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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 111, 10 April 1934, Page 1

PALACE FINALLY TO-NIGHT. At 8 o’clock. POSITIVELY YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE SIR HUBERT WILKINS (On the Stage in Person.) And Lecturing in Conjunction With His Tremendously Thrilling Film. “ARCTIC AND ANTARCTIC” BY SUBMARINE and AEROPLANE. (For General Exhibition.) 2 p.m. —TO-MORROW —8 p.m. The Amusing Story of a WindowCleaner who Cleans up a Gang of Crooks . • . “LETTING IN THE SUNSHINE” Starring ALBERT BURDON (Who made you roar at his antics in “Maid of the Mountains.’’) RENEE GADD MOLLY LAMONT— . HENRY MOLLISON With the Song Hit “LETTING IN THE SUNSHINE.” SUPPORTS INCLUDE: Pathetone Weekly; Pathe Pictorial; Shadow Review; Cinesound News. RESERVES—NO EXTRA. PHONE 7178 or (after 6 p.m.) Phone 5050. SPEEDWAY PALMERSTON NORTH TO-MORROW (Wednesday Night). jgLEOTIUC LIGHT SPORTS Ladies, Professional, Amateur Cyclists. ADMISSION 6d. Children 3d. THE PIG INDUSTRY. UNDER the auspices of the Pig Development and Recording Club and the Feiiding Bacon Company. Demonstration at Abattoir, Kawa Kawa Road, Eeilding, on THURSDAY, April 12, at 10.20 a.m. Exhibition of good and bad type pigs—judging and grading before and alter slaughter, and a display of suitable breeding sows. Demonstrations will be given by Mr E. P. Neilson and Mr Ramsay on live and dead pigs, and by Mr Griffiths, who will explain tlie most suitable bacon for the retail grocer. No one interested in pigs should miss this splendid opportunity for gaining practical information. THE BROADWAY SCHOOL OE DANCING. Principal, MISS GWEN GIBBS. PRIVATE and Class Tuition in all Branches. BALLROOM CLASSES Tuesdays and Saturdays. Prospectus at Studio, 81 Broadway Avenue, phone 7170 and 7477. NEW SEASON HONEY. CARTONS ’ 12ozs. 6d CARTONS 16ozs 8d CARTONS 21bs Is 3d BULK HONEY 5d lb. AT THE QUALITY GROCER. N. SMITH. Cnr. Featherston and Heretaunga Sts. PHONE 5014. GOOD NEWS TO AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS DRASTIC reduction in prices for developing and printing. Take no risks, bring your holiday films to us for Highclass developing and printing, by recognised experts, who are properly equipped with every modern appliance to ensure the very best results. FOUR-HOUR SERVICE. Two shops at your service—use the one nearest to you. G. F. FRAMJEE, 13 George Street, P.N. Phone 6663. Private Phone 6601. CENTRAL PHOTO STORE. 36 Broadway. P.N., uhone 6263. WE KNOW THERE’S NOTHING BETTER AT THE PRICE. OUR BUTTER SPONGES -j J_ EACH. Also Napoleon Cakes Is each. JUDD’S RANGITIKEI ST., next Self-Help. MARGARET STOCK SCHOOL OF DANCING. Under the Instructions of Miss Molly Townsend, from London. /T LASSES and Private Lessons in vJ Ballroom Dancing. New Season’s Dances Taught. Studio over H.B. Coleman Place, Entrance George Street. Tele. 7377. CHIMNEY SWEEPING FOR good clean work try HARVEY. Orders at Excelsior Store, Russell Street, ’phone 6603. Also Griffith’s Store, the Square, ’phone 5303. THE TRUTH HURTS SOME say we cannot do high-class tailoring at our low prices. But we can. We have many satisfied clients in the city, who are now our best advertisers. THEY WEAR OUR SUITS and have Proved Them. M°JBEAN’S Guarantee Fit, Finish, and Low Price Always. MAIN STREET, near Public Trust. PHONE 8491. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE. TIRED! WELL RING 004^ GOLD BAND TAXIS NO DELAY. IMMEDIATE SERVICE. Depot.—Cuba and Taouui Streets.