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Manawatu Times, Volume XLIX, Issue 3308, 30 March 1926, Page 1

WE DELI VEE GOODS AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY—Kairanga, Newbury and West End. TUESDAY —Cloverlea and Terrace End. WEDNESDAY—Fitzi, c rbert West and Linton. THURSDAY—Awapuni and West End FRIDAY —Hokowhitu an I Terrace End. Daily Delivery Within Borough Right Prices, Prompt Delivery JACKSON AND CRAVEN CASH AND DELIVERY STORES SQUARE AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. TO-NIGHT AT 7.45. 'TO-MORROW AT 2.30 AND 7.45. TO-MORROW AT 2.30 AND 7.45. TO-MORROW AT 2.30 AND 7.45. Last Night’s Big Audience Last Night’s Big Audience More Than Pleased —Delighted! More Than Pleased —Delighted! “THE IRON HORSE.” Eleven Reels of the Best Picture of the Out-Doors ever Photographed MANAGERIAL NOTE:— Several of last night’s pleased patrons have asked me to publish the names of some of the principal characters in "The Iron Horse,” so here goes to oblige! savy Brahdon George O’Brien vliriam Marsh Madge Bellamy lorpl. Casey J. Farrell MacDonald Abraham Lincoln Charles Ed. Bull >eter Jesson Cyril Chadwick * u by Glydys Huletto 3 riv. Schultz James Welch Sergt. Slattery Francis Powers Juffalo Bill George Wagner Vild Bill Hick ok John Padjan leroux Fred K-ohier 'om Marsh Will Walling 3000 Railway workmen — 1000 Chinese -labourers—--800 Pawnee, Sioux and Cheyenne Indians 2000 horses 1300 buffaloes 10,000 Texas steers and a Regiment of U.S. Troops and CLEAN AND WHOLESOME *,OMEDY. With SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE SPECIAL MUSICAL SCORE Played by our DE LUXE ORCHESTRA. DE LUXE ORCHESTRA. Every Player a Soloist. Prices 2/-, 1/-: Children 1/- and Cd Prices 2/-, 1/-; Children 1/- and Cd Reserves stalls 1/G, Circle 2/G. Reserves stalls 1/6, Circle 2/G. Matinees on Wednesday and Friday. Matinees on Wednesday and Friday. Matinees on Wednesday and Friday. Matinees on Wednesday and Friday. "LASSWADE” /CONVALESCENT and Rest Home, vJ 139 Broad street, Palmerston North, The Misses Linton. YOU EEQURE A NEW SUIT, UTHY not have a Tailor-made, you cannot afford to wear cheap clothes, they cheapen your appearance. It’s the style, lit and workmanship that counts. You save money and get the very best by placing your order with us. BENTLEY'S, LADIES’ & GENT’S TAILORS, 2 Rangitikei St. (next Bank N.Z.) ANNOUNCEMENT A TONKIN desires to inform all old patrons and the general public that ho lias severed his connection with the Aard Taxi Service, and solicits support on his own account. • Private 'Phone Taxi ’Phone G43G SGG3 p ENTLEMEN —It is your duty to so when building that you alio. your womenfolk the same privilege you ask for yourself; that is, your work is made easy by having every comfort and convenience, and work made a pleasure. OUR KOSY KITCHENS GIVE YOU 100 PER CENT. EFFICIENCY. ROLAND M. MAUNDER, KITCHEN EXPERT IS FREDERICK ST.— ’Phone SGOS Palmerston North