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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 99, 30 April 1935, Page 1

BUNNYTHOEPE STOEES LTD. FARM’ SEEDS FOE AUTUMN SOWING. Algerian, Garten and Sparrowbill Oats, Russian Capo and Black Barley. Italian Eye, Westwoltlis, Tares, Perennial Eye, Clovers, Cocksfoot, etc. AT COMPETITIVE PRICES. Distributors for All Brands of Fertilizers and Lime. ’PHONE 6411.

AMUSEMENTS LAST DAY AND NIGHT Of tho most delightful film that Palmerston has seen in months. MARGARET SULLAVAN, HERBERT MARSHALL, “ THE "GOOD FAIRY ” (Approved l'or Universal Exhibition.) THE REGENT Theatro of Distinction. SCREENING DAILY: 2 and 8 p.m. Commencing TO-MORROW Two great stars united for the first time to make a picture worthy of tho world-shaking hook that inspired it —a picture of quality, fulfilling every requirement for firstclass entertainment. BRITISH AGENT ” KAY KAY KAY FRANCIS FRANCIS FRANCIS FRANCIS LESLIE LESLIE LESLIE HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD HOWARD To her lover, England comes first; to lier, Russia. Both aro therefore enemies, even is each other’s arms. “ BRITISH AGENT ” “BRITISH AGENT” "BRITISH AGENT” “ BRITISH AGENT ” “ BRITISH AGENT ” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) HE DEFIED THE ARMIES OF AN EMPIRE. AND WAS CONQUERED BY A WOMAN’S KISS. A stab at tho heart of tho world— Inspired by the almost incredible adventuro of tho famed Lone Wolf of international intrigue, and of the beautiful woman, whoso duty it was to tako his life —while her heart demanded his lips—liis Jove. BOOK NOW FOR ROAD TO ROMANCE, PATH OF ADVENTURE, HIGHWAY OF THRILLS. Box Plans at Collinson and Cunningliamc’s, Phono 7175; after G p.m., Phone G77G.

KELVIN GROVE HALL. TO-NIGHT. April 30th TO-NIGHT SOCIAL AND DANCE. Good Orchestra. Gents 1/G; Ladies a Basket. GENERAL NOTICES "”aLL”'siSjNTS ,I " r rAEISH.'” ANNUAL Meeting of Parishioners will be licld at .the Parish Hall, TO-NIGHT, 30th APRIL, at S pan. Business: To receive Report and Balance-sheet, Election of Synoclsmcn, General. THE RUAHINE TRAMPING CLUB ' ' (Inc.) • lT HE Annual General Meeting of the above Club will be held in the Royal Dutch Lounge (upstairs) TONIGHT (Tuesday), April 30th, at 7.45 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; General. All members and intending members are requested to attend. L. THORNE, Hon. Sec. PLUMBING. ,/U ALL BRANCHES. ''' * CHARGES REASONABLE. P. D. WILLS PHONE 7222 W HEN in Town Dine at the KOSY LOUNGE. Once a patron —always a patron.

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