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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7211, 18 July 1933, Page 1

JACKSON & SONS RAISINS, 3 packets— 1/3 SULTANAS, 3 lbs.— 1/5 HONEY, Pure Clover, per lb, 5d HONEY, Glass Jars— 1/BEANS, Largo Tins— lOd SPAGHETTI, Largo Tins— lOd KIWI BACON, 6d, 9d and lOd lb. PHONE YOUR ORDER 6257 You Will Get Prompt Delivery.

AMUSEMENTS. ROSCO JUBILEE BROADCAST CONCERT TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! 8 O'CLOCK. 2ZO Will Broadcast from Tlio Bosco Studio—CONCERT—Open to tlio Public—Nominal Charge of 0D ONLY Total Proceeds Will be Donated. PROGRAMME INCLUDES,— ELOCUTION— Mr. D. J. Rogers Mr. Bert Eising INSTRUMENTAL— Mrs. Murdoch Miss Elvira Wycherley Miss Dorothy Baker Miss Mavis Muirhead VOCALISTS INCLUDE— Miss Naomi Whalley Mr. William Watters Mr. Blair Tcnnent Huia Quintette. FAREWELL VISIT. QPERA }|OUSE

Palmerston North. Direction J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. PAN T 0 MIM E PANTOMIME PANTOMIME EOR ONE MATINEE ONLY. TO-MORROW (Wed.) AFTERNOON TO-MORROW (Wed.) AFTERNOON MATINEE at 3 o ’clock. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present FRANK NEIL'S Stupendous Dury Lane Pantomime “CINDERELLA” “CINDERELLA” “CINDERELLA” A Real Three Hours’ Complete Pantomime, Right up to the Highest J. C. Williamson Standard. 80 ARTISTS 80 Including: JOSIE MELVILLE as Cinderella SYD. BECK, as the Dame. TO-MORROW NIGHT, at 8. ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY. “THE LAUGH PARADE,” “THE LAUGH PARADE,” FRANK NEIL’S RECORD-BREAK-ING REVUE STARS in a Brand New Up-to-tke-Minute Scintillating Revue, full of Lovely Scenes, Gorgeous Ensembles, Lilting Melodies and Laughs Galore. “THE LAUGH PARADE,” The Biggest and Best Revue yet seen in New Zealand. BARGAIN MATINEE PRICES—4/-, 3/-, 2/- (children half-price.) BARGAIN NIGHT PRICES—6/-, 4/-, 2/-. Box Plan Now Open at Central Booking Office. DAIRYING PROPERTY. NTOTICE is hereby given that Section 2, Block 111, Gorge Survey District, Currie Settlement—Area: 95 acres 20 perches—is open for selection on Renewable Lease —the half-yearly rent being £6l 2/6. This is a dairying property situated on a side road oil the AshhurstPalmerston North road, 14 miles from Ashhurst Post Office, School and Saleyards. One mile from railway station by good metalled roads. Dairy factory 24 males distant. Subdivided into ten paddocks. Practically all flat land—the whole area being ploughable. Suited for dairying. Buildings comprise incomplete dwelling, cowshed and hay shed. Applications will be received at the District Lands and Survey Office, Wellington, up to 2.30 o’clock p.m. on Monday, the 24th July, 1933. Full particulars on application to 11. W. C. MACKINTOSH, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

FIRESIDE CHAIRS Upholstered in Genoa Velvet—--22/6 each, or 2 for £2. CITY FURNISHERS, Fitzherbert Ave. TO LET AND FOE SALE. TjX)R SALE, two sheep dog pups; the ' best of breeding from proved parents. Guaranteed -workers or money refunded. Price two guineas. Address “Times” Office, Fcilding. TpOB SALE, 4-cylinder car, good running order; tyres, hood good condition; e.l. and s.s. —£5 cash. Address at “Times” Office. IQOA Canadian Special Buick Sedan. 2 spare wire wheels etc. Almost new. £3OO. N.Z. FARMERS ’ CO-OP. DIST. CO., Phone 6977. Palmerston North. WANTED TO SELL, or lease, 28 acres, two miles from Halcombe. Apply “50,” “Times” Office Feildiug. SALE, 20 tons chaff, £4 10/- per ton; also 20 tons clover hay 57/6 per ton; on trucks,, Feilding. Write “506,” “Times” Office. TyrORRIS Oxford Sedan on behalf of ’ client —£120 or near offer. N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OP. DIST. CO., Queen Street., Palmerston North.