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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 42, 19 February 1938, Page 1

STOCKTAKING THROWOUTS IN CARPET SQUARES, BODY CARPET, HEARTH RUGS. TOO NUMEROUS TO ITEMISE. Inspect and We Know You Will. Buy from our Large Bange. ANDREWS’ “hlrf* 184-190 KANGITIKEI STREET. AMUSEMENTS Sole Direction: CONNORS & PAUL, Saying ‘ ‘ Hello 1 1 and 1 1 Goodbye. ’ ’ OPERA HOUSE PALMERSTON NORTH. TO-DAY AND TO-NIGHT. ONE MATINEE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Connors and Paul Productions Present “ HOITY TOITY ” “ HOITY TOITY ” First Presentation in Palmerston North of the Wonder Show, with SYD. BECK SYD. BECK (Chief Joy Germ.) Direct from America. MORAN AND WISER MORAN AND WISER Sensational Hat Throwers —‘ ‘ It’s Alj in Fun.” THE 7 FLYING ELMARS THE 7 FLYING ELMARS Daring Acrobats from the London Palladium. THE FOUR K’s. THE FOUR K’s. London’s Famous Melody Girls in a Musical Banquet. SPECIAL FEATURE! THE FAN DANCE. THE FAN DANCE. There have been many dance novelties on the Vaudeville stage, but never beforo has such " sensational | offering as Mademoiselle Paul- | ette’s own original version of what | is known as “The Fan Dance” [been seen. Banned in some countries on hearsay evidence, but once seen the ban has been lifted, thus enabling thousands to witness the I most alluring and exotic dance of I all times, gracefully and artistically presented. | THE FAN DANCE. IT’S DARING! IT’S BEAUTIFUL! | IT’S CHARMING! 1 IT’S INTERESTING! Together with the Greatest Line-up oi ALL-STAR ARTISTS ever assembled on One Bill.— AND —- 30 _ GLAMOROUS GIRLS 30 GLAMOROUS GIRLS Six of which have been selected an 3 Signed for Hollywood. And QUEENIE PAUL’S SUNKISSED BEAUTIES. PRICES: 4/- (reserved), 3/- and 2/unreserved. Prices plus tax. Matinee Prices: 3/-, 2/-, 1/- (plus tax.) Plans open on Wednesday at Collinson and Cunninghamo’s. MONSTER JOY NIGHT DANCE W.I. HALL, WOODVILLE. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd. Gedson’s Aces. FREE BUSES from Palmerston North, Dannevirke and Pahiatua. ADMISSION Ladies 2/6, Gents 3/6, Double 5/-. SITUATIONS VACANT WOMEN’S CALL BUREAU, Broadway, Palmerston N, ’phone 6792. Lady-help, pantry-maid and housemaid, experienced housemaid-waitress and domestics. o board week or two. Will pay well for suitable home. Write “61,” “Times” Office, Feilding. WANTED, kind person VV 14-months-old baby for TX7ANTED, man for potato digging. VV Ring 128 M, after 7 p.m. WANTED, capable help. Apply Mrs. West, 81 Russell Street. ■UWANTED, experienced man to erect vv twenty chains fence, contract. Address at “Times” Office, Feilding. WANTED, boy, 16 to 18, for small VV dairy farm; Taranaki district; good home. Experience not necessary. Apply “Times” Office, Feilding. ANTED, for small adult family, Feilding; cook-general; no washing; easy place. Apply ‘ ‘Times” Office, Feilding. WANTED, smart delivery boy about vv 16 years, for grocery trade, Palmerston North. Write *‘478,” “Times” Office. ■ytTANTED, young man. £SO to £IOO. v Drive tractor. Contract work.— H. Wooler, 15 Waterloo Street, Dannevirke. ’Phone 2249. middle-aged person as capable help for an elderly lady, for Plimmerton. Apply ‘476,’ “Times” Office. OFFICE BOY WANTED. A WHOLESALE Firm requires boy from Secondary School; personality important as may lead to outside position. Apply stating age and enclosing copies only of testimonials to “No. 479,” “Times” Office. SITUATIONS WANTED THIRST-CLASS carpenter wants house to build, or alterations. Contract or wages. Write “477,” or address at “Times” Office. "POSITION wanted by single man as - L ' teamster, in Feilding district; life experience with horses; no cows. Address “Times” Office, Feilding. RADIO AND EQUIPMENT 'THE Summer months are here—Why not buy a “Crosley Refrigerator” and save. Also State Radios, King Dick Cleaners and “Crosley” Washers. Phone or call in and inspect—Under no obligation.—WßlGHT, STEPHENSON & CO., Rangitikei St. Phone 5361.