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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2672, 5 May 1925, Page 1

AN APOLOGY. Sorry; “Sportex” suitings sold. If you are in a hurry and cannot wait for next shipment, there are dozens of other qualities in stock to choose from S. E. WAUGH, MERCHANT TAILOR Opposite G.P.O. .GENERAL NOTICES. OPERA HOUSE THE THEATRICAL ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR. Direct from a record run in Melbourne and Sydney. Now playing to Crowded Houses in Wellington where it is proclaimed A SMASHING SUCCESS. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. PALMERSTON NORTH. Commencing on THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1925. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1925. At 8 o’clock. E. J. CARROLL PRESENTS KAAIS HA WHAN TROUBADOURS IN A NIGHT IN HONOLULU. REAL HAWAIIAN MELODIES, HAWAIIAN DANCERS HAWAIIAN SONGS t>y REAL HAWAIIANS. An entertainment from Hawaii, The Land of Flowers and Song, Breathing all the Romance of the Southern Seas. ALL THE MYSTERY AND ROMANCE of the PEARL OP THE PACIFIC. Rellected in this UNIQUE ENTERTAINMENT. Prices:. G/-, 4/-, and 2/-. Box plan now open at Oates’ Music Store. Prices 6/-, 4/,-, 2/. SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Young Reliable Boy for ** Bakehouse. Apply G. Steele, “The Regal,’’_Square, Palmerston North. WANTED. Strong Lad for Grocery to deliver, etc., good character essential. Apply “Times’’ Office. TKJ ANTED. —Capable General, one '* able to do plain cooking. Apply 15 9 Feat host on Street. Palmerston N. TU ANTED. —Youth for Dairy Farm, ’’ machines used, Taihape district. Apply personally, if possible, morning or evening.—J. G. Collins, 16 Amesbury Street. QENTRAL OFFICE ’Phone 5206. 359 Main Street. YyANTED, Farm Worker, Boy for '' Farm, Hotei Workers, Waitresses, Relieving Maid, etc. Cooks, for private houses. House Parlour maid. Waiting Engagement: Good married Couple. Woman wants Day Work. Men for Labouring Work, etc.

HOTEL STAFF AND GENERAL KLGISTKx OFFICE. P.O Box .15 PHONE 6612 329 Main street (right opposite Devine’s Hotel.) TPXPERjENCED Hotel Workers, couples for farms; cooks; pai - lourmaids for priv/le houses, etc., etc., req.thing positions please apply. LEN FREEMAN, LOST AND FOUND, £OST. Taken Monday night, Terrace End Gasworks, Gentleman’s bike. Please return gasworks. T OST. —Black and Tan Fox Terrier •*-* Dog, wearing Waiapu County, 1922, collar. Answers name “Mick,” Detainer prosecuted, 5/- reward. "Times" Office. T OST. —From outside Cuba Street, . polling booth, Wednesday, Mas-sey-Harris (gent’s) cycle, No. 647074. Please return to 6 Lombard Street, Agents take notice. T OST. —Hat and Glasses, taken by ■ Lj mistake,, Saturday evening from Wellington Regiment Re-union, Stetson Hat marked “Hay. Dunedin”; Also lost Pair of Pince-nez. Finder kindly return c/o Mr Tozer, Ceylon Tea Co., Main Street, Palmerston N. WANTED TO RUT, WANTED TO BUY. A hillside Plough (light), 1 horse (spring carter), Must be quiet and used to all kinds of work, also one set of gig harness. Apply “Bona Fide,” “Times” Office. WANTED TO BUY. For spot '* cash, good building section Write stating locality, frontage and price to “513.” “Times” Office. TPE Buy Books, We sell Books. Wo exchange Books at Uncle Alf’s, 217 Main Street, opposite the Subway. WANTED TO BUY. books, books, ' * books, any quantity, but must bo in good condition. Hutchins Exchange Alain Street, (near P. 0.) Phone 6022. TOTHS. BONE, Cuba Street is a cash buyer of Ladies’ and Gents’ Clothing, Silverware, Jewellery, Tools, Boots, Trunks.. Dial 6025 for apprnntrnont HATS! HATS! Can be cleaned and reblocked at Ilouslons EMPIEE DYE WORKS. Opp, Empire IJoteL Phone 6143.