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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7247, 29 August 1933, Page 1

BROADWAY LOUNGE LIMITED. Caterers and Cake Specialists, Phono 63iA. 3-COURSE MEAL V~ 3-COURSE MEAL V~ FIRST-CLASS MENU FIRST-CLASS MENU BROADWAY LOUNGE LTD.

AMUSEMENTS. REGENT THEATRE CONCLUDING AT 8 TO-NIGHT. The Spectacular Musical Comedy—i“ IT’S GREATTO BE ALIVE ” GAY ! HILARIOUS 1 ! PEPPY 1 ! ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ON THE STAGE— The Brilliant Vaudeville Act “LES STATUES QUES,” From the "Folies Bergeres/’ Paris. COMMENCING TO-MORROW NIGHT RE-UNITED BY POPULAR DEMAND! WILLIAM POWELL and KAY FRANCIS " JEWEL ROBBERY ” THRILL TO THE ROMANTIC ESCAPADES OF THIS GENTLEMAN BANDIT, IN A LIGHT, UP-TO-TIIE -MINUTE COMEDY SPARKLING WITH FUN - (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) SPECIAL VARIETIES:— Musical Revue Comedy Short Drama Travelogue Graham McNameo News. FOR RESERVATIONS Phone 7178.

GREAT MAORI PAGEANT By United Methodist Maori Parties. SPECTACULAR FASCINATING EDUCATIVE. 1. —The Maori of Yesterday. 2. —The Maori of To-day. 3. —The Maori of To-morrow. Splendid Music from Maori and European Sources. QPERA JJOUSE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4th, S p.m. Admission 1/6 and 1/-; Booking Fee 5d at Central Booking Office. Whatever Else You Miss Don’t Miss This!

HOCKEY AUCKLAND v. MANAWATU, 2.30 p.m., Parle Bead. TO-DAY. TO-DAY. Admission Tree. See Manawatu, Challengers for N.Z, Shield, in Action.

OROUA DOWNS FOOTBALL CLUB, ANNUAL BALL OROUA DOWNS HALL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31st, 1933. At 8 p.m. Larkin's Orchestra. Gents 3/6; Ladies’ 2/-; Double 5/-. Free Bus From Foxton. R. GATES, Hon. Sec.

;i pRAINED Nurso will take semiinvalid or convalescent patient in own country liome; every comfort and attention; reasonable terms. Apply “X.Y.Z.,” “Times" Office, Feilding. NOTICE-MACHINE REPAIRS. Any make of Sewing Machine repaired by Expert Mechanics (town or country). Notice may be loft in the FUBNISHING DEPT., THE c. M. ROSS CO. LTD. Workmanship Guaranteed.

“ THE MAYFAIR ” P.D.C. BUILDINGS. AFTERNOON TEA DAILY AT 2.0 0 PAL lou will enjoy the music and entertainment offered by THE HIGHHATTERS Hear DENIS COLLINSON, Tho Singing Violinist. Afternoon Tea 9d. ROYAL BOOK EXCHANGE. BOOKS AND RECORDS, 2d Exchange. 255 MAIN STREET, PHONE 7182. Mrs. A. Persson, Proprietress. L. G. LOVEDAY. gTUDIO: Coles' Bldg., Ground Floor. Violin, Spanish and Steel Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo. Dance Band, phone Hec. Bell, 5246 or 7290. MOTOR REPAIRS. QEND Your Car to Nicholson and Skeatcs, motor engineers, Fitzherbert Avenue, for repairs. Only expert mechanics employed. Charges reduced to bedrock. Phone 7312.

“gHOECRAFT” SHOES PERFECT FIT—PERFECT SHAPE Ladies’ Black Patent and Suede Courts, Spanish heel 28/6 Ladies’ Black Glace Courts, beaded buckle. Spanish heel 32/6 CRAWFORD’S SHOE STORE Main St. W. (Next Commercial Hotel). TO LET QUITE OF OFFICES, IN CENTRAL POSITION. For Address APPLY. “TIMES' 1 OFFICE