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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVII, Issue 2928, 27 August 1925, Page 3

TOWN HALL. We exploit the world for your entertainment. Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays. SA TURDAY! SATURDAY! A roaring' he-man story, crowded with thrills and bristling with action. TOM MIX with “Tony” the horse, and “Duke” the dog in —“TEETH.”— —“TEETH,” — A thrilling drama of love arrd a dog’s dual devotion, to his master and mistress. “ARRIVAL OF AMERICAN “FLEET IN WELLINGTON." “Dangerous' Curves,” Comedy. “Midnight Sun,” Scenic. Usual Prices. MONDAY! MONDAY! DAISY PEGGY. The biggest little star in a truly delightful .feature, —"CAPTAIN .lAXUA KY.”— Willi a big' supporting vast including Hobart Bosworlh, Irene Rich and Harry Morey. Usual Prices. I-'OR SALE P.Y TENDER. ROPE MAKING MACHINE AND ENGINE. RENDERS are invited by the District Public Trustee in the estate of the late Bruce Withers for the deceased’s rope-making machine and engine. Machine was made by Mr. A. G. Thomas of Manawatu Heads, lias daily capaeity of about 3 cwl., and manufactures rope from the. loose tow. Machine is a small one but bus value its pattern for heavier machine of greater capacity. Engine is a Melvin 4 horse-power gas, in good order; lias been converted into an oil engine, but min be easily rc-convert ed. On application to Mr. \. Wilbers. She Avenue, Fox ion, arrangements can lie made for tbe plant lo be inspected. Tenders close at the Public Trust Office. Palmerston North, on WEDNESDAY the Dili September.

i'dxtox siia i:k hand S( X'IETY. (Incorporated). LEARN BAND MI'SIC. Yoi'NC mi'ii desirous of learning Band .Music arc asked to meet at 1 lie Band practice room (next Council ('iiaiiiliei's ) on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7.A11. Commencing from to-nighl. Pupils prepared tor Loudon Trinity College Examination in theory- and coniposit ion. JOHN COLDER, Bandmaster. MOI'TOA DBA INACE BOARD. RATEPAYERS' LIST. XcTICH is hereby given that copirs of the Ratepayers' last are deposited for inspection at olliee oL the Board. Main Street. IY-xton and at the Post (Mliee, .Motitoa. The Stipendiary Magistrate has fixed noon of I'K 11 >AY the LSI It day of September at the Courthouse, Foxlon, as the time and place for hearing nits' objeetiotm to and settling the liatepayers' ids! .—Objections (if any) tints! be lodged at the olliee of the Board not later than I'KIBAY 11 tli September. ALF. FRA SKli. Clerk.

Tin' Fuxtun Horticultural, Plofal iind Imliislrial Association's spring mm. SPRING SHOW. TOWN HALL, FRIDAY SEPTIOA!P.KK I ITU. Open I'miii 3 I*' ~> arid 7 to 10. Vdntission 1 School children 3d. CAKE STALL AND SOFT DRINKS. SEVERAL TROPHIES AND PRIZE-MONEY AGGREGATING £2O TO BE WON. MRS. !•!!.<'<)X, A.T.C.L. TKVt'HKR OP PIANOFORTE, OKUAN AND THEORY. /1 u vear-' experience). 1-fAS commenced leaching ;it No. 15 Ihddl‘ll Si reel Foxlon. Intending pupil." niiiy he interviewed any evening. Pupils i-naelied lor Examiu--11 ion if rei|uire<l. YOUR SUIT Du you know Iha l a lae loryuijide Suit is not. Tailor-made? Nor can it he sold us such. For distinction in dress, expert advice and service are indispousible. Wo command 'noth, backed by the latest importations of seasonable English and Colonial Suitings. Our guarantee is your salistuction. Evening and Dinner Suits a Speciality. LADIES COSTUMES Oar Tailor-made Costumes arc noted for distinction and finish. Patterns forwarded on application. A cordial invitation is extended to call on us when visiting Palmerston North. H. K. THORBUItN, 150 Church Street. Palmerston N. Telephone No. 5074. jVJUSIC.—Protect your Music and Songs by having them bound in Book form at moderate cost.— “Herald” Job Printing Department.