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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXIV, Issue 29, 3 January 1944, Page 2

SHOWING FINALLY TO-NIGHT, j Z. 45. . • i THE CRAZIEST COMEDIANS OF THE SCREEN AND RADIO FLANAGAN , AND ALLEN of “UNDER THE ARCHES” Fame “WE’LL SMILE AGAIN” The Funniest MUSICAL Show you’ll see this year. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) | Commencing TO-MORROW » Me t ro-Go khvy n -May c r Presents William Hedy POWELL LAMARR “CROSSROADS” . “CROSSROADS” a rowKitm. mvstery drama Packed with Thrills —With— BASIL RATJTBONE CLAIRE TREVOR MARGA RET WYCH EH LEY FELIX DR ESS ART (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Plans at THE METEOR, &M4YFAIR 52*50 ★ ★ FINALLY AT 7.30 Laughter-packed Musical which lives up to its name “NEVER A DULL MOMENT'’ “NEVER A DULL MOMENT” “NEVER A DULL MOMENT” —StarringTHE RITZ BROTHERS THE RITZ BROTHERS l FRANCES LANGFORD MARY BETH HUGHES FRANIvIN PANGBORN (Approved for Universal Exhibition) ALSO Vivid Romance Tense Drama “WOMEN TN WAN” “WOMEN TN WAP” “WOMEN IN WAR” —With— P A TRIG KNOWLES WENDY BARRIE ELSIE JANIS COLIN TAPLEY (Recommended by Censor for Adults) “MELODY” DANCE MODERN and OLD-TIME TO-NIGHT AT 8 MELODY BALLROOM (HEHINI> OPERA HOUSE) Twilight Dances Lucky Numbers Good Prizes Good Supner Admission: 2/- A.R.R. Organiser: Win Hubbard / yir a W V \ PATRIOTIC'COMMITTEE. WELCOME HOME SOCIAL to W ptes. K. Bailey, G. Taylor and Gnr. J. Walls. In OHAKEA HALL, THURSDAY, January 6tli. Admission 1 G FOXTON BOROUGH COUNCIL. VfOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN by resolution of the Conned a penalty of ten per cent, will be added to all rates unpaid on the 26th January, 1944. Dated this 23rd December. 194,4. AVAL TRUEMAN. Town Clerk.

PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL. WATER SUPPLY. HOSING OF GARDENS, ETC. ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that IN the use of Water for Gardens, Lawns, Shrubberies, etc., either hy Hose or Otherwise is PROHIBITED ABSOLUTELY UNTIL FURTHER NOTRE. j E HARDIE, Town Clerk Dec. 31st. 1913. TIMETABLE alterations. f!ISBOUNE-NALTER - PALMERSTON NORTH-WELLINGTON LINES. THE following Timetable alterations will operate on and after Monday, 10th January, 1944: . _ The present 10.5 a.m. Gisborne-I almerofon North passenger train will bo a through train to Wellington and will leave Gisborne 8.55 a.m., Napier arrive 224 pm., depart 2.39, Hastings 3.5, (italic 3.53, Waipawa 4.2, Waipukurau 4.23, Takapau 4.54, Ormondyillc 5.24 Danncvirko 5.54, Woody.llo ■ 6.34, Asl.hurst 6.59, I’alinerstqn North arm e 7.21, depart 7.31, Shannon 8.0. Levin 8.17, Otaki 8.42, Paekakariki 9.20, Wellington arrive 10.10 p.m. Stops where rcquricd between Gisborne and Napier. Lei ween Napier and Waipukurau will stop at Hastings, Otane, Waipawa and Waipukurau only. From Wainiikur.'u; to linre.e. virkc will stop at all stations, except Piri Piri. Also slops at 't'alioraiti, Urmgi, Mahnrahara and Papatawa to set down passengers from north of Dannevirke. From Woodville to Wellington stops only at W'oodville, Ashlmret, Terrace End (set down only), Palmerston North, Shannon, Levin, Otaki and Paekakariki. The 11.40 a.in. Wairoa-Wellington Saturday Rail-car will leave Wairoa 11.10 a.m.. Napier arrive 1.28 p.m., depart. 1 38 p.m., Clive 1.47, Hastings 2.0, Otane 2.33, Waipawa 2.40, Waipukurau 2.54. Takapau 3.23, .Ormondvillc 3.39,; Dannovirko 3.59. Palmerston North arrive 4.52, depart 5.0 p.m., thence as at present., Makes usual stops for passengers. The 2.15 p.m. Woodvillc-Wainukurau train from Monday to Friday inclusive will run earlier from Dannevirke ancl will leave Dannevirke 3.40 p.m., Matamail 4.15, Ormondville 4.50, Kopua 541 p.m. —thence as at present. On Saturday will leave Dannevirke at 4.1 p.m., thence as at present. . A new train will run from Napier to Waipukurau daily as follows Napier depart 4.33 p.m., Clive 4.46, Hastings 5.8, Otane 6.3, Waipawa 6.13, Waipukurau arrive 6.24 p.m. Stops where required for passengers, except Te Awa. The 510 p.m. Palmerston North-Dan-nevirko train will leave Palmerston North 4.50 p.m., Ashhurst 5.21, Woodville 6.2, Papatawa 6.23, Ormgi 6.45, Dannevirke arrive 7.4 p.m. Makes usual