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Manawatu Times, Volume LXIX, Issue 2562, 20 December 1924, Page 1

FOR XMAS AND NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS. We have a large assortment of USED Motor Cycles in good order, for pleasure purposes. EASY TERMS ARRANGED! Triumph 1921 £55 Douglas, 21 h.p £32 10/ Douglas, 4 h h.p £4O Indian with sidecar £3O And Many Others. Our premises are open during holidays, except compulsory holidays. We are at Your Service. WELLS BROS., 97 Cuba Street. Phone 5847 GENERAL NOTICES, MATINEE: TO-MORROW AT 2.15 TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. The Theatre That Sets the Standard. “»pHE RIGHTING .QOWARD” Starring ERNEST TORRENCE, MARY ASTOR, NOAH BEERY, PHYLLIS HAVER, GULLEN LANDIS, and an all star cast. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME and PARAMOUNT SELECT ORCHESTRA Musical Director Mrs. R. S. Law. Box Plan at C. G. Swallow's. Usual Prices. Theatre Telephone 5050 A MASTERPIECE OF THRILLING REALISM AND APPEALING ROMANCE. PARAMOUNT THEATRE. The Theatre that Sets the Standard. MONDAY NIGHT AT 7.45. A Magnificent and Colossal Drama of the West. "ifHE gAGLE’S pEATHER” Enacted by a Wonderful Cast. Sensational Scenes in this production include A REAL STAMPEDE OF THOUSANDS OF INFURIATED, PANICSTRICKEN CATTLE! and A BLINDING SNOWSTORM. Thrills, Scenic Beauty and Punch —the greatest picture of its type ever made. Book your seats at C. G. Swallow’s for this one. BOXING BOXING NIGHT. THE BEST MATCH IN THE WHOLE OF NEW ZEALAND. The Manawatu Boxing Association by offering the limit in prizemoney has secured the Coveted Fight Between ' LACHIE MCDONALD 'The Fighting Scot” frae Dunedin „ AND EDDIE PARKER “The East Coast Cyclone” This fight, which is to go for 15 ROUNDS will be l/jr the “15 MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP and a A PURSE OF £2OO A PURSE OF £2OO Good Programme of Preliminaries amongst which jgILL ■yyALDEN OF J^ANAWATU will fight out Six Rounds with KELSON M C K NIGHT OF HAMILTON. Prices: Ringside and Stadium £1 1/-; D.C. and O.S. 10/6; Back Stalls 7/6; Pit 5/-. Box plans now open at Oates’ Music Stores until Christmas Eve and afterwards at the Rosy Theatre. Smith’s Orchestra in attendance. CHILDREN’S CHRISTMAS TREE, T OYAL MANAWATU LODGE’S E Annual Gathering in Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, Saturday, December 20, commencing at 5.30 p.m. S. J. WATSON, Financial Secretary. CHRISTMAS. 1924. ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS CAKES From the Christmas Cake Specialists row! WHITEHEAD AND ELLIS, | MAIN ST. AND SQUARE.