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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8191, 17 May 1906, Page 1

SAINTS', PALMERSTON N. A SERVICE FOR MEN ONLY will be held in All Saints' Church on EMPIRE SUNDAY, May 20,1906, at 2.30 p.m. Preacher: REV. C. COLERIDGE harper, m.a. The Mayor, Borough Councillors, and Volunteers, etc., will attend. Hymns Provided. No Collection. N IC.LPAL QPERA JIJOUSE. NEXT WEDNESDAY NEXT THURSDAY Memorable Musical Event. TWO POPULAR RECITALS .. By New Zealand's Own QUEEN OF SONG, The Brilliant World Famed Contralto, fresh from her European Triumphs. ' TE RAUGI PAI, TE KANUI PAI, Of the Royal Albert Hall, Queen's Hall, St. James' Hall, and Crystal Palace, London. " Not only the Greatest of English-speaking Contraltos, but the pre-eminent Oratorio Contralto of the World." Supported by the Charming Soprano MISB AMY MURPHY, Hand ley Wells, the young English Bass; VV. B. Cadzow, Lyric Tenor; Horace Hunt, at the piano. Superb Programme Nightly. 500 Reserved Seats at 3s. Plans of which open at Mr W. Park's on Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Absolutely no booking prior to this hour. Y.M.C.A. FIXTURES. Thursday, 8 p.m.—Harriers' Run. Friday, 7 p.m. —Bible Class. Monday, 8 p.m.—Musical Evening; Board meet at 7 p.m. June 4th—Long Distance Walk to Longburn and back. ALL MEN INVITED. STONEY CREEK HALL. SOCIAL AND DANCE on FRIDAY, 18th May. Admission : Gents 2s, ladies Is. Bus leaves Post Office at 7.30. TOWN HALL, ASHHURST. CONCERT AND DANCE vy (in aid of Sports' Club), . ON THUKSDaY, MAY 24th, Commencing at 8 pm. Admission to Concert, 2s and Is; Admission to Dance (light refreshments provided), gents 2s 6d, ladies free. Music by Mr J. P. Curreen. W. SMITH. Hon. Sec. School ot Dresscutting "THE IMPERIAL SYSTEM." Miss E. Robin, (Late of Creasey's, London, and C. Smith's, Palmerston North), Rooms above Evening Standard, THE SQUARE. Hours of Attendance: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays,from 10to 12, and 1 tos p.m. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Term commences with pupil. SYDNEY HOUSE, Main street, next Lyceum. DRESSMAKING. THE LANGER SCHOOL. DRESSES made up in latest modes. Classes arranged to suit pupils. Lessons in fancy work, ribbon work, silk embroiderv, etc. —Mrs McCarthy Select School of Practical and Artistic Dressmaking. MADAME KING TT AS opened a Select School of Dressmaking in Palmerston North, and is PREPARED to RECEIVE PUPILS. Madame King received her training in Paris and has since held the position of head in leading London and Colonial houses, and is therefore FULLY QUALIFIED to givß the very best possible and up-to-date instruction to pupils. A course of dressmaking is a very necessary part of every YOUNG LADY'S EDUCATION, and the one most quickly repaid. As there is no chart, drafting or calculation, the pupil's whole time is given to Practical DRESSMAKING. Rooms : Palmerston Buildings, Cuba street. Hours of attendance : 10 till 12 and 2 till 5 on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Terms on application. Course commences with first lesson. School for Millinery. MISS CALLAWAY, (Late of SYDNEY). PUPILS taught to shape, make and trim own hats. Ten lessons (two hours daily) 10/6. Quarterly terms arranged Ladies' hats altered and retrimmed. Hours of attendance —10 to 12 and from 2 till 4. Evening ClassesThursday, 7 to 9. KING'S CHAMBERS, The Square. MISS E CALLAWAY, COSTUMIER, Princess street. CUSTOMS. IF you have any goods to arrive send your invoices and bills of ladingtto us. Every description of Customs and Forwarding done at lowest rates. TUCKER & CROWTHER, Commercial Chambers, P.O. Box 547. Huntejrstreet, Wellington.