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Manawatu Times, Volume XLVI, Issue 2644, 12 May 1923, Page 1

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GENERAL NOTICES. PALACE TO-DAY AT 2. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Lon Chaney in ‘‘FLESH & BLOOD” Lon Chaney in “FLESH & BLOOD” Lon Chaney in “FLESH & BLOOD” Good Comedy, Pictorial, Graphic. PALACE Next Change of Programme, Commencing on Monday, is headed by 'RICH MEN’S WIVES” lA Story -with a lesson and a Moral do Flappers and Married Women of the 20th Century, starring HOUSE PETERS, with Rosemary Theby Claire Windsor “RICH MEN’S WIVES” shows up SOCIETY’S SINS AND FOLLIES. OPERA HOUSE. PALMERSTON NORTH. Sub Lessee ALLEN DOONE SEASON OF TWO NIGHTS, Commencing FRIDAY NEXT, MAY Slip ALLEN DOONE ALLEN DOONE ALLEN DOONE ALLEN DOONE And his Mammoth Company. In the Absolute Record Breaker Doone “LUCKY O’SHEA” Doone “LUCKY O’SHEA” “LUCKY O’SHEA” Doone “LUCKY O’SHEA” Doone Assuredly Fresh, Simple, Alluring and Artistically Perfect. ALLEN DOONE’S “LUCKY O’SHEA” Is of Exceptional Power, holding the Audience's Attention Firmly. Doone “LUCKY O’SHEA” Doone Doone “LUCKY O’SHEA” Doone Played with Cleverness and Charm. Doone “LUCKY O’SHEA” Doone Full of Love Episodes and Exciting Incidents. Staged in a Bright, Crisp and Up-to-date Style. SATURDAY NEXT. MAY 19th. “MOLLY BAWN.” “MOLLY BAWN.” PRICES: 6/-, 4/-, 2/- (plus tax). Plans on view at Oates’ Music Store. JAZZOLA DANCE. JJALL, TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT, ATOTHING but the best entries for One-Step Competition. Latest music from Dixie Land. Duckworth’s Orchestra. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/6, (All Rights Reserved.)

RUGBY FOOTBALL. gHOWGROUNDS TO-DAY, TO-DAY, Senior, OLD BOYS v. FEILDING, 3 p.m. Junior. OLD BOYS v. BUNNYTHORPB, 1,30. p.m. RECREATION GROUND, WOODVILLE. WOODVILLE v. WESTERN UNITED, 3 p.m. Admission to Grounds 1/, Ladies and School Boys Free. Players admitted free by pass only. J. B. PROUD, See., M.R.F.U. THANKS NOTICE. T DESIRE to sincerely thank all those Ratepayers who recorded their votes in my favour at the recent Election, and to assure them that, as in the past, I will do my utmost to advance the interests of the Riding as a whole. I would especially thank those who have consistently supported me during the 20 years I have represented the Otangaki Riding of the Oroua County.—Yours faithfully, J. H. VINCENT. QVAL, THE LEATHER DEPOT, 259 MAIN STREET, P.N. BOOT REPAIRERS’ REQUIREMENTS & LEATHER FANCY GOODS WE have an extensive stock of Suit Cases, School Bags. Trunks. Kit and Handbags, Mocassin Slippers, and a great variety of Fancy Leather Goods. We invite inspection from the general public and give assurance of low prices and good quality. IF ITS LEATHER. ITS HERE. COWBURNS, (Late Gordon’s) Leather Depot.

“FRAME THAT PICTURE.” I BEG to announce that I have taken over the picture framing- business of “Turner’s,” Broadway, which will be run in conjunction with an all sports depot. All work executed by skilled mechanics, sports goods repairs a speciality, country customers specially catered for. Civility and promptness is our motto, give us a trial. “CARTER’S SPORTS DEPOT,” Broadway Tel. 5468.