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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7060, 7 November 1929, Page 1

SECOND-HAND MOTOR CYCLES ALL MAKES FULLY GUARANTEED PRICES: From £7/10/-. TERMS: From £2 Deposit and £3 per month. BRUCE AND BAI MOTORS. Ltd. 97 Cuba St. Palmerston North. AMUSEMENTS. SPECIAL SHOW ATTRACTIONS! TO-DAY AT 1 P.M. TO-DAY. ROSY THEATRE The Quality and Quantity House Presents DAINTY, BEAUTIFUL, LOVABLE SUE CAROL “EXALTED FLAPPERS” Youth’s Bright Dream of Love and Adventure is Thrillingly fulfilled in a Diverting Picture of Court Intrigue. See SUE as Her Royal Highness, step out and land a Prince. Also, — CORINNE GRIFFITH "SATURDAY’S CHILDREN,” ‘ ‘ SATURDAY’S CHILDREN, ’ ’ "SATURDAY’S CHILDREN,” "Saturday’s Children” is no fanciful or spectacular romance of the imagination, but a little vignette of real life amongst the working classes in New York City.

2 PERFORMANCES ONLY £ MATINEE AT 2.30 EVENING AT 8. WHEN YOU SEE “THE DESERT 'SONG,” “THE DESERT SONG,” You will carry away a thousand happy memories. OPERA HOUSE Palmerston North. SATURDAY, November 16th. 2 PERFORMANCES ONLY —2 2 PERFORMANCES ONLY —2 Coming by Special Train, J. C. WILLIAMSON’S Greatest and most GoT.geous Musical Comedy Achievement “THE DESERT SONG,” “THE DESERT SONG,” “THE DESERT SONG;”-. Staged by the largest Company that has toured the Dominion. 130 People in the Production 130 People in the Production “THE DESERT SONG,” “THE DESERT SONG,” Has an admirable blend of music, drama, and comedy—full of colour and Tomancc. “THE DESERT SONG,” “THE DESERT SONG,” Shows: Desert Dawns A Harem somewhat unaccountably filled with Spanish Beauties, a Moorish Court yard dripping with flowers The French Headquarters adorned with officers ’ wives, all set with the lavishness which every audience expects and adores. mised an evening of thrills, pleasure and of beauty and fascination. MATINEE PRICES: Reserved 8/-; others 5/-, 3/- (plus tax); Children half price, Matinee only. EVENING: Reserved 10/-; others 6/-, 3/- (plus tax.) Box Plans Open on Thursday Next at the Central Booking Office. Representative Walter Monk.

BROADWAY LOUNGE. LTD PHONE 6324. SHOW DAYS LUNCHEON Served upstairs from 10.30. Downstairs, as usual. • LIGHT REFRESHMENTS SUMMER MENU Fruit Salad Fruit Drinks Etan Ice Cream Strawberries and Cream

FLETCHER HALL GARRIAGE BUILDER AND UNDERTAKER. FITZHERBERT STREET. “IONA” PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FOR GIRLS Is delightfully situated one mile from. Havelock North Post Office, on an estate 25 acres in extent. Pupils are prepared each year for Matriculation, Education Board, Associated Board, Music and Trinity College Elocution examinations. A complete Commercial Course has now been added to the curriculum and will bo available to next year’s scholars. The School consists of a registered Primary and Secondary Department, and girls are received as boarders or, day scholars from the age of six years. The climatic advantages for Havelock North and the unrivalled opportunities for outdoor recreation combine to make “IONA” an ideal school for children who require building up. Although the school is under the direction of tho Presbytorian Church, girls of all denominations are received. An early enrolment for 1930 is advised. Prospectus on application to— MISS IRENE STOLLERY, Principal, “Iona” College, Havelock North, Hawke’s Bay,