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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8198, 26 May 1906, Page 1

MUNICIPAL QPERA JJOUSE. MONDAY NEXT, MAY 28th. Ik A Jlognp's Daughter " A Notable Event—"Yes, a 'woman's soul, or, if yon prefer the word, her nature, her mind, shines through her eyes and is reflected in her face, and her eyes had in them a hunted look that told of past sorrow. Yet hers is a proud nature—her firm, sensitive mouth told me that; but there was a pathetic group at the corner which told me she had suffered. She was a woman that the love of a good man would transform into an angel, but the wiles of a tempter would make her a devil—God help all such women who are tempted and fall. Such women love with a strong, fierce love, and hate with a deadly hate." " A Rogue's Daughter " will attract all Palmerston. A GREAT EVENT. MACMAHON'S Powerful Dramatic Organisation In the latest and greatest London success, "A Koine's Daughter." A play of intense interest, and one of the most successful ot modern times. The reigning success in England. A play that excites the interest of all classes. "A Rogue's Daughter" has reached its 1000 th performance m England alone. A unique and powerful play. TUESDAY NEXT, May 29th—Hugh Conway's famous story, " CALLED BACK." Stage supervision of Mr Tom Pollard. People's popular prices—3s, 2s, Is. Box plan at Park's. Day sales at Sadd's. OLYIPJAELITE RINK. 7E ALANDIA HALL, Broad-street. SKATING. SKATING. TO-NIUHT ! And every morning, afternoon and evening following. Morning session 10 to 12, Ladies and Children. Admission: 6d, ladies' skates 6d. Afternoon, 3 to 5. Admission : Gents Is, ladies 6d, skates 6d. Evening, Bto 10. Admission: la, gents' skates 6d. First-class Band in attendance. Good order and decorum rigidly enforced. Instructors always in attendance to assist beginners. Ladies especially catered for. N.B. —The management reserve the right to refuse admission to any person or persons without stating their reasons for so doing. F. H. McINTOSH, D. C. GILBERT, Directeur. Floor Manager. KELVIN GROVE HALL. TUESDAY, 29th MAY, 1906. rpHE usual fortnightly dance will be I held as above. S. Barrow's String Band. Refreshments provided. Admission : Gentlemen 2s, ladies Is. Pittam's Bus leaves post office 7.30 p.m., Terrace End 7.45 p.m. ~ BACHELORS' BALL. A PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL will be held in the Linton Town Hall on FRIDAY". June Ist, 1906. Bachelors' fee ss. y.m.c 9 a. AN ASSOCIATION OF YOUNG MEN WORKING FOR YOUNG MEN. Monday Evening—lmpromptu Speaking. Thursday Evening—Harriers' Run. Friday—6 p.m., Members' Tea; 7 p.m Bible Class. June 4th—Long Distance Walk to Longburn and back. ALL MEN INVITED. School ot Dresscutting "THE IMPERIAL SYSTEM." Miss E. Kolrin, (Late of Creaeey'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. DBESSMAItLNG. THE LANGER SCHOOL. BRESSES made up in latest modes. Classes arranged to suit pupils. Lessons in fancy work, ribbon work, silk embroidery. etc. —Mrs McCarthy School forJVlillinery. 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 attend ance-10 to |12 and from 2 till 4. Evening Classes— The Square. MISS E CALLAWAY, COSTUMIER, Princess street. Waiwetu Grammar Scliool, LOWER KUTT. BOYS prepared tor professions and , ery U young and backward boye receive extra attention. Serened A. Beß. Brandon, Esq., A. H. Miles, Esq., A. &. Biss, Esq., G! F. Gee, L WALTON , Principal.