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Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 206, 31 July 1937, Page 1

ROSY THEATRE Scientifically Heated for Your Comfort. Again the “Kosy” Strikes the right note in Happy Entertainment! THE BRIGHTEST SHOW IN TOWN TO-NIGHT Sessions: G p.m., 8 p.m. No. 1 Attraction — HERE’S Edward Everett Horton In the nursiest, nertsiest. nerviest neck-breaking howl of the year. “Oil DOCTOR!” “OH DOCTOR!” He thought he was so ill they had to pasteurise his toothpaste! His orange juice had to come from contented oranges! Then a swell-looking sweetie smiled—and lie dove off a high board, wrestled a gorilla, rode a motor-cycle, fell off a cliff, and dangled a thousand feet in the air—all for love! A Universal Picture, with THURSTON HALL—CATHARINE DOUCET. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) No. 2 Attraction— Break-neck Action. PAUL KELLY JACQUELINE WELLS, IN Columbia’s Action Drama, “THE FRAME UP” When gangsters whispered “money talks” he taught them bullets' talk louder. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) No. 3 Attraction—“JUNGLE JIM” Ep. 5 (“The Bridge of Terror.”) Super-human courage demon daredeviltry—terrific thrills and wild adventure as “Jungle Jim” makes his hazardous trek through the jungles of Darkest Africa. MOVIE CHARITY BALL, AUG. 18. NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL PARTY (Palmerston North Branch) A PUBLIC ADDRESS Will Be Given by the leader of the Party, HON. ADAM HAMILTON On MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd, On MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 2nd. At 8 p.m. in the OPERA HOUSE OPERA HOUSE ALL INVITED. IMPORTANT TO LADIES. FOR ONE MONTH Introducing OUR NEW OIL STEAM ' SACHET PERMANENT WAVE ‘’FULL HEAD 17s 6d to 21s. Unlimited Curls. Guaranteed not to injure the most difficult hair and gives a natural and lasting wave. Done by the best of skilled operators. Also Eugeno and Non-Electric at the same prices. APPOINTMENTS 6891. W. M. CRYSTAL!, NEXT LIBRARY BUILDINGS, THE SQUARE. PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL. PUBLIC HALF-HOLIDAY. T HEREBY declare a public halfJL holiday from 12 noon on Wednesday, August 4th, 1937, on the occasion of tlie Rugby Football Match South Africa versus Manawatu. A. E. MANSFORD, Mayor. July 30th, 1937. NEW ZEALAND WOOL PUBLICITY COMMITTEE. ELECTION OF WOOL-GROWERS’ REPRESENTATIVES. PURSUANT to the provisions of the Wool Publicity Committee Election Regulations, 1937, NOMINATIONS are invited for the election of FOUR Wool-growers’ representatives to the above Committee. No person is eligible for election unless nominated by a. wool-grower and his nomination has been seconded by another wool-grower and he has accepted nomination in writing. The address and occupation of the nominator and of the seconder must be clearly indicated. Nominations, which must be addressed to the undersigned, close at 4 p.m. on 16th August, 1937. H. GERARD, Returning Officer, Care Department of Agriculture, Wellington. THE MANAWATU LOAN AND DISCOUNT' CO.. LTD. UISHES to advise that it has V moved its offices from the ailv Times to the NEW A.M.P. U HIDINGS. BR0AI) WA Y; ooms. Nns. 3. 4. 5. Ist floor. MONEY TO LEND IN SUMS £5 TO £IOOO On Household Furniture, Motor Cars, Livestock, Life Insurance Policies or Any Approved Security. FORESTRY BONDS, Building Society Shares, etc., purchased C. F. CRONIN. Manager. Phone 7360. Box 431.