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Manawatu Times, Volume LIII, Issue 6671, 26 July 1928, Page 1

ROAD RACING N.Z. RECORD 25 Miles “Pro’s” Road Race held on Saturday at Wanganui, first, second and third, ALSO fastest, second and third fastest time by the Crutchley 8r05.,” on their v bouoher Cycles When you’re- dealing with. Bouchers, you always reach the top note. 90 CUBA STREET, AMUSEMENTS i PULLERS’ PULLERS’. SUPER REVUE ATTRACTION SUPER REVUE ATTRACTION (Prior to opening at Fullers’ magnificent new St. James’ Theatre, Auck- ■ > la*hd. ; ) - OPERA HOUSE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NEXT JULY 31st, AUGUST Ist. Messrs John Fuller and Sons will have pleasure in presenting their latest and' most up-to-date Revue' Company. Direct from 10 phenomenal weeks’ season at ’Tis Majesty’s Theatre, Wel-i lington, and a success even greater than that •. of the famous Midnight Frolics’. MIKE CONNORS AND QUEENIE . , > . ; > PAUL'S ~ * ‘LEAGUE OF NOTIONS, ” “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS,” * “LEAGUE OF NOTIONS,” • . Featuring . k , ' SYD. BECK ' SYD. BECK. SYD. BECK SYD. BECK. greatest-, burlesque Comedian and instantaneous . laughterprovoker , : v. • With '. ■ • ■ . v-. ■ LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND LINN SMITH’S JAZZ BAND The most Brilliant Combination of Syncopating Symphonists ever included in ' any Revue Company. i‘ ' SUPERLATIVE REVUE CAST ■ ; Including ■ LES PEARCEk—RjOIIGAIT- &■> RAYNE, Tl/O PAULASTOS, GLADYS SHAW, PHYLLIS BAKER GERALD CONNELLY. and THE EXQUISITE SIX The Biggest, Most Modern and Talented Compani on the Fuller Circuit ': ’and the. last word in VARIETY" ENTERTAINMENT. NOTHING SHORT. OF, A BOOKED .-■•..V.'Vvr- ; - -'v.'-gEAT—': is good enough for this \ BIG ATTRACTION. Bqx Plans open on Saturday at 9 a.m. ’ at the Opera-House. THE USUAL POPULAR FULLER PRICES. D.C; and O.S. 4/-; ; Stalls 3/- (plus tax) and 2/-, ‘ Representative - —J.i'Dunn.

WHY REST YOUR LEGS? “YTEINO” cures bad legs ’ by an entirely, new method Every form of bad succumbs to this new treatment. Veino cures while you work and is inexpensive. Only address: ''Veino”-Rooms, upstairs, nest Kosy, .Box. 319, P.N. x cyclists; For Cycle Repairs, JACK WARNER is hard,to beat. IDEAL CYCLE- WORKS, Next Kairanga Meat Co.

WORD-MAKING COMPETITION. PRIZES £2 2/-, £1 1/vlO/-. To Introduce MINTEX .COUGH SYRUP A First-class, Delicious Syrup for Colds, . Bronchitis, Coughs, CONDITIONS—1. —Words are to be made of the Igtters Comprising MINTEX and SYRUP. For instance: Mine, time, up -etc., ■ ' 2. —Two lists arc to bo sent in, one made up of letters in MINTEX, the other of letters in SYRUP (these two words not to bo joined together and treated as- oho word.) For the purpose of judging; the two lists will be added together. 3. —Foreign and obsolete words not to be allowed. The words must be ascertainable in any good English Dictionary. 4. —All competitors must send in two separate‘ lists, headed MINTEX and SYRUP 'respectively, in a sealed envelope marked: "Word; Competition,” and addressed to Mr J. S. Tingey, - Chemist, Peilding. 5. —Each envelope must contain a label taken from the carton of wrap-1 per round a bottle of ,- MINTE/” COUGH SYRUP. 6. —Mr G. J. Fitzpatrick, journalist, of Feilding, haa consented to act as judge. His decision shall be final. 7. —All lists must bo sent in before August 31. In the event of a tie the prize will be divided.MINTEX COUGH SYRUP may be obtainr from Chemists and Stores. Watson Bros., Storekeepers, Palmerston North, hold stocks. If any difficulty in obtaining, send 1/G or 2/(5 (for small or large size respectively) to Mr *J. S. Tingey, Chemist, Feilding.