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Manawatu Standard, Volume LIII, Issue 23, 23 December 1932, Page 1

DANCE RECITAL QPE R A HOUSE, TO-NIGHT BY PUPILS OF MISS IRENE OLIVER. PROCEEDS IN AID OF CENTRAL RELIEF FUNDS. ' PRICES: D.C. and 0.5., 2s; Back Stalls, Is. CHRISTMAS NIGHT (SUNDAY) REGENT THEATRE GRAND CONCERT Supported by SPECIAL PICTURES CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS:— V MISS NAOMI WH ALLEY MISS SOUTHEY-BAKER MISS DOROTHY STEVENS MRS GARDE GRIMSHAW MR BLAIR TENNENT MR GARDE GRIMSHAW DON’T MISS THE GREATEST CHRISTMAS TREAT Ever Offered to the Public of Palmerston North. • Gross Proceeds in Aid of MAYOR’S RELIEF FUND. ADMISSION Is and Is 6d. Reserves at Central Booking Office, Phone 7178. BOXING —BOXING NIGHT AT THE OPERA HOUSE BOXING The Biggest Event FIGHT of the Year. BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING ARCHIE HUGHES (Lightweight Champion) BOXING mriTi AVT 1717 r runx BOXING IJhV UALTjI FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT 'FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT (Bush Champion) In a ' 15 Rounds Bout 15 5 Amateur Prelims. 5 Including— J. DAVIES v. J. FORD. A. ROSS v. H. PERCY (H. 8.) B. DOWNES v. A. CANDY. J. WILSON v. C. RUSH (H. 8.) H. REEVES v. S. REID. PRICES: Stage, 8s; D.C. and 0.5.,55; Back Stalls, 8s ; Pit, 2s. (All plus tax.) Ladies and Children half price. Box Plan NOSV Open at Central Booking Office. JIM P. EVANS, Hon. Sec. Coleman Place, P.N. Phone 7425. T BIG EUCHRE! MOUNSEY’S BUILDINGS, Rangitikei Street. O-NIGHT AT 8 TO-NIGHT CYCLISTS’ BENEFIT. USUAL Old-Time Dance, to-night at 8. Foresters’ Hall. Ladies Is 6d, Gents Is 6d. No dancing class until further notice. Loveday’s Orchestra. XMAS CARNIVAL. QRAND BOHEMIAN JAZZ CLUB. MUNICIPAL HALL, TO-MORROW NIGHT (Xmas Eve). ... Billy Larkin’s Jazz Band. Novelties Galore 1 A Riot of Fun! POPULAR PRICES. Unlimited Pleasure at Limited Cost. CHRISTMAS EVE! Christmas Eve! Good old dances revived At the FORESTERS’ HALL, 8 o’clock. STRICTLY OLD TIME. Streamer and Novelty Dances. Excellent Floor! Excellent Music I Gents Is 6d Ladies Is All Rights Reserved. FOR DAINTY MEALS TRY THE RED. PARROT GRILL ROOMS, Next City Council Offices, i THE SQUARE. MANAWATU Scottish Society Pipe Band. Result of Competition.—lst prize, M. Toye, 9 Andrew Young Street; 2nd prize, F. Powell, Power Board; 3rd prize, McLennan, 164 Broadway. CYCLISTS are invited to call at our shop, 327 Main Street, and see a Japanese tyro called “The Shrimp,” which has been in use for 14 days.— R. CURRIN AND SONS. WANTED KNOWN. |UR yard closes at noon Saturday, 24th, ' re-opening m 0l ’ n * n g Jan. 4, 1933, We exid to all clients the season’s greetings.— Hin Timber Co., Joseph Street. CENTRAL SWIMMING CLUB RAFFLE. THE Winning Ticket was No. 428, H. Retter, 18 Morris Street, P.N. KIA TOA ATHLETIC AND CRICKET CLUBS. CHRISTMAS Competition Result:— Maureen, Featherstone Street, Palmerston North. No. 140. BLUE DOLL COMPETITION. VIAYOR’S XMAS APPEAL FUND. [UMBER 3769, Mrs Fergusson, 26 I Rangitane Street. FREE AMBULANCE SERVICE. HE RAFFLE drawn under Police Supervision yesterday, resulted in •ket A 221 (C. Otter, c/c G.P.0., Palrston North, Miller’s Rides), winlg the Model Doll’s Duchess. The Committee thanks all who isted in making this effort a success I extends the Season’s Greetings to the many subscribers and supporters the Service. FRANCIS H. HOLZ, Supt. and Hon. Sec. DOWN i PRICES AND UP GO VALUES In Our IG CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR CLEAN UP SALE Of USED CARS USED CARS U 1 Makes Small Deposits (11 Prices Small Payments 3RD MOTORS MANAWATU LTD., Call in and Inspect. NGITIKEI STREET. Phone 5404. RED BAUD, TAXIS 5969 is per l mile. 5969 DEPOT: 2 George Street.