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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 19 May 1925, Page 1

MOTORS, TONE ARMS AND FITTINGS • Used in the manufacture of GRAMOPHONES. “THE COELARO” MOTOR (British Made) FROM £2 7s 6d. “ THE THORENS"’ (Swiss Made) The Leading Swiss Motor. FROM £1 17s 6d. | “ THE JEWEL ” Universal Tone Arm and Sound' Box complete. Perfect in Finish 1 Wonderful Tone. £2 5 s NICKEL FINISH. “ THE LOCKWOOD ” Tone Arm and Sound Box Complete. £1 2s 6d. “THE THORENS” Complete with Exportation Sound Box. £1 4s. Hinges, Lid Supports, Knobs, Needle Cups, Needle Cup Covers, Cast , Metal Throats for fitting at base of Tone* Arm, Automatic Brakes. it STAFFORD Orchestral Afternoon Tea. MRS MANSEL . . .’. (Piano). MISS LEILA GREIG (Violin)... Lovely Hawaii .. .. .. .. ( ) j Ling Along . . .. .. .. .. (Penn) ! Vamp Me . . ( ) Baby Bunting (Selection! Temple Bells (Woodford Finden) I Traumerie .(Schumann) | One Fleeting - Hour (Lee) Mellow Moon . ( ) A Little Coon’s Prayer . . (Hope) The. Trumpoier (Dix) Rose of Monterey ( —■ —) Caro Mio Ben •. (Giordan!)' At the Shrine of Aphrodite. (Coningsby-Clarke) •The Country Girl . . .•. (Selection) Lady Mime .; .... .. .. (Lohr) ICE CREAM 1/PEACHES AND CREAM 1/B ANANAS AND CREAM 1/THE LATEST MUSIC IN PLEASANT ' SURROUNDINGS. With DELICIOUS AFTERNOON TEA. Forget your cares! Come to the Timaru Rendezvous-7-the Glass ,of Fashion, and the Mould of Form. Follow the crowd to THE STAFFORD. * M. LITTLE, ,; . " M.P. STORES, CASH AND DELIVERY. J.JAVING completed extensive alterations in both Grocery and Provisions Departments, we are now in a position to give the Public of South Canterbury complete satisfaction in SERVICE and DESPATCH. Our Provision Department is now the most UP-TO-DATE in the District, and a Fresh Supply of BACON | and SMALL GOODS arrives daily from OUR OWN FACTORY. TRY LITTLE’S FAMOUS MILD-CURED BACON, Sliced to any thickness by the LATEST MODEL MACHINE. A trial order will convince you that our Prices are LOWEST, and Quality the BEST. Prompt delivery .to all parts of the town. Telephone 601.

SUMMER TRIPS TO ENGLAND. important Announcement by CAISAbiA.'i rAblX'iU it All/ iV AI CO. in conjauCL.au witn Canadian Austruxasian Royal Mail S.S. lane to Vancouver, B.U. N)n ana alter litn May, new pleasures ana ueiv scemc woiiuers will ue in more ior travellers to Canada, U.S.A., Lngmnu, ana me- Continent or Europe, Via me C.P.R. route. uu that date tne luinoua 'j rans-Canaua Ennitud service ior lies summer season commences. Tne *‘lrans-Oanaua Limited," Canada's 'L’rain do liuxe, is incomparably the fastest, most popular train operated across Canada, saves a day each way. Artords passengers a dayhgnt trip over tue Rocuies. in addition, the C.r.R. will have tnree other daily trains running in the sumnier transcontinental time-table. Passages booked rrom New Zealand iu either R.M.M.S. Aorangi or R.M.S. Niagara, tne most palatial liners on the Pacific. Visit V IMPORTANT.—Be sure to see your steumer tickets are marked ‘ : viu Canadian Pacihc Railway.” For descriptive pamphlets and full particulars, apply to any office of the Union Steam Ship Company of N.Z., Ltd.; Thomas Cook and Son; or J. Selater, representative CANAijJ-A.n PACIFIC RAILWAY Co. Union House, Sydney, N.S.W. P. AND 0. LINE. To LONDON via COLOMBO & SUEZ. FARES may bo ascertained on application. All Steamers fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. For further particulars apply to— PALGETY AND COMPANY, LTD. Agtnts. J. F. ROWE, NURSERYMAN, SOUTH END, GERALDINE. Home on Mondays and Wednesday;* to receive orders.