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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 24, 29 January 1943, Page 1

GOOD HOUSEWIVES USE QUICKSHINE FLOOR POLISH

AMUSEMENTS COMMENCING TO-DAY 2 p.M. 7.45 P.M. THE METEOR FRANK LLOYD’S THUNDERING 1042 VERSION OP REX BEACH’S MIGHTIEST ADVENTURE EPIC “ THE SPOILERS ” “ THE SPOILERS ” “ THE SPOILERS ” Starring Marlene Randolph John DIETRICH SCOTT “WAYNE DIETRICH SCOTT WAYNE —With— MARGARET LINDSAY HARRY CAREY RICHARD BARTHELMESS WILLIAM FARNUM GEORGE CLEVELAND SAMUEL S. HINDS IT’S BIG . . . With Everything that makes Big Entertainment! YOU ’LL GET ACTION THRILLS—ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE— Set Against H Background of Pictorial Magnificence. DON’T MISS IT ! (Recommended by Censor ns more especially for adults). EXCELLENT FEATUEETTES. BOOK EARLY! IT COSTS NO EXTRA TO RESERVE. Plans at Millar & Giovgi’s, Phone 5182. DANCE NOTICES TO-NIGHT THE ‘MELODY’ DANCE CONDUCTED BY WIN. HUBBARD. GARRISON DANCE HALL (BEHIND OPERA HOUSE) ONE OLD TIME ONE MODERN. BILLY LARKIN’S DANCE BAND. EXCELLENT MUSIC —PERFECT FLOOR NOVELTIES MONTE CARLO GOOD SUPPER, ADM.: 2/- AND 2/6, DOUBLE 4/-. A.R.R. CONCESSION H.M. FORCES. GENERAL NOTICES PAHIATUA RACING CLUB RACE MEETING, To be Held at OTAKI, TO-MORROAV (SATURDAY) January 30th, 1943. (By courtesy Otaki Maori Racing Club) First Race 11.45 a.m. Win-and-Place Betting; SPECIAL Train Leaves Palmerston North 9.5 a.m. and returns from Otaki 6.3 p.m. No Complimentary Tickets issued, but one gate charge only, namely 2/6 per person. All ranks in uniform admitted free. J. G. SWAINSON, Secretary. FEILDING AGRICULTURAL HIGH SCHOOL. ■T’HE HEADMASTER will inter*L view parents and enrol pupils on FRIDAY, January 29th, 1943. CARNCOT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 282 Broadway Ave., Palmerston North. 'J'HE first term of 1943 will commence on February 9th. Day pupils are admitted from the Primers to Standard VI. The Acting Principal will be in attendance at the School on MONDAY, February Bth, from 9 a.m. till 12 a.m. to interview parents of prospective pupils. For Prospectus and further particulars, write to the Secretary, 44 Ruahine Street, Telephone 5721. THE R.A.0.8. LODGE FOXTON, 19, invite all Brothers, ; Wives and Children of the above Lodge to a Picnic to be held at the Victoria Park, Foxton, Sunday next, January 31st, at 10 a.m. Please bring a plate, knife, fork and cup. M. PETERSEN, Secretary. | NOTICE TO FOXTON SUBSCRIBERS OF “MANAWATC DAILY TIMES.” A S FROM February Ist, 1943, MRS. K. HAMER, Main Street, Foxton, will act as il Times” Correspondent and receive all advertising and subscription accounts. Owing to pressure of business and shortage of staff Mr. R. O. Hornblow, who . has been the “ Times” Correspondent for a number of yeai's, lias found it necessary to relinquish his position. I 14.7% waste 14.7% waste 14.7% waste 14.7% waste 14.7% waste 14.7% waste 14.7% waste 14.7% waste “The average car wastes 14.7% petrol through need of adjustment’ ’ — “ vide ‘ 1 Motor World,” c 10th Oct. . . . We have the men, equipment and knowledge to adjust any < car inexpensively. J£ABNEEDA gERVICE gTATION J Opp. Holben & Kirk, Rangitikei St. IT MUST BE GOOD IF IT’S PASTEURISED MILK Don’t take our word for it —ask the 1 Health Authorities. « DELIVERED DAILY ONLY BY MANAWATU MILK & CREAM * CO., LTD. Model Factory, 36 Grey St., P.N. ] PHONE 7306. ]

SCHOOL BOOKS HERE WE ARE AGAIN ! With Full Stocks of Books for Boys ’ and Girls ’ High Schools Technical School Intermediate, and all Primary Schools At Gr. H. BENNETT & CO. LTD., BROADWAY, PALMERSTON NTH.

HARRISON’S FLORAL SERVICE. Quality of our flowers and our distinctive arrangements are a matter of personal pride with us. HARRISON’S FLORISTS —COLEMAN PLACE, Day Phone 5190. After H<*irs 5446 and 8716. Delivery Free Within City Boundary. RAPID DENTAL REPAIR SERVICE. ARTIFICIAL Dentures Repaired. 2hour service. Reasonably low charges. Best materials only used. Teeth perfectly matched. Broken teeth replaced. Hours: 8.30 to 5.30 daily: 8.30 to 12 Saturdays. Upstairs, Mac Duff’s Building, Square. phone 7886 THOS. GRIGGS & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 479 MAIN STREET, PHONE Qg37 JT. R. Griggs, 6480; G. T. Griggs, 5911. FLETCHER HALL AND SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS, 36 fTTZHERBERT AVENUE, ’PHONES 6491. RES.: 7119. W M - R. KELLS & SON LIMITED, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. OFFICE Sc FACTORY: 619 MAIN ST., PHONE 5180 DAY OR NTGHT Cremations Arranged. M. HICKEY FUNERAL DIRECTOR, 81 ROY STREET. NO FURTHER OUT THAN THE TELEPHONE. PHONE 7490. STOCKS ARE LIMITED BE WISE CALL EARLY. Quality As Usual the Best. THE CLUB HOTEL WINE AND SPIRIT VAULT, PHONE 6230. BOX 46. E. O'REILLY, Proprietor. RENTAL CARS Go Where Ton Like—When You Like! All brand new Vauxhail and Morris Cars. Fleet renewed every year! FROM 7/6 PER HALF DAY. GRUNDY’S s tal Next Gocoanut Grove Ballroom, GEORGE ST.. PJN. PHONE 5200. LEARY’S FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMISTS. The Square and Broadway. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT ARTHUR HOPWOOD HARDWARE CO., LTD., PHONE 7777. Main and Rangitikei Streets, \JEW ZEALAND HAIRDRESSING COLLEGE. Day and Evening Classes. Tuition guaranteed. Apply Principal, Miss Wakelin, 3rd Floor T, &G. Bldg., Broadway. Phone 7377. THERE’S LIFE IN THE OLD SUIT YET! Have your suit rejuvenated! Your clothes MUST last longer in war time. A clean and press now is the logical thing to do. But be sure you take it to NIELSEN’S DRY CLEANERS end DYERS, MAIN ST. EAST (Opp. Public Trust). TELEPHONE 5353. SPRING LAMB is ONLY ONE of the CHOICE MEATS you ’ll ALWAYS GET from the CO-OP. MEAT AUCTION ONLY ADDRESS: KING ST., P.N. The Shop Thet Keeps The Prices Dowd! —* YOUR APPETITE after a meal of SNELLING’S PRIME MEAT. NO SUPERIOR QUALITY Sold at SNELLING’S QUALITY BUTCHER, Phone 5158. Cuba Street. , FAMOUS FOI! CORNED BEEF.