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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLI, Issue 8101, 30 May 1906, Page 1

JUNE 4. Y m - °• a * Annual Long Distance Walk. Palmerston North Post Office- to Longburn{(and back. START 10 a.m. Post entries—One shilling. OLYMPIA ELITE RINK. 7EALANDIA HALL, Broad-street. To-Vieht, I To-Nisht I SKATING. 8 o'clock. Admission Is. The Fun, Funny, Funniest Event of the present rinking season. That screaming farce, entitled, Musical Chairs on Skates. Will be held, tne winner to receive a handsome medal. If hysterically inclined, or it should hurt you to laugh—well —don't eome. It i» absolutely the best item on the rink programme. N.B.—The management reserve the right to refuse admission without stating their reasons for so doing. P. H. McINTOSH, D. C. GILBERT, Directeur. Floor Manager. BACHELORS' BALL. A PLAIN and FANCY DRESS BALL will be hejld in the Linton Town Hall on FRIDAY. June Ist, 1906. Bachelors' fee ss. EITZHERBER V EAST PUBLIC Hall. TUESDAY, JUNE sth, 1906. (CONCERT & DANCE in aid of the Hall fund. Concert tickets Is each, children half-price. Dance: Gentlemen 2s, ladies free. Refreshments provided. Concert at 8 p m. MADAME"HAJt(SIB~" (Voice Specialist), X ADIES and Gentlemen desirous of JL.J voice culture with view to effective and refined solo singing may interview Madame Harris re terms at her Studio, c/o D. B. Harris, Chemist, Duke and Main-streets, Palmerston N. N .B.—Pianoforte, accompaniment play, etc., taught. jV/| ISS ANDERSON'S School of Music, Amesbury street. Pianoforte Harmony, Counterpoint, elementary and advanced. Students are notified that tuition will be resumed January 23rd. Vacancies for three pupils. Miss Anderson will be at the music rooms from 2 to 4 daily to receive those desirous of enrolment. Quarter commences with pupil. School ot Dresscutting "THE IMPERIAL SYSTEM." Miss E. Kobin, (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 10 to 12, and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Term commences with pupil. SYDN EYITOL r SE, Main street, nest Lyceum. DRESSMAKING. THE LANGER SCHOOL. ""ipyRESSES made up in latest modes. U Classes arranged to suit pupils. Lessons in fancy work, ribbon work, silk embroiderv. etc.—Mas McCakthy 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, PriDcess street. . Waiwetu Grammar School, LOWER HUTT. BOYS prepared tor professions and business. Yery young and backward boys * receive extra attention. Rapid progress guaranteed, i Schoolroom and Dormitories— large, ' well lighted and ventilated. Cricket and football field. i Keference to A. Deß. Brandon, Esq., i A. H. Miles, Esq., A. S. Biss, Esq., > G - F - Gee ' E !tV. I. T.WALTON, Principal. ' Baaicuriag. Shampooing. Pedicuring. Hair Cutting. * nurse PEARSE 11 TTAS the latest American treatment - II for falling, grey and lustreless hair. * Also, the latest Sydney styles of hair dressing. _ s- FACE & SCALP MASSAGE A SPECIALITY. n Rooms: 5 and 6 Palmerston Buildings. Cuba-street. - :i Known—S. Hum Key and Co. have opened as n Pish Grocers and Fruiterers next tc Parkins' butcher's shop, the Square, where groceries, fruit and vegetable 's can be obtained of the veiy besl quality at the lowest price for cash.