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Manawatu Times, Volume XXVII, Issue 7980, 23 May 1904, Page 3

%&M SPECIALIST JljJl J| Chronometers M!M\?*k Chronographs' lilMssn§i\ -K,ePea*ers yM^^^^MAND OTHER I Jfijk Mf3 WATCHES Julius Maurer, Watchmaker & Jeweller, (Next Commercial Hotel) MAIN STREET, PALMEESTON N. TO-NIGHT ! TYCEUM rpHEATRE MONDAY, MAY 23iu>. POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY. DIX'S NEW GAIETY CO. HEADED BY KEULMANN, The Phenomenal Prestidgitateur, in his unique down-to-date entertainment. Bert — THE DELA VALES — Kitty The marvellous Trick Cyclists and Comedy Acrobatiques. Mr Carl Collier, banjoist; Mr Joe Cowan, comedian ; The Bertotos, clever juvenile senos and dancers ; Mr Alf. Davidson, tenor; and complete metropolitan company. Popular prices—2s and Is; children half-price. Day sales at W. Davis', tobacconist. HENBY GEE, Manager. TYCEUM rpHEATRE TUESDAY, 24th MAY, 1904. (Victoria Day) I GRAND CONCERT i In aid of the funds of the Manawatu , South African Veterans Association. The proceeds to be mainly devoted to the relief of sick, disabled and indigent i Troopers. Col. Gorton in the chair. PEOGBAMME. Pari; I. I Overture Miss Somerville (Wellington) Song "Asthore" Mr Vivian Song (selected) Miss D. Wood Song (comic) Mr Robinson (Wellington) Song (selected) Miss Oakley Instrumental solo Mr Sid Tombs Song (selected) Mr L. A. Abraham Kecitation "The Little Hero" Mr E.Harvie Song (comic) Mr Peat Interval or Ten Minutes. Part 11. Overture Mr P. Tombs Song " The Deathless Army " Mi W. H. Maclean Song (selected) Miss Evans (Masterton) Duet (selected) Messrs L. A. Abraham and H. Eobinson Song (selected) Miss Oakley Song (comic) Mr H. Cooper Song " Whisper and I shall hear " Mr Vivian Euphouium solo Mr W. J. Staines Trio " Good Night Ladies " Messrs Nash, Butler and Lloyd Concert to commence 8 sharp. Carriages 10.30. Box plan at Park's. Circle and Orohestral Stalls 3s, Stalls 2s, Pit Is. G. B. COPE, Hon. Sec. Bangitikei Street. PALMERSTON NORTH ORCHESTRAL SOCIETY. FIRST CONCERT OF THE NINTH SEASON AT LYCEUM THEATRE, TUESDAY/JUNE 7th. Honorary members' annual subscriptions —10s 6d, 2 tickets for each concert; 15s, 3 tickets for each concert; 21s, 5 tickets for each concert. With privilege of reserving seats. Admission at door, 2s and Is. H. K. SWALLOW, Hon Secretary. FITZHERBERT EAST PUBLIC HALL. TUESDAY, MAY 31st, 1904. SOCIAL and Dance in aid of the building fund. Gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. Refreshments provided. To commence at 8 p.m. LINTON DANCE. A CONCERT and Dance, in aid of the hall funds, will be held at Linton on Friday, May 27th. Admission —Gents 2s, ladies Is, children 6d. R. ROSS, Secretary. ...THE... FURNESS SHOE STORE THE SQUARE. THE STORE WITH A MISSION. rpHIS Store demonstrates in a -*- forceful, convincing manner the superiority of oash trading. OUR LOW CASH PRICES Teach a lesson in economy—they illustrate the advantages of spo"t cash. We have no elaborate and expensive book-keeping, we have no bad debts, no accounts to send out—none of that expenss. You don't pay for somebody else's delinquencies, but YOU PAY FOR WHAT YOU GET. AND YOU GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH EVERY TIME. THE FURNESS SHOE STORE (Next Leary & Dixon.) A. Furness] [G. Wohsfold. W. H. TISDALL, 63 Lambtof Quay, WELLINGTON. GUNS AMMUNITION STALKING APPLIANCES GOLF CROQULT, and HOCKEY GOODS Splendid Assortment of Golf Goods just landed. Pricb Lists on Application. I NOTICE. SETTLERS in the Apiti and and Rangiwahia districts are teiniuded that the Manawatu Daily Times, which contains all the latest cable news, is delivered on the day of publication at their residences.