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Manawatu Times, 25 March 1926, Page 1

PALMERSTON N.—PAHIATU.A MOTOR SERVICE rpHE HIGHWAYS TRANSPORT CO. LTD., Red Star Passenger and Parcel Service Pahiatua-Palmerston North. Leave Combined Bus Stand 9.45 a.m., connecting with Auckland express. (Arrive Pahiatua 11 a.m. Leave Pahiatua Commercial Hotel} :l 1.30 a.m.. Arrive Palmerston North 12.45 p.m. Fares 5/-. Special rates for intermediate passengers. Leave your parcels at the Combined Bus Stand. Also Palmerston Noi th-Wellington daily service leave Palmerston North 5.30.; return 7 p.m.

GEI ERAE NOTICES. Witty, Sparkling', True to Life, IA. Wonderful Play. ‘‘THE FARMER’S WIFE,” “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” OPERA HOUSE Palmerston North. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT (Thursday) (Thursday) (Thursday) TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ONE NIGHT ONLY. Direct from the Court Theatre, London, where it has been (drawing j packed houses for nearly three years, , and after wonderfully successful sea- ' sonn in Sydney and Melbourne. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Have the honour to preserft an entirely NEW ENGLISH COMPANY, Including TEN NOTED LONDON ARTISTS In the Famous English Comedy. “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” “THE FARMER’S WIFE,” By Eden Philpotts. I *‘A play of delightful humour, intriguing situations and the quaintest characters ever seen on the stage.” THERE’S A LAUGH IN 11 VERY LINE. For the production of this notabli Comedy J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD.. Brought to the Dominion A BRILLIANT AGGREGATION OF LONDON ARTISTS, several having appeared in the English production, Prices: D.C. and 0.5.: S/-, stalls 5/-, pit 2/G (all plus tax). Reserves 9/- (includes tax). Box Plans now open at Opera House. Manager Alex F. Wilson. MANCHESTER UNITY, 1.0.0. F. XpUCHRE Tournament In Odd fellows’ Hall, Cuba street, on FRIDAY. March 2Gth, at 8 p.m. 1 Prizes: i-ton coal, 701 b bag sugar, .100 cigarettes, 251 b bag of flour. Gents 2/-. Ladles 1/6. • REGULATIONS AS TO THE USE OF MOTOR LORRIES, 1925. CLASSIFICATION OB" MAIN HIGHWAYS. TN TERMS of Sub-oection • 2 of Regulation seven of the Regulations as to the use of Motor Lorries, 1925, and in pursuance of a resolution passed on the 17th March, 1926, the Main Highways Board, being the controlling authority in respect of the undermentioned Main Highway, hereby givels notice of its intention to make application to the Minister of Public Works for the classification of the said Main Highway, as act out hereunder;— Name of Main Highway. Auckland-Wei lington via Taranaki Section: Horoklwi Gorge to Paekakarlki. Clalss Maximum Load. 3rd. 6 tons. I Any person objecting to such clas- : siflcation is hereby called upon to : lodge notice in writing of his objection and of the ground thereof, with me at the address hereunder, within a period of 7 dayb from 25th March, 1926. F. W. FURKERT, Chairman —m IJi -hways Board, Wellington. GOOD MEASURE OP GOOD FIRING Taupiri, Westport, or Newcastle Coal—mixed, if you prefer it. Thoroughly seasoned rata, mairc and matai, any length you like, expressed to any part of town with townsmanlike promptitude A ’phone ring is quicker—number 5111. 1 H. 0. J. TONG 262 MAIN STREET EAST. 1 WIILIAM C. LAWSON, Chiropractor (Palmer Graduate). /CHIROPRACTIC, the science that accounts for, locates .corrects the Cause of Disease. Lady attendant. 47 Broadway . . . Palmerston North. And at Bain’s Buildings, Fellding. Consultation free. ’Phone 6178 IN the future the business known as BENTLEY AND BARLOW, will bo carried on as previously, BENTLEY’S LADIES’ AND GENTS’ TAILORS 2 RANGITIKEI STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. C. J. GILL AND SON, SCALE SPECIALISTS, LOCKSMITHS AND GENERAL REPAIRERS J AWN Mowers and Saws Sharpened and Repaired. U HOPWOOD’S BUILDINGS, ’Phones: Workshop 6435. Private 0361 J