Page 1 Advertisements Column 2

Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13210, 29 September 1915, Page 1

HE

Kosy Theatre • J SHOWING TO-DAY FOR THE LAST TIME. I i ■ BY ARRANGEMENT WITH J. C. WILLIAMSONS. LTD. THE GREAT PATRIOTIC MASTER FEATURE. Within Our Gates Deeds That Won Gallipoll A. STORY OF GERMAN INTRIGUE, with the MAIN THREAD of th< Story QUITE TRUE. Tin. nii-lure is an Australian Production baaed on the ABSQLt TE AlTHENTIC FACT of a GERMAN SPY CAUGHT IN AUSTRALIA aeud.ug out information by means of a POWERFUL SECRET WIRELESS PLANT. POWERFUL SECRET WIRELESS PLANT. And whichh prompted THE AGITATION TO INTERN ALL ALIEN ENEMIES. MOST REALISTIC Is the finale showing the Storming ot Gallipoli Heights by the Australasian Troops Also showing PIMPLES' BATTLE OF WATERLOO Come(^ SWEEDIE COLLECTS FOR CHARITY Comedj OBSERVATIONS. IN CHINA Tfavel WARWICK CHRONICLE (latest Number) Topic Event: KWEER KUSS and a 'KURIOUS KURSE Comic HIS WIFE'S SECRET " uu Featuring Cr. M. Ancerson, better known as BRONCHO BILLY AS A BURGLAR. t S. and A, Dramt ON THURSDAY AND FOR THREE DAYS ONLYLittle Lord Fauntleroy 5000 feet | (by ? British Co.) . 5000 feet EVERY PROGRAM IS SPECIALLY SELECTED, And most delightful music is APPRO PLAYED by the KOSY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

JOIN ' i % 1 1 The N.Z. Army. ? X Register To-Pay At the Recruiting Office, The Square, F. KENWAY JN CHARGE. THE DOCTOR IS THE ONLY MAN WHO CAN SAY YOTT ARE UNFIT. / ' ■ I F. S. GOLTONGHAM. Captain, Chairman.

MAXIMUM MINIMUM COMFORT COST A GREAT EVENT FOE A GEEAT CAUSE. POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT In Aid of SICK and WOUNDED FUND. OPERA HOUSE. THURSDAY, 30th SEPT.. 1915, At 8 p.m. SONGS. CHORUSES. PHYSICAL DRILL. CLASSIC DANCING, MONOLOGUES. Etc. THIS IS SOMETHING SPECIAL. One shilling all over the house. Sixpenny suppers and sweets. Booking' at Patriotic Office sixpence extra. Pian* ki- U'y lent by Bristol Piano Com pan v. HAIRANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. TANK NOTICE tbp.t Eongotea Road between Xo. 1 Line ariA Bunny-thorpe-Kairanga Road Is Blocked for All Traffic exceeding one ton in weight. ICE! ICE! ICE: THK FRESH FOOD AND ICE COMPANY. Princess street, P.N.. will in future be conducted under rew and efficient management. All orders promptly attended to. 'Plimip 425, Phlmerston North. N. 1.. DAHL, Secretary. fWI ' * '*'itish i« *♦ hit b< I *vh«n the odd* are agftinat bim |T Pin«kl»«T i» *t kl« S»*«it whn r palrlnf fnraifcnr*. 1# Trump itrwt. • AVTBP ITXOWT». -'•» » » uroome evory meond-JiKB * *>»•«• »•)* d>»«lre from * Beetle to *» ta/W th* Vtriet,} Ptcraa, Aairaw Yon»* We gi*a yoa (<x>4 ii!b« ma ! ma »*» UTt «ra«r by pnrahat--1 lag frwa as.

PALMERSTON NORTH ORPHEUS SOCIETY. (Late Liedertafel.) Hon. Conductor Mr M. Cohen. FIFTEENTH FIFTEENTH GRAND CONCERT, GRAND CONCERT, TO BE HELD IN THE OPERA HOUSE On WEDNESDAY. SEFTEVBER 29, 1015 The Society will be assisted by MISS MINA CALDOW and MISS WINIFRED LONSDALE, Wellington. Box plan opens at Park's on Saturday, the 25th, where subscriptions may be paid. < S. E. CARSON, Hon. Secretary. Reserved s its 2 t>. unreserved tickets 2/-. _ Double «r,.i singi* Gigs nnd 3vl<llh Hack* 1*" j '» fi»r mnri.r mm iwiffrt <" Ull M.,,.. if (ir^irtxn U. i - POSITIVE pr.K.f of tl,- splendid values we ure offering in car- ' pets of high quality is contained in the fact that fbev are such quick sellers. Do not- delay in making your choice from tho«e at.Sheppards MISSES NEVILL. DRESSMAKERS & COSTUMIERS, No. 1 ROOM. COLES' BUILDINGS, THE SQUARE. r> o'-.C; Afntnv l)«|iivprv oolinitwL Oiv<» "■> ii Tho;* 78®. —Fitzkfrbert street