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Manawatu Times, Volume 61, Issue 157, 6 July 1936, Page 1

BUNNYTHORPE STORES LTD CITY PRICES Fr.csh Dried Apricots .. ». 1/- lb. Choico Asfar Date 3 „ 4Jbs 1/Prunes, 70/80, 31bs 1/-; 30/40, Gd lb. Free o' Seed Raisins, 12oz. pkt., Gd.; IGoz. BcL Prizewinner Pineapple, 7d, lOd, 1/- tin. Good Broken Orange Pekoe Tea, 2/- lb. Cocoanut Gd lb. Sardines 5 tins I/-. Rolled Oats 41bs 1/-; Oreamoata 1/7 pkt, 2001 b. bag of N.Z. Pollard 18/G PHONE 6411. AMUSEMENTS Packed to the Roof Saturday Night; And No Wonder! Do Not Miss This Great DoubleFeature Programme, ROSY —7~ ROSY TO-DAY TO-NIGHT 2 p.m.- G. 30 and S p.m. Watch His Dust .... When He Rides! Watch Your Step .. When Ho Shoots! Watch Your Gal .. .. When He Sings! DICK KORAN THE SINGING COWBOY, (Equal to Nelson Eddy) in “ SONG OF “ SONG OF THE SADDLE ” THE SADDLE " Hear him sing “Underneath A Western Sky," aud other numbers. Also TIM McCOY In a New Role. Thundering Motors Shrieking Sirens Clear the way for “ POLICE CAR 17 ” “ POLICE CAR-17 ” The Scourge of Crookdom. Thrilling, Sizzling, Action with the Radio Patrol. (Both Approved tor Universal Exhibition)

SKATING TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! at the SHOWGROUNDS. Exercise and Fun for Winter Evenings. Separate room for learners. PAHIATUA HOCKEY CLUB’S DEBUT BALL MAIN tiAMUTU ilALi>, (Ouo Milo Paihiatua.'i WEDNESDAY, JULY Sth, Wi Larkin’s Danco Band, Six Brilliant Instrumentalists. LAMP DE VIENNA Exhibition Fox Trot by Leading N.Z. Professionals. Introduction to District of Parisian Spot Light. Touring Fijian Hockey Team will be in Attendance. Popular Prices: Ladies 2/G; Gents o/6; Double 5/-. FARMS FOR SALE BEST SHEEP COUNTRY IN THE DOMINION. 700 Acres of Genuine Limestone. All in first-class pasture. Well subdivided, watered; very good buildings. Grow 3 wonderfully good sheep (average clip 121b5.) - 2| sheep country. Only ono hour’s run from Palmerston North. It is seldom this class of farm comes on the market. Price £lB per acre. Substantial cash or would consider as part payment, small unencumbered farm. KENNETH McDONALD, SOLE AGENT. PALMEBSTON NOETH.

Cf) Acres leasehold. 13$ years to run. Half rick river soil, 6 acres good lucerne. New fences. Good buildings. 23 cows, bull, 2 horses, 4 sows, boar, 14 young pigs. Machines. £IOOO going concern. 2S acres freehold, all llat, 2 houses, cowshed, 20 cows, horse, few sheep, £I4OO going concern.—Butler and Co., George Street. FARM FOE EXCHANGE. ■pVARM 57 acres 1 mile Palmerston North, good home, will exchango for Free hold residential property Wanganui or Palmerston North. W. S. LONG, EANGITIKEI STREET. PTO/? Acres —This property is well situated, considered ono of the best farm 3in district. Wintering 1100 b. owes, 550 hoggetts and wethers, 100 cattle; 200 acres Hat, all tile drained, balance undulating. Well subdivided lino residence, cottage, woolshed, etc. 8 miles from two townships and railway. Bedrock price, £23 per acre; good deposit required.—VlCTOE E. SMITH, Real Estato Agent, Fcilding. 11l Acres, all in grass, 16 paddocks, ■*" artesian water, carry GO cows nicely. Nice 4-roomed house, 14-bail cowshed. Price 45 per acre. Owner will take house property in this City in exchange. Over 17,000 lbs. butterfat ono year was taken off this property. J. L. BENNETT LTD., Land Agents, Eangitkei Street, Palmerston North. Phono G 261. 11l Acres Manawatu Eiver bed flats. 1 4 roomed cottage, sheds. £7OOO going concern, or exchango Palmerston property. Alex J, Geary, Feilding,