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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 1978, 21 November 1921, Page 1

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JUST OUT COLUMBIA RECORDS. 3Q30. —Ten Little Bottles .comic song, I want to go to the Land Where the Sweet Daddies Grow. 3023. —Rosie, foxtrot. Bright Eyes, foxtrot. 2998. —Rose, of Washington Square, foxtrot, Dance-O-Mania, foxtrot. 2976. —Tl-Too, Ti-Too, one step, Three O’clock in the Morning, waltz. 8036. —Humming, song, There’s Another Little Girl I’m Fond of, song. 3033. —The Barefoot Trail, song, Lassie o’ Mine, song. All the New Records arrive first a.. OATES’ Music stores, The Square, ■ GENERAL NOTICES. IN MEMORIAM, BROOKS —PITT. —In loving memory of our two sisters, Mrs ,T. Brooks (Maggie), who died 15th November, 1918; also Mrs C. Pitt (Lizzie), who died on the 20th November, 1918. [lnserted by their loving mother, sisters and brothers.] FiTT. —In loving memory of our dear mother, who died on the 20th November, 1918. "Gone but not forgotten.” [lnserted by her /loving sons and daughters.] "The woman you marry is In your life current, and I see her forcibly attracting you her way. Her initials are ‘C.B.’ And you will marry her with money.” SEE GEORGE WALSH GEORGE WALSH GEORGE WALSH GEORGE WALSH . THE HANDSOME ATHLETE. In The Big Mystery Play, "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” “A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” “A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” "A MANHATTAN KNIGHT” I INDEPENDENT PICTURES OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT And WEDNESDAY. Also— Pretty PEGGY. HYLAND peggy Hyland PEGGY HYLAND PEGGY HYLAND In a Whimsical Comedy Drama, "THE WEB OP CHANCE” "THE WEB OP CHANCE” "THE WEB OP CHANCE” “THE WEB OP CHANCE” SPECIAL JAZZ NUMBER — "Dear Old Home of Mine,” with Clarence on the Tom Toms. Other Orchestral Items — "The Dancing Mistress” "Going Up” N EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ASHHURST-POHANGINA RACES. At ASHHURST, 23rd NOVEMBER, 1921. Special Train leaves Palmerston North 9.50 a.m., Ashhurst arrive 10 20 a.m. Return train leaves Ashhurst 5.30 p.m., Palmerston North arrive 6.0 p.m. x The usual 5.25 p.m. train for Dannevirke will be delayed to leave Ashhurst 5.35 p.m-, Woodville arrive 6.5 p.m. ' Cars will b e attached to the goods train leaving Palmerston North at 7 15 p.m. for Otaki. BY ORDER. * HOME-MADE CAKE STALL. ALSO Cooking Competition, at the -«■ METHODIST SALE in the EMPIRE HALL, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NEXT. Entries free. Good prizes. For schedules ring 565. PALMERSTON NORTH BOROUGH COUNCIL. RAT DESTRUCTION. ■PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that ■t the Council has decided to pay the sum of Threepence per head for all rats caught in the Borough and delivered to the Caretaker of the Rubbish Tip situated in Park Road East; and residents are respectfully requested to take vigorous steps to destroy rats on their own premises. Citizens are also hereby notified that the Borough Inspectors have been Instructed to proceed against all persons whose premises and yards are not kept in a clean condition. J. R. HARDIE, Town ClerK. November 15th, 1921. ANNOUNCEMENT. TV/TRS.’ C. A. TULLY wishes to announco that she has taken over [he premises known as the RAILWAY HOTEL, Palmerston North. Patrons may rest assured that they will receive the best of civility and attention. NOTICE TO MEALS. Early Breakfast, 1/3; Hot Dinner, 3-course, 1/3; Hot Tea, 1/3; Cold Meals, 1/3; Morning and Afternoon Tea, 9d; Late Tea, 9d. Also Grills at all hours. All kinds of catering for all classes and private suppers a speciality. EVERYBODY’S DINING AM) TEAROOMS, Next H. 8., The Square.]