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Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 98, 28 April 1939, Page 1

BUNNYTHORPE STORES LTD. PRODUCE, HARDWARE, TIMBER MERCHANTS. Have Stocks of Farm Seeds. Galvanised Iron. Wire, Nails, Staples, Cement, Fertilisers. Distributors for All Brands Fertilisers and Lime. PHONE C4ll. AMUSEMENTS Y-2 P.M., 6.30 and 8 P.M. We Present a Gigantic Double-feature Programme! -ROSY THEATRE--KOSY THEATRE(The House of Action.) DANGER IS THEIR BUSINESS— Daring Happy-go-lucky Heroes Risking Their Lives for the Thrill of it! —BRIAN DONLEYY — —BRIAN DONLEVY——JOHN KING——JOHN KING—LYNN BARI WALLY VERNON “ SHARPSHOOTERS ” “ SHARPSHOOTERS ” “ SHARPSHOOTERS ” (Approved for UniVersaJ Exhibition.) Action and Thrills -with the Dare-devil Cameramen! AND THEN Prepare for WARNER BROS, scoop the headlines again with this sensational expose of AMERICA’S 1,000,000dollar accident racket! —RONALD REAGAN——GLORIA BLONDELL——DICK PURCELL— In Blood-dulling Excitement and Mystery. “ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN ” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults. Also Chapter 0. of Thrilling Detective “RED BARRY,” Titled, “Oriental Torture.’’ GENERAL NOTICES TE ARAKURA TENNIS CLUB. ANNUAL DANCE, TE ARAKURA HALL, Revellers’ Orchestra. TO-MORROW (SAT.) April 29th, 8 p.m OPENING NIGHT. THE * 1 GRAND CLUB” DANCE EMPIRE HALL MARTON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3rd, 1939, Andy Keen’s Collegians Orchestra. Streamers and Sit-down Supper. 2/(3, 3/-, 5/- Double. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY. KAIRANGA BRANCH. rpHE Third Annual Meetiug will be held in the Kairanga Hall, 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT (Friday) April 28th. J. B. CHRYSTALL, Hon. Secretary. N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY. P.N. WOMEN’S DIVISION. A NNU AL Meeting of Members will bo held in Royal Dutch Lounge (upstairs) on TUESDAY, May 2nd, at 2.30 p.m. A. M. JENNINGS, Hon. Secretary. CARNARVON HALL. TUESDAY, 2nd MAY. CLYDESDALE SOCIAL CLUB —D AN c E Proceeds in aid of New Hall Fund. Good Music Good Supper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/(5. Euchre for Non-dancers. NO - NO ~ NO IMPORT RESTRICTIONS IMPORT RESTRICTIONS IMPORT RESTRICTIONS AT ‘ ‘ TOMS ’ ’ FRUIT MART. ‘ ‘ TOMS ’ ’ FRUIT MART. T)LENTY of imported Fruits at " L “Toms.” Oranges, Bananas, Pineapples—the Government in their wisdom have not restricted the importation of ahy fresh fruit. Full stocks of aJI imported lines obtainable as usual. ALSO: Full stocks of all local-grown fruit and vegetables at lowest prices always—at “Toms” Mart. NOTE THESE LOW PRICES:— Apples, Apples, Apples. STURMERS, 61b. I/-. (One Week Only.) Potatoes (the best in P.N.) 2Slb. 3/Onions (new season’s) .. .. 41bs 1/Pears (best cooking) 51bs I/Pasion Fruit (big) 12 a I/Delicious Apples (sound) .. 41bs. 17PLENTY OF VEGETABLES. Same Prices Both Shops. “ TOMS ” FRUIT MART Rangitikei Street and Alain Street. ’PHONE 5367. CHAS. BOWDEN’S SERVICE STATION (Charles Bowden, Proprietor.) 313 RANGITIKEI STREET, P.N. (Next Argyle Avenue). PHONE 6788. PETROL OIL REPAIRS.