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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLVIII, Issue 3550, 14 October 1926, Page 3

SPEED! THRILLS! SPILLS! TIME STUTTERS, YOUR HEART FLUTTERS , AND NOTHING MATTERS SAVE WHO WILL WIN THE RACE! For an exhilirating jerk of your nervous system and a lift above the monotonous things of life, sec the Speed Demons at the FOXTON UNITED SPORTS ASSOCIATION’S MOTOR CYCLE RACE MEETING, RACECOURSE, FOXTON - - LABOUR DAY, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25th. A PROGRAMME OF EIGHT STUPENDOUS RACES. THE BIGGEST PRIZE MONEY IN NEW ZEALAND. First Race at 12.30 p.m. Admission: Adults 2/-, 'Children 1/-. Cars and Vehicles 1/-. LARKIN’S ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. CHALIAPIN HAS NOTHING ON US!! WOW! ALL ROADS AND PUNTS LEAD TO MOUTGA HALL, OCTOBER 22 The Mystery Play Supreme MIRTH! SORROW! DRAMA! CHUCKLES! TEARS! BLOOD! N.B.—MANAGEMENT PROVIDES HANDKERCHIEFS AND BUTTONS FREE!

■saacjcaa WOODYAT LAWN MOWERS. PRICES REDUCED. THE “WOODYET,” the best of all Lawn Mowers, lias now been reduced in price, which makes it more than ever the best buy on the market. 4- 12in, 80/-; Min, 85/-; lGin, 90/-; 18in, 95/-. 5- 12in, 90/-; Min, 95/-; lfiin, 100/-; 18in 105/No substitute is “just as good” as THE: “WOODYAT.” THE “WOODYAT” stands for High Quality, Easy Running’, Simple Adjustment, and Unsurpassed Efficiency. Duplicate parts always obtainable. A. E. TONGS. GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT. CORNER CLYDE & MAIN STS. ’Phone G.

HERE ARE THE QUANTITIES. 6 Firth Stainless DESSERT KNIVES 6 Firth Stainless DESSERT FORKS 6 Firth Stainless DESSERT SPOONS 6 Firth Stainless TABLE KNIVES 6 Firth Stainless TABLE FORKS 2 Firth Stainless TABLE SPOONS 6 Firth Stainless TEA SPOONS 38 PIECES OF. STAINLESS CUTLERY FOR tjgy. CASH. THIRTY-EIGHT PIECES OF STAINLESS CUTLERY FOR 75/- CASH. MONEY REFUNDED IF YOU ARE NOT ENTIRELY ENTIRELY. COLLIN SON and SON, BROADWAY AND KINGSWAY. Palmerston North.

Swimming Baths Queen Carnival. CITIZENS’ QUEEN, (Miss Spring). EUCHRE PARTY’ Grady’s Rooms, MONDAY, October 18th, at 8 p.m.., (and every Monday following). Points prize for Lady and Gent at end of season. Good prizes, good supper. Price 1/-. SHOP DAY, SATURDAY, October 23rd. Donations will be thankfully received. DANCE, Masonic Hall SATURDAY, October 23rd, 8 p.m. Admission 2/- and 1/G. Music by Hori George. FIBRE aUEEN, (Miss Moore). EUCHRE PARTY, Hamer’s Sample Room, TUESDAY, Oct. 19th, 8 p.m. '(and every Tuesday following). First and second prizle ftr both ladies and gents. Aggregate prize at end of season for lady and gent. Admission 1/-. DANCING CLASS, Anglican Schoolroom, FRIDAY, October 15th, at 8 p.m. PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT Royal Theatre, FRIDAY, Oct. loth, 8 p.m. “Lady of the Night.” Prices, 1/G and 1/-. CHILDREN’S TEA PARTY, Hamer’s Sample Room THURSDAY, 14th October. Tea at 5.30 p.m. Ga mes, competitions, etc. .Children Gd, Adults 1/-. SPORTS’ QUEEN, (Miss Stevenson). EUCHRE TOURNAMENT, Grady’s Rooms, WEDNESDAY, 20th 8 p.m. (and every Wednesday following). Admission 1/-. Good prizes, good supper. Aggregate Prize for Ladies and Gentlemen at end of the Season. SHOP DAY, SATURDAY, October lGth. Donations received with thanks. DUFFERS’ CONCERT and Hypnotic Exhibition, Royal Theatre, THURSDAY, 21st inst., at 8 p.m. Admission 1/6 and 1/-, children half price. A DANCE will be held in the Masonic Hall on SATIJRDAY, October lGtli, 8 p.m. Admission 2/- andl/G.