AMUSEMENTS EVERY NOW AND THEN A PICTURE COMEW AEONG UNHERALDED YET FULL OF RARE ETERTAINMENT VALUE. “Wong of the Plough” was one of A these, and so is our current' feature. NOW PLAYING TO HUGE AUDIENCES! SESSIONS 2 and 7.45 P.M. REGENT (Socially Palmerston’s First Theatre.) THE PICTURE THAT IS DEFINITELY DIFFERENT.. “ THE LAST “ THE LAST “ THE LAST “ THE LAST ADVENTURERS ” r ADVENTURERS ” ADVENTURERS ” ADVENTURERS ” DEDICATED To our British Trawlermen. Those j brave men who daily risk their ; lives in hazardous seas so that the nation may be kept supplied with fish . ..It shows every phase of the fishermen's life and work. A BRITISH PICTURE WITH A BRITISH CAST! WHICH CARRIES OUR MONEYBAOK GUARANTEE. EXCELLENT SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. The Latest Issue of “MARCH OF TIME” ON MEXICO. 1 BOOKINGS— Owing to the extremo interest of this programme patrons are requested, to reserve immediately. Plans at C. and CPs, ThoDe 7178; Theatre, Phone 6776. DOORS OPEN AT 7 P.M ( BE EARLY ! I /CHEVROLET OWNERS: A Chevrolet J Specialist can service your car ; quicker and better than the untrained man. It costs less in the long run.— GENERAL NOTICES MAYORAL ELECTION MR A. E. MANSFORD, MAYOR, Will Address the Electors At the OPERA HOUSE TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), MAY Bth, at 8 p.m. COUNTY OF KIWITEA. TRIENNIAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. DURSUANT to the provisions of “The ■ * Local Elections and Polls Act, 925,” and amendments, 1 hereby give üblic notice that the following candiates have been nominated for the elecion of Councillors for the County oi viwitea:— Cheltenham Riding: TAPPIN, Francis Ernest Kiwitea Riding: CLAPHAM, William George Waituna Riding: McLEAN, Lachlan Thompson Ongo Riding: WILLIAMSON, John Henry Kimbolton Riding: 1 A'ATH, Andrew Selby Pecp-o-dav Riding: SHANNON, Alvan Ezekiel Pakiliikura Riding: STENT, David Eangiwahia Riding: COUPER, Duncan Thomas Hautapu Riding: SHAW, Walter Purvis As the number of Candidates nominated for each of the Ridings of Cheltenham, Kiwitea, Waituna, Ongo, Kimbolton, Peep-o-day, Pakihikura, Rangivvahia and Hautapu does not exceed the number of Councillors requited, I therefore declare Messrs. F. E. Tappin, W. G. Clapliam, L. T. McLean, J. H. Williamson, A. S. D'Ath, A. E. Shannon, D. Stent, D. T. Couper and W. P. Shaw to lie duly elected as Councillors for the Ridings for which thev were nominated. W. L. HESSELTINE, Returning Officer. Kimbolton, May . r >th, 1941. DANCE NOTICES OLD TIME DANCE WES T END. TO-NI G H T. Novelties Novelties. Come Along and Enjoy Yourselves. Good Floor —Good Music—Supper. Prices as Usual. All Rights Reserved. IIALCOMBE GOLF CLUB. OItAND DANCE Jubilee Hall, May Bth. Bramwell's Dance Bund. Novelty Dances. Euchre for Nondancers. Good Prizes. Ladies 2/-, Gents 2/6. . IvAIRANG A DAIRY COMPANY'S STAFF DANCE 1 KAIRANG A HALL, THURSDAY, MAY Bth, 1911. ? Euchre for Non-dancers. REVELLERS’ ORCHESTRA. 2/- and 2/6. SANSON WOMEN'S INSTITUTE D AN C E TOWN lIALL SANSON, TUESDAY, MAY 13th, at 8 p.m. ‘ ‘ Jazz Mc-Blucs'' Orchestra. Good Supper. Good Floor. Admission 2/6. A.R.R. )
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Manawatu Times, Volume 66, Issue 107, 7 May 1941, Page 1
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