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w • L \ w ‘‘Here’s tae us, Wha’s like us? De’il the yin!” Again the Home of Champions THE TIMARU PIPE BAND NEWS ITEM: {Translated by our own special interpreter) “The Timaru Pipe Band again carried off the honours against aU comers at th* National Contests. As winners of the Dominion Championship they have added a further laurel to the already famous gallery of Timaru Champions. Many a Sassenach is now asking whether Timaru makes the Champions or the Champions make Timaru. We say both . Pipers Tam and Ru acquitted themselves well at the Contest, and gave a vivid demonstration of an uresistiblelorcc meeting an immovable mass when they arrived simultaneously at rite bar. When the time came to pay, Tam fainted and Ru earned him out. Hence those immortal words, “O wa’d some power the gif tie gie ns to flee panels before they see us.” In conclusion, heartiest congratulations to the Pipes and Drums earn Tiger’s Milk. “Here's tae us, wha’s like us—de'U the yin!” Timaru THE STVff TO HOT VP THE TROOPS fSS£SSs» Brewed amt Bottled with loving care by NEW ZEALAND BREWERIES LUX, Tiaara

T7»OR Sale, House, 5 Rooms, Kitchen- -*• ette; modernised. Apply “Miramar,” Reserve terrace, Lyttelton. 8996 17ILMS—Get them to-day for Monday, holiday. Pentecost’s, Chemists.^

TT'X-L.O.L. Members are invited to a meeting in FORESTERS’ HALE, LYTTELTON. TO-NIGHT, 7.45 P.M. rpHE LYTTELTON FERRY LAUNCHES, LTD. LAUNCHES OWAKA. ONAWE. TUI. AND REREMOANA, Weather and other circumstances permitting, we run daily to Diamond Harbour, including Sundays. Private Picnics, Fishing and Tramping Parties bj special arrangements. W. C. CLEARY and CO.. Agents.

TAIROA AT LONDON The Talroa, which left Wellington on April 15, arrived at London on Sunday morning. She sailed via Halifax. TREHATA’S DATES Advice has been received that the Trehata left New York on May 25 and Newport News on May 28 for Auckland. Wellington, Lyttelton, and Dunedin. She will be at Auckland on June 30 and at Wellington about a week later. Whether your income is £2 or £2O weekly, you’ll make it buy more if you read the advertisements regularly in “The Press.” —6

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CLOSING TO-DAY 1 i o A <&L s i RT f. UNION 2000 CLOSES 4th JUNE, 1938 DRAWN 20th JUNE, 1938 400 PRIZES By License issued wider Section 4s of "The Gaming Act, 1908.** Objects: To raise funds to the extent of the profits available for the objects to be specified by the tw Minister for Internal Aflfaif, N 0.71 SOOO alluvial cold I I ■ ■ I I I I Please send me. D. McCORMICK, 146 MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. Tickets in “GOLDEN GIFT” Art Union I enclose Postal Note No. for Secretary: N. McArthur, P.O. Box no, Wellington* Treasurer: B. L. Hammond, P.O. Box not Wellington. (Tickets 3/6 each) £ : : also stamped addressed envelope for reply Stamps not accepted in payment of Tickets.) Name (Postage (Mr., Mr*, or Mils) Address. Ist PRIZE §2OOO 2nd ■■ £SOO 3» £2OO 4r. £IOO stm : •• £ 75 30 p, Tio?«»£3oo 365 is<A«slß2s prizes£sooo Hi ALL PRIZES IN ALLUVIAL GOLD ALL PRIZES DRAWN BY BALLOT