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Manawatu Times, Volume LV, Issue 6918, 23 July 1932, Page 1

FREE DEMONSTRATION COMMUNITY, TEA SQUARE SHOP.

AMUSEMENTS. FOXTQN TALKIES TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Tlio Favourite Team of the Screen JANET GAYNOB and CIIAELES FAEEELL In a Singing Bonmneo of Youth, with Two Smiles for Every Tear. ‘MERELY MARY ANN’ A Delight for all. Hear the big song hit, “Hiss Mo Goodnight, Not Goodbye.' ’

PALACE THEATRE SUNDAY NIGHT, 7 pan. Hear- E. C. IIINRICHSEN, on ‘‘RUSSlA—Lessons Worth Learning.’ * STARTLING ADDRESS. Community Singing led liy Mr. A r . B. Morris, Champion Bass Soloist, of (Queensland. Collection for Unemployed.

RAYMOND PRESTON, EVANGELIST. ■T'O-NIGHT J at St. Paul’s Methodist Cliui'cl:, 7.30 pan. SUNDAY, 2.30: “World Athletes I Have Known.” All scholars and 8.0. members invited. 7 p.m.: Great Evangelistic Service. All the week, Monday to Friday, 7.30 p.m., St. Paul’s Methodist Ghurch. KAIL*ANGA COUNTY COUNCIL. HATES 1932-1933. is hereby given that it is the intention of the Kairanga County Council at its ordinary monthly meeting to be held on tlio 9th. August, 1932, to make under the provisions of “The Hating Act', 192 u,” and of Section 120 oi “The Counties’ Act, 1920,” and respective amendments and “The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1909,” and respective amendments a GENERAL HATE on the unimproved value of all rateable properties as follows: TAONUI HIDING: Twenty-one hundeths (21/lOOths.) of a penny in the £. MANGAONE HIDING: One-half (-1) of a penny in the £. FITZHEHBERT HIDING: Threefourths (3/4ths.) of a penny in the a. and a HOSPITAL HATE of Twentyfour one hundreths (24/100ths.) of a penny in the £ on the unimproved value of all rateable property in the whole of the Kairanga County; the above rates being for the period commenciug on the Ist. day of April, 1932, and ending on the 31st. day of March, 1933; all such Hates to be payable in one sum on the 31st. day of August, 1932, at the office of the Council, Eangitikci Street, Palmerston North. The Valuation Holl and Hate Book arc open for inspection, without fee, at the office of tho Council, on each week day (except Saturday) from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. N. I. NIELSEN, County Clerk. 23rd. July, 1932.

EVENING FROCKS 12 UNCRUSHABLE SATIN (Pure Silk) EVENING- BROCKS. New Season's Stocks. Latest tightlilting styles with new Cowl Necks. Colours —Coral, Sea Blue ami Black. Reduced from £5/5/-. NOW £3/3/-. 1 ONLY EXCLUSIVE MODEL in Tomato and Emerald Chiffon Velvet. Gored skirt and georgette bodice. Appliqued in gold and tomato. Was £7/7/-. NOW £4/15/-. MISS RAE NEXT POST 01‘TTCE.

‘ ‘ CON SISTENTLY LO W ’ ’ Housewives who study grocery pricelists joust often be annoyed yet perhaps amused at the unties of some stores. One day a “price war” will rage and prices will be cut down and down. Soon after, the same goods will suddenly rise in price to the opposite extreme. Nothing is gained by these methods —they do nobody any good. Many ask, “Why can’t we get a grocer who sells CONSISTENTLY LOW —one whose prices may always be relied upon?” Their question which is also yours, is answered, “There is a store which soils CONSISTENTLY LOW—and that is Bennison’s. They solicit your patronage. Prices are really CONSISTENTLY LOW. Delivery service is regular and prompt. A. G. BENNISON GEOC E R ' Corner Bark T!d. PHONE H 24(y and-Marne Street. TREES—TREES—TREES SELLING OFF SALE. Prices reduced to meet tho hard times. GET OUE FKEE LIST. B. H. JUST BOTANICAL NUKSEKIES. 1 1 College Street. Palmerston North.