CYCLE REPAIRS GET YOUII CYCLIC EE-ENAMELLED 5/- •\rortli repairs; Inner Tubes littod, lid. TYRES—2/9, 4/-, C/C. XEW 0 YULES, £6/10/-. BOUCHER 24S CUBA ST. PHONE 6091.
amusements. ROSY THEATRE CONTINUOUS FROM 1 P.M. DAILY. Young Love and Droll Comedy Against a Background of Puncli-Packcd Thrills ! “ DANGEROUS CROSSROADS ” A SPEEDY DRAMA OF THE ROARING RAILS AVith "OLD MAN” CHIC SALE, at the Throttle, and JACKIE SEA RLE, DIANE SINCLAIR and FRANK ALBERTSON, in tho Crew. ALSO JEAN HARLOW, LORETTA YOUNG and KOBT. WILLIAMS, In “ ‘THE platinum BLONDE ” Fast Comedy at its Brightest! (Both Features Approved lor Universal Exhibition.) Chap. S "Clancy of the Mounted.” TIME TABLE:— g er j a l 1.5 4.7 7.9 . Platinum Blonde .. 1-22 4.2-1 7.26 Dangerous, Crossroads 2.52 5.5-1 S.ob BLUE BAND TAXIS 02 6 5 phone 60 6 5 Special Quotes for Weddings, Dances, Parties, etc. SPECIAL SPECIAL CLUNY MaePHERSON AND HIS ROYAL AMBASSADOR STAGE BAND Will be Playing lor the MASQUERADE BALL DE LUXE HALL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2nd. MOTORISTS ! ALL Ist GRADE PETROLS NOW 1/10 PEli GALLON * Efficient and Prompt Service. OPERA HOUSE SERVICE STATION. 7 A.M. TO 9 P.M. BANK HOLIDAYS. 'THE undermentioned Banks at Pal"L merston North will close at NOON on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, tho Ist. and 3rd. NOVEMBER, 1933, on account of the Manawatu A. and F. Show: — The Union Bank of Australia, Ltd., T. P. FOTHERINGHAM, Inspector. Bank of New South Wales, R. C. ADDISON, Inspector. Bank of Australasia, H. 1. THODEY, Inspector. The National Bank of New Zealand, Ltd., J. T. GROSE, General Manager. Bank of New Zealand, H. BUCKLETON, General Manager. The Commercial Bank of Australia, Ltd., E. P. YALDWYN, General Manager. Tho Branches of tho above Banks will observe Wednesday, Ist. November, 1933, as a whole holiday,, at tho undermentioned towns—Bulls, Foxton, Hunterville, Mangawcka, Otaki, Rongotca and Shannon. MISS SMYTHE DRESSMAKER. Queen’s Chambers, near Watson Bros. The Square, P.N. Salvo hearn eczema, milkJ ers eczema, septic linger nails, chooi sores, piles, plant poisoning, etc. /-, 3/0, 0/- a jar. Henderson’s Piiarmcy, Library Buildings. “WILTON” COAL STILL COMPETITIVE . dial 5488 )E PRICES, COAL AND WOOD D. DICKIE AND CO., LTD., 29. Raugitikei Street. L. G. LOVEDAY. QTL’DIO: Coles’ Bldg., Ground Floor. Violin, Spanish and Steel Guitar, Mandolin and Banjo. Dance Band, phono Hcc. Bell, 5210 or 7290. FOR SALE MACALISTEE TWO ROW RID GEE, As new. 7ft. CAMBRIDGE ROLLER, For Horse or Tractor. BOOTH TRACTOR PLOW, nearly new. McL. WALLACE STACKER, as new. McCORMICK, OSBORNE and HERKULES MOWERS, all guaranteed. MANSON & BARR, LTD, Machinery & Hardware Exchange. QUEEN CARNIVAL is going strong, and so is C. O’CONNELL of 14A CAMPBELL ST., with CARPENTRY, CABINETMAKING, and UPHOLSTERY. A FEW more orders can be accepted before Christmas.
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Manawatu Times, Volume LIV, Issue 7300, 30 October 1933, Page 1
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