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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7239, 19 August 1933, Page 3

TIVOLI TO-NIGHT FINALLY. JACK HULBERT “ THE GHOST TRAIN * CICELY COURTNEIDGE ANN TODD and ANGELA BADDELEY. You will certainly be thrilled. A picture to make your flesh creep. Mystery and thrill in a railway melodrama. A weird picture and a ghostly story. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Also, — “Come Back to Erin,” “Rippling Waters,” ‘ ‘ Partners Two, ’ ' Silly Symphony, ‘Mickey's Melodies.* MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30 P.M. GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT MAJESTIC THEATRE, WEDNESDAY, August 23rd, AT S P.M. PROGRAMME. HUL-V QUINTETTE in concerted numbers and Community Singing. CONJURING AND HYPNOTISM by Professor Knawood. HUMOROUS ELOCUTIONARY ITEMS. WEIGHT LIFTING by Professor McBarrell. LECTURE ON ECONOMICS by Professor Pisa Anna. A WEALTH OF MUSIC, MAGIC AND LAUGHTER! Admission: Circle and Front Stalls 2/-; Stalls I/-. Proceeds in aid of the Feilding Municipal Band, CHELTENHAM HALL. TUG-OF-WAR TOURNAMENT. WEDNESDAY, August 30th. Teams of Five Men (60 stone limit.) PRIZES: Two Guineas and One Guinea No Entry Fee. SUPPER AND DANCE TO FOLLOW. Admission: Gentlemen 2/-; Ladies 1/-. J£IMBOLTON Women's Institute.— Gipsy Dance, Kimboltoii Hall, Friday, September Bth„ 1933. Orchestra. Admission 2/- and 1/6. K IMBOLTON Farrier, R. Terrill.— Work of all description; farm implement repairs. General Blacksmith. ABSOLUTELY, the. latest, All, Wool Golf. Shirts, zipp fasteners. Shades blue, maroon, grey and green. See this line on display. T, C. COLLINS LTD. Handles, slightly" damaged, worth o/6, to clear at 1/3. ■ Saving to Smokers—B.D.V. Cigarettes, 6d for 10. Fresh stock at J. Darragh & Sons. £JABBAGE and Onion Plants now ready. Seed Potatoes and all garden seeds. .Dowrick, Florist, Feilding. Phone 703 A. TpORD car hooda ready to tack on, £4.—W. H. Clayton, Car Hood. Specialist, Feilding, THESE Cold nights you want something heating. Glen Coal takes a lot of beating. Phone 160, Feilding. B W. Law. JgARGAIN! Valve Console All wave Ultimate Radio. Was £s6—Now £32. Anderson and Pitman, Electricians and Radio Dealors, 3 Beattie St., Feilding. Phone OSS, Res. 93M. <START 1933 with a aew B.S.A.—The Cycle with a. 50 years guarantee. Price £lO/10/-. M. Wildbore, ‘Tho Cycle Doctor.’ Solo Agent. EADE & Sons, Undertakers and Cabinetmakers. Phones 170 and 638. We specialise in every department of undertaking. Glass wreaths. Res. 3 Camden Street. Repairs all makes of cars, Batteries, Tyres, etc. Cheaper at Sumner's Garage; Kimboltou Road, Feilding. Phones (Workshop) 174; (Residence) 379. • • JDEGAL Zonophone Records—large * stock of the latest hits at Carthew’s. JCpOR SALE, Dry manuka, 2/6 sack; Cones 1/6 sack. Puke Coal Agent, H. Hunt. Phono 88. SPECIAL PURCHASE 50 English-made Striking and Westminster Chimes Clocks—Strike 59/6 and 65/-; Chime £5/15/- and £6/6/-. Deposit will secure one. Selling fast at SHORT & SMITHERS, The Square, Palmerston North, and at Feilding. FEILDING FREEZING WORKS THOS. BORTHWICK & SONS (A’ASIA) LTD. SHOP. AORANGI Our PRICES have not been increased, but our sales havel MUTTON, from 4/- per side. LAMB, from G/- per side. Also Prime Beef aud Pork at very low prices. ’PHONE 410. ' FEILDING. Genuine British Just landed an extensive assortment of STRAIGHT and BULB INFLATIONS, AIR and MILK TUBING, GUM BOOTS, etc., to bo offered at BEDROCK PRICES. DAIRY FARMERS! BUY BRITISH GOODS, and help your best market Send in your orders to the N.Z. Farmers’ Co-op. Dist. Co. LIMITED. FEILDING.