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LEVIN - REGENT THEATRE Finally toniglit, Ted Donaldson, John Litel with Marie Dennis in "The Return of Rusty." William Gargan, Mary Beth Hughes and Richard Travis in "Waterfront At Midnight." SATURDAY and MONDAY MATINEE — SATURDAY, 2 P.M. Youll Have Lots of Fun at " HOLIDAY CAMP " — With — Flora Robson — Dennis Price Jack Warner — Hazel Court DRESS CIRCLE requested to use REGENT HALL ENTRANCE whilst Ramp Alterations are being earried out. LEVIN CORSO CLOTIIES DRIVE. SATURDAY, FEB. 19th, 1949, Starting 9 a.m. JHE BOY SCOUTS will call for any Clothing Boots, Shoes, Paper or Fat. ' ' V BAND CONCERT SUNDAY EVENING, FEB. 20th, At 8.20 p.m. LEVIN DOMAIN LEVIN DOMAIN IN FRONT OF GRAND STAND. GRAND STAND. Marches — Hymns — Selection — "Minstrel Melodies" It's "H" Night at the Levin Combined Amateur Athietic and Cycling Club's SPORTS ON MONDAY, commencing at 7 p.m. HIGHLAND DANCING (Pupils of the Jean Scott School of Dancing.) HORO WHENUA HIGHLAND PIPE BAND, Who gained Most Points of B Grade ■> Bands in Quick Step HUNTER SHIELD CONTEST. Foxton, Shannon, Otaki and Levin Competitors taking part. LEVIN PARK DOMAIN. LEVIN JUNIOR LABOUR PARTY HARD UP DANCE ST. MARY'S II ALL, SATURDAY. FEB. 26th, 1949. PALMERSTON JUNIORS IN ATTENDANCE. KOPUTAROA FLOWER,SI50W, BAZAAR, BABY SIIOW AND DANCE To be .Held at KOPUTAROA HALL, SATURDAY, FEB. 26th, 1949.' FLOWER SHOW AT 2 P.M. Free Bus from Levin leaves 1.30 p.m. DANCE AT 8 P.M. LARKIN'S ORCHESTRA. Good Supper — Good Floor.

MOTOR CYCLE SPORTS WAITARERE BEACH, SATURDAY, FEB. 19th, 1949, Commencing 10 a.m. g= MANAWATU BOATING CLUB. SPEED BOAT REGATTA 10 Thrilling Events 10 See Hydroplanes, Runabouts and Outboards in Action. WHIROKINO BRIDGE, FOXTON, SATURDAY, FEB. 19th, 1949. First Race — 1 p.m. Sharp. Lap Checks from 1.30 a.m. See the Champions of othei; districts in action . . . see the Speed that Thrills. Bring the family and make a picnic of the day. Light Refreshments Available. Foxton Silver Band in Attendance. Excellent Car Parking Facilities. N.Z. SPEEDWAY CIIAMPIONSHIPS AT PALMERSTON NORTH THIS SATURDAY, FEB. 19th, 1949. All the Champions will be riding. Special Buses leave Levin at •4 p.m., also 6 p.m. WATTS MOTORS LTD. 'Phones : 551 (Office); 224S • (Residence). RANGITIKEI RACES AT BULLS. SATURDAY, FEB. 19th, 1949. Bus leaves Levin 8.45 a.m. > Reserved Seats only at Levin Travel Agency, Bath Street, Levin. WATTS MOTORS LTD., 'Phones: 551 (Office); 224S (Residence). EVENING SCHOOL. MUSIC - SOCIETY. CHORAL SOCIETY: ^LL those interested in the formation of a Choral Society to sing light operatic and general choral works are asked to attend a meet--ing in the Assembly Hall on Thursday, February 24th, at 8 p.m. ORCHESTRA: Instrumentalists interested in the formation- of an Orchestra are I asked to contact the Principal, (Telephone 170.) N. A. BYRNE, Principal.

HORO WHENUA COLLEGE EVENING SCHOOL: £VENING Classes will commence on Tuesday, February 22. Enrolments will be taken at the College Office on Friday, ' February 18, from 2 p.m. to 3.30 p.m. and from 6.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m., and on Monday, February 21, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Students who attended: in 1948 must re-enrol if they wish to contlnue this year. No enrolment is earried over from 1948. FEES: Except for a maintenance fee of 2/6, payable by all students, classes are free to -(a) Students up to the age of 19 years taking an approved course of two subjects. (b) Anyone over the age of 19 years who has not had five years' free Post Primary Education. In this case, enrolment for one evening is sufficient. SCHEDULE OF CLASSES: Tuesday: Cookery Dressmaking Woodwork Bookkeeping Commercial Practice Shorthand-Typing (Junior) 4 Mathematics - Thursday Art Dressmaking Woodwork Accountancy Shorthand-Typing (Senior) English Drama If sufficient enrolments are available, a class in Outdoor Sketching and Landscape will be held on Friday afternoon from 1.30 to 3.30. * Classes in' other subjects can be arranged on a minimum enrolment of 6, provided suitable instructors*are available. MOTOR APPRENTICESHIP CLASSES: The schedule of classes will be notified when the numbers attending are ascertained. Apprentices are urged to enrol immediately so that arrangements may be made. N. A. BYRNE, Principal.

LOST & FOUND LOST on Library seat or in picture Theatre, handbag, containing money and papers. Good reward. Address at "Chronicle," Levin. SITUATIONS WANTED YOUNG Lady willing to, take in sewing and knitting.- Children's plain ana smocked dresses, also ladies' plain dresses. Apply "Chronicle" Office, Shannon for address. \)^ANTED Sharemilking by experienced married man, male heip; 70 to 100 cows. Go anywhere. Reply "605," "Chronicle," Levin. EXPERIENCED Hemstitcher and Overlocker requires full or parttime employment. Please reply "664," "Chronicle," Levin, stating full particulars. pOR all Alterations and Renova- . tions. Prompt service. Expert tradesmen. 'Phone 402D, Levin. ROTARY Hoe, 5 h.p.— Septions and home gardens catered for, 12/6 per hour. Apply R. H. Graham, Cnr. Kimberley and Arapaepae Roads, Levin. ATTENTION! Roofs painted, .anywhere, any time, any colour. Estimates free. Prompt service. 'Phone 402D, Lfevin. pLOOR SURFACING. New or old floors — T'own or Country. T. G. Cheesman, Bartholomew Rd. Levin. 'Phone 453. FOR those building Alterations and Repairs. Apply 558 Oxford St., Or ring 161, Levin. First class tradesman. LET the Dixon Carpet Shampooing : Machine make your spring i cleaning easy! Carpets and Upholstery restored to new. Get a quote for your job from the Levin Dyeing and Dry Cleaning Co., Ltd^.