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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 14, 18 January 1937, Page 1

BUNNY THORPE! STOIiES LTD Hams 1/3 jb. Jordan Almonds 3/. lb. Muscatels .. 1/- and 1/6 pkt. Choice Dessert Digs .. 1/* lb. Choice Cooking Figs .. .. .. .. (id. lb. Canned Fruit—Apricots, Peaches, Pears 1/3 tin Pineapple, Prizewinner, 7d & lOd tin Mixed Nuts 10d lb. Cordials, assorted flavours 1/3 bot. Greggs Fruit Extract 1/3 bot Prices Fruit Extract 1/- bot. Sheep Tongues .. 1/4 Gears .. 1/6 PHONE 6411. AMUSEMENTS. K 0 S Y - T °- DAY - a 2 p . m>> 0.30 and S p>nL A Hard Boiled Yegg Meets a Dizzy Dame in Distress! CHESTER FAY MORRIS WKAY MORRIS WRAY In Octavus Roy Cohen’s Thrill, “ THEY MET IN A TAXI ” No •wonder this romantic big thrillhunter fell for her hook,* lino and sinker .... A fugitive escaping from the law But a beautiful onol It’s Your New Screen Thrill. Associate Feature JAMES DUNN, THURSTON HALE, ‘ 4 TWO-FISTED GENTLEMAN’ ’ Tho punch-packed adventures of a palooka who used his hands instead of his head! «» And Theu BUCK JONES In Chapter Five. * 1 THE PHANTOM RIDER.’ 1 (Prog. Approved Univer. Exhibition.) Children Under 12 Not Admitted. GENERAL NOTICES GARDEN LIME. USE “HATUMA” FINEST QUALITY 140 lb. Bags 3/3 delivered. Save your plants by using Burnt Lime. Sold in any quantity. Use Glen Coal. Cheap firewood, 3/6 bag. MANAWATU PRODUCE EXCHANGE, Wood and Coal Merchants, PHONE 6334. 33A GREY ST. FEILDING SHOW and RAM FAIR. SHOW: TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, February 2nd and 3rd. RAM FAIR: THURSDAY & FRIDAY,! February 4th and sth. £I2OO offered in PRIZE MONEY AND TROPHIES. £SOO additional prize money for the MANAWATU JERSEY OAKS COMPETITION which will be finalised at this Show. Comprehensive Schedule for all classes of Ring Competitions, Dog Trial, Chopping Competitions, Horses and Ponies, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs, Honey, Cookery, [Needlework, Arts and. Crafts, and Novelties, forwarded on application. • All Entries CLOSE on THURSDAY, JANUARY 21st, 1937. Send for a Stock or a Home Industries Prize List for the Show, and Entry Forms for the Ram Fair to— D. MILLER, Secretary, Box 98, Feilding. Phones: 46 (Office), 554 (Private.) Show open till 10.30 p.m. both days. GENERAL NOTICES. Remember, Mr. Parmer— ALL your sows Need VYMIN right NOW. BONA LEEDS LTD. 256 CUBA ST., PALMERSTON NTH. FRANKLIN RADIO SEE, HEAR and BUY. KIWI CYCLE CO. LTD., GEORGE STREET, PALMERSTON NORTH. WANTED TO BUY ANTED TO BUY, 500 battens (no pinus insignus.) Reply “Battens,” •‘Times” Office. AN PIQUES, Period Pictures and Books. Highest prices given.—Burlington's, Fine Art and Antique Dealers, 312 Cuba Street, P.N. KREFT, licensed dealer, purchases brewery and wine bottles; gent’s and children's clothing; highest prices. Wants to sell clockface scales. —169 Cuba Street (Opp. Community Stores). TTNCLE ALF Avants to buy Gent’s discarded clothing, boots, shoes, old gold, silver, trade tools, suitcases, etc. We call and collect. Phone 6780. Only address, £33 Main Street. ■yUANTED for sound buyer good dairy farm to carry 30 to 35 cows, Kai ranga, Rongotea or Ashhurst. W. S. LONG, EANGITIKEI STBEET. HOUSES FOR SALE FOR SALE ■MICE 5 roomed Bungalow in good locality. Hot water, range, all conA’eniences; motor garage, concrete paths, lawns, etc. PRICE: £750, with £SO Deposit. Balance £4/14/- per month as rent. \yM. c oNAGHAN & C°-> 33 BANGITIICET ST. PHONE 7556. PALMEBSTON NOBTH,