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Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 33, 9 February 1937, Page 1

BUNNYTHORPE STORES LTD JAM AND PRESERVING JARS. lib. Tie Over Jars 3/- doz. 21b. Tie Over Jars 4/- doz. Nested Tie Over Jars (3) ~ 8/G doz. lib. Screw Top Jars 3/6 doz. 21b. Screw Top Jars 4/6 doz. Small Jelly Jars 3/6 doz. Largo Jelly Jars 4/G doz. 1 Pint Preserving Jars .. .. G/G doz. 1 Quart Preserving Jars .. ..8/- doz. £ gallon Preserving Jars, .. 13/- doz. PHONE 6411. AMUSEMENTS. Finally: 2 p.m., 6.30 and 8. Guy Kibbee “THE I>IG NOISE,” (Approved for Universal Also Screening— The Crime Club Selection of the Month, “LOVE LETTERS OF A STAB,” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ROSY, WEDNESDAY 2 p.m., 6.30 and 8 p.m. A PROGRAMME PACKED FULL OF THRILLING ACTION, Comedy and Drama. First Picture—- “ THESE BOYS WILL BEAR WATCHING, GIRLS!” Three ambitious husbands with some young ideas about marriage find their wives are just a few ideas ahead of them I “THREE MARRIED MEN ” It has in Hie cast the screen’s most lovable comedians of to-day. ROSCOE EARNS \V ILLIAM F R A W LEY——LYNNE OVERMAN. Mary Brian George Barbier. Second Picture— A Dramatic Story of the Boulevard of Broken Dreams ... “ HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD ” A Paramount Picture, with John Halliday, Marsha Hunt, C. Henry Gordon, Robert Cummings, Together with the former favourite stars of yester-year — Francis X. Bushman, Charles Ray, Jane Novak, Betty Compsou, Ruth Clifford, Jack Nuthall. (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) GENERAL NOTICES. ALEX RADFORD & SON. MOTOR ENGINEERS, A FIRST-CLASS job at a low price. GARAGE—MARNE STREET. Light Delivery Van for Salo— Thoroughly Reconditioned. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES MISS G. HUMPHREYS, A.T.C.L., L.T.C.L., L.It.S.M. (London; 'T'EACHER of Pianoforte (Modern Method), Elementary to Diploma Standard. Classes for beginners at reduced fees. Interviews from February 12th. Address: Corner South Street and Awahuri Road, Feilding, Phone 353. THE JEAN SCOTT SCHOOL OF DANCING CLASSES HAVE COMMENCED. Correct tuition in Operatic, Character, Classical, Highland, Tap, Ballroom, etc. STUDIOS. 298 CUBA STREET. PHONES: Studio 6802, Res. 6500. g INGIN a ELOCUTION PUBLIC gI’CAKING OTUDENTS’ Successes include:— A.T.C.L. (elocution) Eight Championships and over Ninety First Prizes at Competitions. J. GARDE GRIMSHAW, King’s Chambers. r PHE, BROADWAY SCHOOL OF X DANCING (Principal, Miss Gwen Gibbs). Classes commence: Senior and advanced tap, Monday, Bth Feb.; men’s tap, Wednesday, 10th Feb.; women’s body culture, Wednesday, 10th Feb.; babies’ and junior operatic, Saturday, 13t.h Feb.; children’s tap, Saturday, 13th Feb.; national senior and adv., Saturday, 13th Feb.; intermediate Monday, 15th Feb. Prospectus, Studio, 81 Broadway, ’phones 7170—7477. JTEW J£KA COMMERCIAL SCHOOL TJAS Resumed Classes—Enrol immediately. National Bank Buildings, Phone 8665. HOUSES FOR SALE VOUR Choice of five modern bungalows just completed. Prices: £940, £950, £955, £1240, £1275. L. G. RIEGER, 10 RANGITIKEI STREET. WANTED TO BUY YK7A.NTED TO BUY, for cash, Jersey i VV weanor heifers. Write “485,” | “Times” Office. A NTIQUES, Period Furniture, Pictures and Books. Highest prices | given.—Burlington’s, Fine Art and Antique Dealers, 312 Cuba Street, P.N. TMTKS. KREFT, licensed dealer, purchases brewery and wine bottles; j gent’s and children’s clothing; highest prices. Wants to sell clockface Beales. —169 ,Cuba Streot (Opp. Community j Stores). j T TNCLE ALF wants to buy Gent’s I discarded clothing, boots, shoes, old ! gold, silver, trade tools, suitcases, etc. iWe call and collect. Phone 6780. Only address, 233 Main Street'