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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 14 May 1925, Page 1

THE COSY GRAND. TO-NIGHT! JeanJSrtkur Gertrude Olmsted m m, s/A WilUairiFcvc presents k i GILBERT.T^ RTFi,J^£ ai^£D'J£A«.A«THUR . .jEfcom tk&Qitori [Stage ‘Sum e& b£^ t " 1 Prices: SPRING FEVER. (Sunshine Comedy.) Stalls 1/-, Dress Circle FOX NEWS. (Topical.) 1/6, Reserves 2/-. Telephone 486. PUBLIC MEMORIAL- SERVICE. T TNDER the Auspices of the Timaru School Committees’ Associationand the Timaru Borough Council, assisted by the Timaru Ministers’ Association, a Public Memorial Service will be held at the Timaru Main [School Grounds, on THURSDAY, 14th May, at 2.30 p.m. The Battalion Band, Salvation Army Band and the Timaru Pipe The Address will be deliveredby W. THOMAS, ESQ., M.A. (Rector of the Boys’ High School). Copies of the Order of Service will be provided at the Ground. If wet, the Service will be held in the Theatre Royal, which has been graciously placed at our disposal. . , . - . Members of the General Public of Timaru and. District are invited to attend. Schools are requested to bo In position by 2.15 p.m.

PLEASANT POINT GUN CLUB. .. >; 4 A DANCE will be held in the Pleasant Point Hall on THURSDAY, 21st MAY. Good Music. Good Floor. Good Supper. W. H. BATCHELOR, Secretary. HOOK. THE DANCE advertised for Thursday Night, has been POSTPONED until FRIDAY, 15th, at 8 p.m. E’ELLOWSHIP BIBLE SCHOOL. (Undenominational ) EVERY THURSDAY, 7.30 P.M. BAPTIST CHURCH, Wilson Street. All are weicome. NOTICE. . THE MEMBERS of St. Mary’s Mother’s Meeting are aslced to attend the Public Memorial Service TO-DAY. There will be nc Meeting in the Schoolroom. SISTER JANET, C.S.N. MONEY TO LEND. T HAVE the following Sums available for investment on First Mortgage of Freehold Property: £4OO, £SOQ. £IOOO and £3OOO. G. H. R. ULRICH, Solicitor, Hay’s Buildings, Timaru. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. APPLICATIONS for tlio Position of BLACK AND SHOEING SMITH will be received up to noon, THURSDAY, the 21st inst. Salary £7 per woek. Conditions of employment may be seen at tlio Borough Engineer’s Office. D. VIRTUE, Town Clerk. A. C. FAHEY. DENTAL SURGEON (University of New Zealand.) ROWLEY’S BUILDINGS, Tel. CBl. Church Street. DRESSMAKING. YY7E beg to announce to the Public W of Pleasant Point and District that we have commenced in the above line at Clontarf House. BIRSE AND MILNE. A.M.P. SOCIETY. Extract from “Sydney Bulletin,” April 2nd, 1925. The A.M.P. has the wisdom of age —with the activity of youth. Its progress in this century has been a procession from record to record. The bonus distribution for last year New Business Agent, A.M.P. Society, Stafford St., Timaru.

DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUICA., THURSDAY. A Universal Jewel, Starring: PAT O’MALiLEY & MARY ASTER, IN THE FIGHTING ADVENTURER. THE FIGHTING ADVENTURER. A Stirring Picture Packed with Romance, Thrills and Adventure. Supports: GAZETTE. COMEDY. Campbell’s Orchestra. NOTICE. DOMINATIONS for Seats on the Council of the South Canterbury Acclimatisation Society will close or SATURDAY NEXT at 5 p.m. (not Friday as stated on the Nomination Forms). B. HUGHES, Secretary, Temuka. TEMUKA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY. ■yHE SUPPLIERS are notified that * on account of the Memorial Service to be held THIS AFTERNOON the Lorries will NOT RUN and the Factory will be CLOSED. G. B. CARTWRIGHT, Chairman. MILFORD SCHOOL COMMITTEE. THE CONCERT to have been held 1 THIS EVENING is POSTPONED INDEFINITELY. R. LYALL, Chairman. R. MILLS, Secretary. WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL. rENDERS will be received at the 1 County Offices, Waimate, up till p.m., MAY 22nd, 1925, for the ollowing Contracts: JONTRACT No. 955, Metalling 820 c. yds m Waihao Riding. JONTRACT No. 95 9, Metalling 75 5 c. vds in Otaio Riding. WM. P. BLACK, County Engineer. County Offices, Waimate. May Bth, 1925. MAY MITCHELL BROWN, L.A.B. of R.A.M. and R.C.M. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. Lessons given on the Steel Guitar. Term begins with First Lesson. STUDIO: ARCADE, over Beggs. Address: Seaview House. J. F. ROWE, NURSERYMAN. SOUTH END, GERALDINE. Home on Mondays and Wednesday* to receive orders. F.BURR I L L , 6 THOMAS STREET, PAINTER, DECORATOR AND GLAZIER Protect your Property with good Paint. Distance no object. TO HIGHFIELD RESIDENTS. TV/ J. PETTIGREW begs to anW * nounce that he has now completed alterations to the Highfield Store, and having renewed and increased Stock considerably, he is now in a better position to supply the Public with complete satisfaction. Full Range of Grocery Lines carried at Town Prices; also Stationery, Household Hardware, Fruit, Confectionery, etc. Orders called for and delivered to any part of town or suburbs by up-to-date Motor De--1 livery. A trial Tel. 489.