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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 2728, 10 July 1925, Page 1

YOUR SPRING ATTIRE! IXI'INTER has turned the corner, " Spring is here on August Ist. A month or so off yet, it’s true, but now is the time to order your Spring Suit. You’ll want a new outfit when the sun shines again. See me to-day! S. R. WAUGH, MERCHANT TAILOR. Opp. G.P.O. AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSEone NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1925. RETURN OF THE LONG TACK SAM LONG TACK SAM LONG TACK SAM FAMOUS CHINESE WONDER. And His Entirely New Troupe of 12 ORIENTAL STARS 12. A SPECTACULAR SPECIALITY. Of Gorgeous Eastern Scenery and Gowns. Supported by a Company of INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLE From J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES, The Musical Acrobatic Clowns NOVELLE BROS., Two NOVELLE BROS., Loving Birds. From Moss-Stoll Theatres: Errol 1 Gertrude . ADDISON and MITRENGA ADDISON and MITRENGA Specialty and Classical Dancers, The Brilliant Basso Cantante, ARTHUR MAYES. ARTHUR MAYES. THE ROYAL ILLUSTTONIST. CHRIS. CHARLTON, A BombardCHRIS. CHARLTON ment of CHRIS. CHARLTON Wonders. Assisted by DOROTHY BROWNE From the Palace Theatre, New York; MORAN and WISER MORAN and WISER MORAN and WISER Hilarious Hat Spinners. Prices: D.C. and O.S. C/G; Stalls 4/-, pit 2/- (plus tax). Box Plans open on Monday at OATES’ MUSIC STORES. Representative: : Walter Monk SQUARE FISH SUPPLY AM) DINING ROOMS. "DIG Supply of Mutton Birds just -*-> arrived. Orders for Poultry taken. All kinds of Fresh Fish, Rabbits, Crayfish, and Oysters daily. Deliveries to any part of (he Borough. N. BERDEBES, Phone 5671. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, TIMETABLE ALTERATIONS OPERATING ON AND AFTER MONDAY. JULY 13, 1925. TTSUAL 1.20 p.m. Palmerston NorthLt Wellington train will leave Otaki 4.35 p.m., Waikanac 5.15, Paraparaumu 5.56, Packakariki arrive 6.10 p.m. This train will be discontinued between Packakariki and Wellington. Usual 3.4 S p.m. Palmerston NorthWollington train will be accelerated and leave Palmerston North 3.45 pm. Longburn 3.55, Shannon 4.30, Levin 4.51. Otaki 5.17, Wellington arrive 7.13 p.m. C. J. GILL AND SON, SCALE SPECIALISTS. LOCKSMITHS AND GENERAL REPAIRERS. T AWN Mowers and Saws Sharpened and Repaired. HOPWOOD’S BUILDINGS, ’Phones: Workshop 6435.Private 6361. BEATEN BEFORE HE STARTED. Car Salesmen consider their par licular agency the best, of course, two salesmen set out to sell the same prospect a car. One was beaten befroe he started, for the other represented THREE of the world’s most popular makes. CROSSLEY, MORRTS-COWLEY, MORRIS OXFORD. What make of car can stand up against these three. Local Agent— CARL NEILSEN George Street, (Next Soldiers’ Club). BUSY? —YES! BUT NOT TOO BUSY TO TALK BUSINESS. Taylor and Pointon are always busy, but never too busy to give your job careful thought.' Satisfactory service has made us busy. Let’s talk your proposition over. TAYLOR AND POINTON, ENGINEERS, Rangltlkel Street Palmerston North. THE LATEST “MILKMADE” BREAD. MADE WITH PURE SULK. Cuts Better, Tastes Nicer, Toasts Nuttier. MADE BY WHITEHEAD AND ELLIS, Main Street W. Square. Rangltlkel S* Phon»» 5033 (office) and 5063.