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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 151, 29 June 1938, Page 1

BUNNYTHOKPE STORES LTD. LIFEBUOY BRAND GUM BOOTS. MEN ’S RED IvNEE GUM BOOTS with white cleated soles and heels, 23/6 pr. MEN’S RED GUM BOOTS with black cleated soles and heels .. .. 21/6 pr. MEN’S BLACK GUM BOOTS with cleated soles 16/6 pr. BOYS’ BLACK GUM BOOTS, 12/6 pr. WOMEN’S BRIGHT GUM BOOTS, 10/6 pr. ’PHONE 6411. AMUSEMENTS

ROSY THEATRE (Heated for Your Comfort.) TO-DAY 2 P.M., 6.30 and 8 P.M. Another “Ace’’ “ Guest Day” Attraction for the Whole Family at Reduced Prices. ALL STALLS 9d.; CIRCLE 1/-. 2 BICt pictures No. 1 Attraction— Sabres Clanging, Bugles Sounding Cavaliers in Stark Young's Immortal .Epic of men who fought for tho Grand Old Cause of Southern Chivalry. RANDOLPH SCOTT MARGARET SULLIVAN, WALTER CONNOLLY In Paramount Picture's Thrill,

| “ SO BED THE BOSE ” | Romance Etched Against the Thrill of Strife. No. 2 Attraction BILLY LEE FRAinCES FARMER, In Paramount’s Thriller, | “TOO MANY PABENTS” 1 I—IUiHJAY { j THK KITZ BROTHERS ; | In 20th Century ’s Smash Musical | Comedy Hit, j “ LIFE BEGINS j IN COLLEGE”j j The Mad Merry Maniacs of “Sing, | | Buby, Sing, ” “On the Avenue, ’ ’ \ | and “You Can’t Have Everything’’ i I j (.All Approved for Universal Exhibition.'. GENERAL NOTICES , P.N. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ i COUNCIL. S E CO N D Annual dance, THURSDAY, JUNE 30 th. EMPIRE HALL. Reid’s Piano Accordeon Band. Ladies 2/-, Gents 2/6, Double 4/-. (A.R.R.) FREE FLYING SCHOLARSHIP The first successful member of the Dominion Aircraft Club to receive a Free Flying Scholarship is Mr. J. Kirk, Auckland. You can also have the same opportunity. Send stamped addressed envelope for full particulars to The Secretary, Dominion Aircraft Club, Box 1425 E, Wellington. * ‘ C ATARRH ” CURED IN 30 DAYS. There is no need for you to continue suffering with Catarrh. Our threefold treatment completely removes the diseaso from the system in one month Many chronic sufferers who were considered incurable are now entirely freo from this distressing complaint. Don’t put it off until next week—Send TODAY—and next week you will feel the wonderful relief which all our patients experience. Completo treatment, 8/6, pfys I/- postage. TINSLEY’S HERBAL STORES, Next Standard Office, The .Square, P.N. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN THE SUPREME COURT, HOLDEN AT PALMERSTON NORTH. is hereby given that statements of accounts and balancesheets in respect of tho under-mentioned estates, together with the report of the Audit Office thereon, havo been duly tiled in tho above Court; and I hereby further give notice that at the sitting of tlio said Court, to be liolden on MONDAY, the 18th day of JULY, 1938, I intend to apply for an order releasing me from tho administration of tho said estates. Dated at Palmerston North this 28th day of June, 1938. JONES, JOHN, Palmerston North, dealer. YOUNG, JOHN FREDERICK, Levin, joiner. ANDREW, HUGH HENRY, Palmerston North, contractor. WILSON, HENRY JAMES JOHN, Palmerston North, baker. KKEFT, ALBERT, Palmerston tforth, labourer. BR AM WELL, ERIC RAYMOND, Feeding, steward. RICE, DONALD, Palmerston North, company manager. TOMS, MERVYN, Palmerston North, joiner. GREER, GEORGE NELSON, Shannon, labourer. BARLOW, WILLIAM EDWARD, Palmerston North, radio serviceman. McDonald, DONALD, Palmerston North, confectioner. CAN NELL, JAMES EDWARD PASCAL, Tiakitahuna, farmer. F. C. LITCHFIELD, Deputy Official Assignee, Palraerston North.