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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3288, 6 March 1926, Page 1

I SMART APPEARANCE IS A TRUE INDEX TO TO MAN’S CHARACTER Wear a Correctly Tailored n Suit, and feel confident that e your appearance is above reproach. l - S. R. WAUGH, ' Merchant Tailor> Opp GP.O AMUSEMENTS, i. E d □ n ,e I A A> A/ A is a ig le LC ;r id .a is 1•a -y igl ie 11 n E R A A A | A! is lir 8 PARAMOUNT PHONE FIFTY-FIFTY. THE THEATRE THAT SETS THE STANDARD THIS AFTERNOON AT 2 P.M. THIS AFTERNOON AT 2 P.M. And TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. ZANE GREY’S ZANE GREY’S ZANE GREY'S , ZANE GREY’S doub'i. The finest outdoor story put before’ the picture-going- public and WITHOUT A DOUBT THE BEST SHOW IN TOWN. Prices as Usual: 1/G and 1/-. Reserves at Theatre or C. G. Swallow's. KIA TO A FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL General Meeting of the Club will be held in the Kosy Hall on TUESDAY, 9th March, at 7.30 p.m. All Members and intending mem bers are invited to attend. RANGIWAHIA SHOW WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10th, ,1926. CHOPPING COMPETITIONS. ALL BLOCKS'"! 2-INCHES. Maiden Chop. Ist heat: W. Sullivan, W. Carr, J. Bourke, W. Rowse, S. Knight, E. Pearson, W. Sheehan, K. Knight. 2nd heat: S. Parsons, H. McKenzie, A. Petersen, W. Goodin, Rangi Cribb, L. V. Sixtus, A. Dick. Open Chop A. Ist heat: H. W. Thompson, E. Bourke, R. Harland, K. Knight, W. Goodin. E. Pearson, S. Knight, J. Thompson, F. Ellen, L. V. Sixtus. 2nd heat. F Thompson, J. Dickenson, P. C. Neland, W. Sheehan, H. McKenzie, A. Petersen, R. Sixtus, R an g P Kc lljV-A. .Dick, B Ist. heat:- F. Thompson, E. Bourk, R. Harland, K. Knight, W. Goodin, E. Pearson, S. Knight, F. Ellen, J. Thompson, L. V. Sixtus. 2nd heat: H. W. Thompson, J. Dickenson, P. C. Ireland, W. Sheehan H. McKenzie, A. Petersen, R. Sixtus, j Rangi Kelly, |A. Dick. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. MANiAWATU TROTTING RACES AT ASHHURST, TVN 10th March, usual 9.50 am. Masterton-Woodvllle train and 2.25 p.m. Woodville-Masterton train will NOT run. Train for Woodville leaves Masterton 6.40 a.m. Return train leaves Woodville 6.45 p.m. connecting with ( trains to and from Ashhurst. Special train leaves Palmerston 10.0 a.m for Ashhurst, returning from Ashhurst 5.45 p.m. for Palmerston North. Train leaving Marion 8.30 a.m. for Palmerston North connects at Terrace End -with 10.0 a.m. Palmerston North race special. Train leaving Pal- i merston North 6.10 p.m. for Marton connects at Terrace End with 5.451 p.m. Ashhurst-Paimerston North race; special. i Special excursion tickets to Ash-i hurst available for return untid I,lth ! March will be obtainable at Marton. Palmerston North, Masterton, DanifSvirke, and intermediate stations by trains leaving Marton 8.30 a.m., Palmerston North 6.51, 10.0, 11.50 a.m, Masterton 6.40, Dannevirke 9.6 a.m, on 10th March. Return fares Marton 7/7, 5/2; Halcombe 6/-, 3/11; Feilding 4/S, 3/.1; Palmerston North 2/11, 1/11 WILLIAM C. LAWSON, (■ y Chiropractor (Palmer Graduate). . 8 CHIROPRACTIC, the science that < ’ accounts for. locates, corrects the 4 y Cause r' Disease. Lady attendant. 47 Broadway .... Palmerston North, f And at Bain’s Buildings, Feilding. Consultation Free. ’Phone 6178. 0 S « I ANNOUNCEMENT 1 A TONKIN desires to inform all , old patrons and the general a public that he has severed his conr‘ nectlon with the Aard Taxi Service, and solicits support on his own ac- . count. Private PJiona Tail Phone A ,6436 ,6663; 1