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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 1273, 15 July 1925, Page 1

DO YOU KNOW FOUR GOOD THINGS WE SEED? Kiwi Bacon, sides, per lb 11 Jd O.K. BUTTER, iirst grade 1/S BRUCES’ BISCUITS—NOTHING BETTER. —And— CRAVEN’S SPECIAL SOAP, WILL WASH ANYTHING, EXTRA LARGE BAR 1/6 JACKSON AND CRAVEN, THE SQUARE. AMUSEMENTS, PALACE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. Positively Last Screening of HAROLD LLOYD in WHY WORRY? HAROLD LLOYD in WHY WORRY? HAROLD LLOYD in WHY WORRY? HAROLD LLOYD in WHY WORRY? H\ROLD LLOYD in WHY WORRY? HAROLD LLOYD in WHY WORRY? The clever comedian’s latest six reel comedy in which ho is assisted by a giant man JOHN AASEN Sft. Oiin. in his socks and weighs 33 stone, and JOBYNA RALSTON, new leading girl ALSO GRIEF IN BAGDAD A comedy that GRIEF IN BAGDAD eases your GRIEF IN BAGDAD lungs for the GRIEF IN BAGDAD big laugh, and LUMBER JACKS Aesop’s LUMBER JACKS Fable with our ORCHESTRA OP SOLOISTS. HOCKEY. HERE’S A REAL THRILLING MATCH FOR YOUR DETECTATTON TO-DAY At 3 p.m. A. & P. SHOWGROUNDS, Australia v. Manawatu Australia v. Manawatu Australia v. Manawatu A real Snorting Game with plenty of “pep” and “go” in it. These Aussies are crack-a-jacks at the game, so you are sure of a treat. MANAWATU V, AUSTRALIA See what a treat we are offering, you. There, look, we have a ladies’ representative game as well At 1.30 p.m. Ruahine v. Manawatu Ruahine v. Manawatu Ruahine v, Manawatu Both teams are keen and there will be no let down from start to finish. WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925. A. & P. SHOWGROUNDS, Admission; Gates 1/-. children free. Stand 1/-. children Gd. Reserved seats at Goldfinch & Cousins 6d extra. MANAWATU COMPETITIONS SOCIETY. FOURTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL. Note The Date! JULY 30 TO AUGUST. 5, 1925. ARE YOU A MEMBER? rpiiE Membership fee is One Guinea which entitles you to a double ticket for the entire season including Demonstration Concert, etc., and the usual membership privileges. The Competitors membership fee is half a guinea and entitles holder to similar concessions to those of an ordinary member. IF YOU ARE NOT A MEMBER THEN BECOME ONE NOW BOTH FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AND THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF PALMERSTON’S OWN MUSICAL TALENT. Apply— H. L. BOWDEN, Secretary. P.O. Box 7, Palmerston North. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. T OYAL MANAWATU LODGE meets i-J i n oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, on Thursday, July 16, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Initiation and General. S. J. WATSON, Financial Secretai’yPLANTS WORTH GROWING. iAzalea Mollis, colours from lemon to old old. Prunis Moseri double pink flowering purple leafed plum. Andromeda Japonica, creamy wax-like bells in early Spring. Fig. Cherries in double white pink, rose and green. Crimson Manuka, one of our best flowering shrubs. HARRISON’S NURSERIES, 148 Scandia Street. Shop: 375 -Main Street. 0. BRYANT, 26 KING STREET, PALMERSTON N. ALL CLASSES of 'travellers’ Hampers, Basketware, Seagrass and Wicker Chairs on shortest notice at above address. Lowest Prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. NURSE MARTIN, FAMOUS SKIN SPECIALIST. CURES Eczema, Acne, Barber’s Rasn, Scalp Troubles, Piles, Ringworm, and Rodent Ulcers. CONSULTATION FREE. Moderate Charges. QUEEN'S CHAMBERS The Square