amenities. Tickets (2s 6d) at Macpherson’s, next Scott, Chemist. ANNOUNCEMENT. KIA TOA’S ANNEAL DANCE. p D.C. RESTAURANT. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23rd, 1932. SIR John: “My dear girl, there are lots of ways of doing what I may have to do. A bunch of flowers sold at the street comer; some one pressing up against you in a crowded shop; a slightly bitter taste in your tea. We shall be playing on each other’s nerves, Miss Kane, and I fancy my nerves are stronger than yours. Don’t be a fool, Miss Kane; I beg you most de- ’ voutly to believe all I’ve said.” —INTERFERENCE. KINDERGARTEN. 46 ARGYLE AVENUE. jyHSS CONSTANCE HUGGINS. REOPENING SEPT. 19, 1932. KAHtANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. REWARD. "VTOTIOE is hereby given that a re--Di ward of Five Pounds (£5) will be paid for information leading to the conviction of any person or persona for theft of tools, etc., being the property J of the Council. N. I. NIELSEN, • County Clerk. 1 14th Sept., 1932. MARGARET STOCK SCHOOL OF DANCING. /''ILASSES and Private Lessons in \J Operatic Dancing, Ballroom, Musical Comedy and Tap. Children’s Class, Wednesday afternoons, 4 o’clock. Write or ring for particulars of new term just commenced. Studio over H. 8., Coleman Place. Tele. 7379. BROADWAY ; SCHOOL OF DANCING. ; Principal: MISS GWEN GIBBS. STUDIO Party, Junior Ballroom Pupils and Friends, SATURDAY, September 17th 8 p.m. Usual subscription. Studio, »1 Broadway. Phones 7170, 7477. YOUR NEW SPRING SUIT. EE the New Materials at G. and 1 C.’s, made to your measure. PRICE GUINEAS. GOLDFINCH AND COUSINS. GENUINE TAILOR MADE SUITS. AT considerably reduced prices I Of guaranteed branded materials 1 Call and discuss your • spring suit.—F. A Wort, 215 Cuba Street. COURT SHOES. WE specialise in fitting straps to above. Working boots from 18s 6d. All our own manufacture. —G. Arnold, Main Street, opp. Public Trust, ’phono 5153. SQUARE FISH SUPPLY (NEXT GERRAND’S.) Delicious fresh fish daily. —Try our Appetising Fish Cutlets, Smoked Blue Cod and Fresh Butter Fish. PHONE 5671 FOR YOUR ORDER. GIVE HIM A WELCOME. THE VAC TRIC VACUUM CLEANER MAN FROM BERRYMAN’S IT’S AN ALL-BRITISH PRODUCT. CHIMNEY SWEEPING FOR good, clean work try HARVEY. Orders at Excelsior Store, Russell Street, ’Phone 6603. Also Griffiths’ Store, The Square ’phone 5303. PHONE 8616. THE KITCHEN IREAM SPONGES, Is EACH.—Our ) Big Special. Try it. QUALITY MILK (FROM T.8.-FREE COWS), , TN Sealed Bottles.—Ring 16? K.— \ 1 CARL LARSEN. JJOWARD M. PHILLIPS. years’ experience in Player. Organ and PIANOFORTE TUNING I Bryant Street ’Phone 6462. years wtih leading N.Z. piano firms.