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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 9, 11 January 1936, Page 1

DUSTIN'S LTD. THE SQUARE OFP. RAILWAY STATION. THE HOME OP “BUTTERMAID” SPONGE BLOCK All Varieties. Cream Pilled. lOd per lb.

AMUSEMENTS HAWKE CUP MATCH SIXTH CHALLENGE, Continues at the SPORTSG R O U N D, TO-DAY TO-DAY At 10.30 a.m. And on Monday. SOUTHLAND MANAWATU Neither team has lost a match for two years. Be sure to see this EPIC STRUGGLE. Can the STRONG TEAM from the South Defeat the Strong Eleven of the NORTH? Admission: Adults 1/-; Children halfprice. Season Tickets 2/-. Cars free. Picnic on the Grounds. Hot Water Available. OPERA HOUSE A iNEW caTAiNjJrLRjJ JliN ENTERTAINMENT 1 Commencing with a GREAT GALA PERFORMANCE GREAT GALA PERFORMANCE MONDAY, JANUARY 20th, AND 2 FOLLOWING NIGHTS MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 22nd, J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. presents th'e STAGE’S MIGHTIEST ACHIEVEMENT. WHITE HORSE INN 150 ARTISTS 150 And the NEW REVOLVING gTAGE The greatest musical spectacle the Eng-lish-speaking stage has ever known. Colossal in Conception Dazzling in its beauty and lilting with glorious melodies. •“ WHITE HORSE INN'' comes to set a new standard in our theatrical entertainments. The elaborate Inn scene, tho arrival of the Tourist Steamboat, the World’s Biggest Revolving Stage, the comedy cows, the Mountain Top, the Beautiful Bathing Girls in tho Swimming Pool, the Garden Restaurant, the Legionaires, the gorgeous costumes, beauteous ballets, delightful dances, uproarious comedy scenes and the wonderful raiustorm. The Principal Artists include Romola Hansen, Herbert Browne, Alfred Frith, Don Nicol, Colin Crane, Miriam Lester, Mario Conan, Alban Mack, Jeanne Battyc, Charles Albert and Master Greaves. Full Operatic Orchestra and Chorus. Popular Prices: Dress Circle and Reserved Stalls, 7/6; Unreserved Stalls, 5/-; Late Door, 4/-; Pit, 2/6. Children half-price matinee only. All prices plus tax. Box plans will be opened at Collinson and Cunninghame’s on Thursday morning next. Touring Manager John 1 arrell.

SPECIAL FLYING DISPLAY AND OFFICIAL OPENING OF UNION AIRWAYS TRUNK SERVICE AT . MILSON AERODROME, (Palmerston North) WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15th, Commencing at 1.45 pan. SPECTACULAR DISPLAY OF EXHIBITION FLYING. by N.Z. Air Force, and •by Leading Professional Pilots of the Dominion, including Flight Lieut. D. M. 'Allan, of Auckland. Special Parachute Events 'by Messrs Fraser and Sellars. Joyriding in DH S 6 Airliners, 10/-. Admission: 1/-; Children 6d. Parking Free. GENERAL NOTICES A NEW YEAR GIFT rr. BOOMED house, every convenience, frontage. 2 chains x 5 chains. Section beautifully laid out in lawns, rose garden, shrubberies, fruit trees, kitchen garden, grass tennis court. Most select locality in city. A great snip at £1650. Fred Jackson, National Mutual Buildings, Rangitikei Street. Phone 6431. OBOUA LODGE OF DRUIDS No. 5. 7a it. TVHE Bcgular Meeting of the Lodge -*• will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Cuba Street, on TUESDAY, 14!h January, 1936, at 7.30 p.m. Business: Initiation and General. J. MEWETT, Secretary. , PALMEESTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL. ADDITIONAL CHARGE ON RATES. PUBLIC Notice is hereby given that in accordance with Section 76 of “The Eating Act, 1925’’ an additional charge of Ten per cent, will be added to all Rates unpaid after January 14th, 1936. J. R, HARDIE, Town Clerk, December 20th,. 1935 i