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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 295, 10 November 1934, Page 1

ANOTHER WINNER For tlio Home of Big Attractions. STATE THEATRE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres (N.Z.) Ltd. TO-NIGHT AT 8 SPECIAL NOCTURNAL SESSION 10.30 P.M. HAIL! THE GANG’S ALL HERE. In the Funniest, Craziest, Side-Split-ting Comedy ever Brought to the Screen. TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS TOM WALLS RALPH LAM RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN RALPH LYNN In Ben Travers’ Latest and Greatest Laughter Riot. “TURKEY TIME” “TURKEY TIME” “TURKEY TIME”. “TURKEY TIME” “TURKEY TIME” With the Famous Aldwych Players ROBERTSON HARE MARY BROUGH “Turkey Time is Laughter Time,” NEVER A CHRISTMAS PARTY LIKE THIS BEFORE OR SINCE! Into a staid and stodgy English country home come the black sheep of the family; one a lad of Mayfair, the other returned after years in Montana. And do they play up . . .??? It’s the funniest thing we’ve ever seen and how you’ll laugh, roar, scream at what is considered Walls-Lynn’s greatest triumph. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Brilliant Supporting Featurettes. HURRY! Reserves are Tremendously Heavy. Plans at Theatre. Phone 5599. CITY BAND CONCERT PALACE THEATRE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 8.30 p.m. Gaze at This Wonderful Programme! v'iniata Party in Poi Swinging Rikihana Party in Musical and Vocal Items. Tahiwi Party in Musical and Vocal Items. Musical Sketch W. G. Tabor Xylophone Bryan Gardner BILLY LARKIN’S ORCHESTRA. Early Doors by Side Entrance to Liberal Subscribers. Silver Coin Admission. Stage Manager: Mr W. Woollett. TERRACE END SCHOOL JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS 16—18th NOVEMBER, 1931. FRIDAY AFTERNOON,—GaIa Day at School, commencing 2 p.m. FRIDAY EVENING —Dance at Do Luxe Hall. Admission 2s each. SATURDAY MORNING.—Free Bus Ride for Visiting Ex-pupils. Leave School grounds at 10 a.m. * SATURDAY AFTERNOON—2 p.m. Official Opening at School by His Worship the Mayor (A. E. Mansford, Esq.) SATURDAY EVENING.—Jubilee Banquet at Ilosco Tea Rooms at 7 p.m. Admission 3s per head. SUNDAY AFTERNOON.—Thanksgiving Service at the School at 2.30 p.m. Watch Wednesday’s “Standard” for Full Particulars. DISTRICT SYNOD. SOCIAL WELCOME. At St. Paul’s School Hall on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT at 7.30. Speakers, His Worship the Mayor, Mr W. Watson and Rev. E. T. Olds, Choice Music Programme. Supper. CITY BAND MYSTERY HIKE MEET BAND ROTUNDA, the Square TUESDAY NEXT, 7.15 P.M. Lucky Parcel for Lucky Winner. Fun and Gaiety at End of Journey. Grounds Illuminated. ROYAL SHOW AT INVERCARGILL, DECEMBER 11, 12, 13. ACCOMMODATION l-Olt VISITORS Xi. is being arranged by Billeting Committee. Applications tor Accommodation will be received not later than MONDAY, DECEMBER 3. Book Early. A. L. ADAMSON, Secretary Accommodation Committee, Box 219, Invercargill. NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. GRASS AND CLOVER SEED CERTIFICATION. j APPLICATION from growers for certification of grass and clover seeds must be received by the Instructor in Agriculture, Department of Agriculture Palmerston North, not later than the '2oth November. Entries received after this date will be accepted only on the payment of an additional late entry fee of 10s, Attention is drawn to certain alterations in the fees charged. The full amount, i.e., Is an acre, with a minimum of 10s, must accompany the application. A plan of farm, showing subdivisions, acreages and age of pastures must be submitted by all growers who have not previously entered for certification. Forms and information obtainable from DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE P-O. Box 112, Palmerston North.