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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 21, 23 December 1938, Page 2

FINALLY TO-NIGHT AT 8. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer present HERBERT MARSHALL MARY ASTOR VIRGINIA BRUCE In .“■yyOMAN (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) THE T)EGENT. he it EG ENT. s The Mecca of Movie Patrons. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT—At 10:30 p.m.!! . . . Leo the Lion Roars ... . The Regent Roars !1 . . • a l lc l Palmerston North will roar its approval! 1 JA Thrilling Xmas Box of Powerful Entertainment and Charming Romance ROBERT ROBERT ROBERT ROBERT ROBERT TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR TAYLOR FRANK MORGAN, EDW. ARNOLD MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN “T “T "T “ T “ T .ieconimenaeu ccuoui. ™ E WISE—RESERVE EARLY! FOR ALL HOLIDAY SESSIONS ox Plans at C- and C-.’s, Phone 7178; fter 6.30 pirn., Regent. Phone 677 b. PALMERSTON NORTH GARRISON 1 BAND. CHRISTMAS CARNIVAL VISIT AMUSEMENT PARK OLD CONVENT GROUNDS, ‘ BROADWAY. FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT 7 p.m. to 12. lames and Competitions for Young and Old. ADMISSION FREE.

FOR SALE. 1938 SINGER SEDAN— £2SO. rjA'HIS car has only done 3000 miles and may be eeen at 32 Langston Avenue after 6.30 p.m., or ’phone 7001. SPEIGHTS COOL BEER CONTROLLED TEMPERATURE - CARLTON HOTEL CUBA STREET, Palmerston North. HOLIDAY RESORTS "STANDARD" PROCURABLE. DURING, the Holiday Season the “Standard’’ may be obtained from the following: FOXTON BEACH—Mr A. K. Dando’s Store. TANGIMOANA Mrs H. Taylor’s Store. PLIMMERTON—Mr AV. Martin. PARAPARAUMU BEACH & TOWNSHIP—Mr B. L. Shepherd. Readers -who desire to receive the “Standard” at seaside resorts would assist by advising this Office before leaving toAvn. thus ensuring that any particular newsagent’s supply is increased to provide for their copies. Subscribers who are spending their annual holidays at places where there are no “Evening Standard” agents may have their daily copy of the “Standard” mailed free on request to this office.

Funds will ultimately become available for the erection of a , carillon .at North Head, Sydney* to be placed in welcome of incoming oversea vessels, under the terms of a will for which probate has been granted. The wilt was that of Mr Wesley Holme Nolan, formerly a dentist practising in Macquarie Street, who died a bachelor.