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Manawatu Times, Volume LXV, Issue 1867, 11 March 1913, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. HIS MAJESTY'S THEATRE, George Street. FULLER'S "EST PICTURES. ■BBM OF ALL Present for the first time The Fatal Wedding produced by special arrangement with Clarke and Meynell. This Star Drama is exceedingly interesting, beautifully staged and acted. With The Fata! Wedding a properly trained tin-can band and chorus will be introduced. This portrayal of the popular play The Fatal Wedding DREW A CROWDED HOUSE LAST NIGHT. The Programme Includes LAIRDS DAUGHTER, A Beautiful Scotch Drama. NEW GAUMONT GRAPHIC, LATEST PATHE GAZETTE, Direct from London to-day. And TWO GRAND COMEDIES.

GRAND NATIONAL Concert & Social Empire Hall. Empire Hall. MONDAY, MARCH 17th. Tickets "2/- Refreshments. REG. R. OAKLEY, / Hon. Sec.

THE BUTTERFLIES. Hungarian Band Burlesque. Mons. Patti Mac Watson 'Cello Signor Paddi Deanetti Piano Herr Kubelik Wallerinski Piano " Worth seeing again and again."— Capetown Times.

Manawatu and West Coast Caledonian Society. TENTH ANNUAL GATHERING AND SPORTS. A. & P. Association's Grounds Palmerston North. EASTER MONDAY, March 24. Start at 11 a.m. Pedestrian Events Race, Grand Caledonian Handicap (100, 220 and 440 yds handicap), Half Mile Handicap, Races for boys and girls, 150 yds Forced Handicap, 100, 230 and 880 yds Amateur Handicaps. Cycling—Half, one and two mile races. Pipe Music and Dancing—23 Competitions for men and bovs. CALEDONIAN GAMES. Wrestling—Cumberland style, Catch-as-catch-can, Greco-Roman; in addition to prizes for which a special poinst prize of £ls will be paid. Nominations for Cycling and Running Events close on March 10. W. McKENZIE, Secretary. GRAND SCOTCH CONCERT AT The Opera House IN THE EVENING.

H. W. TROTMAN, KOHANGA, Featherston Street East, Palmerston North, Telephone 394. Representative. A. M. P. SOCIETY. Accumulated Funds over £30,000,000 Increase last year over £1,500,000 Bonuses already divided nearly £17,000,000 Claims already paid £35,200,000 Largest Bonus-paying Office in the World. BONUS EVERY YEAR.

PICNIC PARTIES. Tl/| R WOOLRIDGE is prepared to It! cater with his motor car for picnic parties, cricketers, etc Seating accommodation for 20. Speed and comfort assured. Quotations given on application at Adams' Garage, Cuba Street. Whyte & Knight, (Late C. Tregurtha) Terrace End Post Office Store, FOR GENERAL GROCERIES. JJECEIVED large shipment new sea son's paperhangings. For price and quality cannot be excelled. Largest stock to select from at R. and E. Tingey & Cos, Ltd., Broad-street. Wall Papers. Wall Papers. TTC7I ve the largest selection of « V [>l,i;n tints and pattern papers in iln- 'iUtrict. Patterns sent on appli«'„tf i« >)) Clark & Thompson, { Fitzherbert-st. f mve. sal Painters and Providers.