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Manawatu Times, Volume XL, Issue 13947, 27 July 1918, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. Q P E E A HOUSE. TONIGHT last Performance in Palmerston of MS EDWARD BRANSCOMBE’S Somewhat Famous People, THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS THE SCARLET TROUBADOURS Who last night created a furore with their unique entertainment. TO-NIGHT’S NOVELTIES. Burlesque Drama Operatic Selection from * * Merrie England ’ ’ Grand Irish Scene, etc., etc. Box Plan now on view at Hague ’s. PRICES: 3/-, 2/-, 1/- (plus Tax). Direction John Hopkins Business Manager .... Kennedy Black “THE BING BOYS” ■were here last Thursday night, and the whole town was delighted with them. Q P E B A HOUSE. PALMERSTON NORTH. Stoic Direction . . -t. C. Wiliamson Ltd. Business Manager: John Farrell, NEXT TUESDAY NIGHT .THE BING BOYS ARE HERE Its coming was looked forward to with eagerness because the world, ’s critics acclaimed it the most entertaining production this generation has produced. That “The Bing Boys” more than realised expectations was evident throughout Thursday night’s performance. The audience was amazed at the magnificence of the stupendous spectacular effects, they shrieked with laughter at and with the comedians, and the dancing and singing was | enthusiastically acknowledged. For the Last, Time J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., present the Gorgeous and Spectacular Revue, THE BING BOYS BING BOYS BING BOYS ARE HERE ARE HERE ARE HERE A DAZZLING AND STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION, Colossal in Every Detail. The Last Word in Revues. A Feast for the Eyes. ABUNDANT BEYOND DESCRIPTION Prices: D.C. and R.S., 6/-; fetalis, 4/-; ' Pit, 2/-. Plus Tax. Bex Plan now open «t Hague’s. EUCHRE PARTY AND DANCE will be held in the ANZAC CLUB, SATURDAY NIGHT, 27th INST. Half proceeds Parcel Fund, half Tobacco Fund. Music by Awapuni Orchestra. Patrons arc asked to contribute not less than 2/-. DANCE In aid of Red Cross Funds, to be held in HERETAUNGA SCHOOL (Maharahara) On WEDNESDAY, JULY 31st. Gentlemen, 2/-; Ladies, 1/-. FRANK I’ANSON, Secretary, ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH. ANNUAL MEETING OF THE CONGREGATION. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31st* 7.30 pm. Reports, Balance-Sheet, Election of Deacons. C' IS. MANAWATU RACING CLUB. rjIHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETof Members of the Club will be held at the Club’s Office, Rangitikei Street, Palmerston North, on MONDAY, 12th August, 1918, at 8 p.m. J. M. JOHNSTON, Secretary. HIGH-CLASS ENGINES MiOR SALE; One 78 b.h.p. suction gas * engine, with coke generator; also one 75 b.h.p., with coal generator; and one 50 b.h.p. with coal generator, in first-class order. For full particulars apply G. S, MOW AT, All 72 Rangitikei St. Palmerston North. Phono 140. THE NOTED HOUSE FOR JEWELLERY. ]f'N every towns . there is always* one jewellery store! which stands out? from the rest —| which has THE| name for Quality! and Distinctive-! ness. In Palraer-| ston North thatg store is— c A N D ’ S. ;: able to show vou I GEER Wo are always _ , something different, whether it be a Ring, a Pendant, a Bangio, Silverware, Hleetrowius —in fact, an\,;,i T ,n or.- “tore i* l Wi ,vc no. You win mtt bo ressed to nuy. GTWRANIVS THE GIFT HOUSE, PA LM’EHnTON NORTH.