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Grey River Argus, 21 August 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. COMPETITIONS JpESTIVAL. TO-DAY’S BIG PROGRAMME. IN THREE HALLS. Including: Tap, Character, Eccentric Dances and Duos. Recital to Music, Shakespearean Recital, N.Z. Recitation. Ladies’ and Men’s Test Songs, National Song. CLASSIC EVENING PROGRAMME. Recalls from day sessions, final Song and Dance, Instrumental Quartette, Twenty Minutes Entertainment, Pronunciation Test. Book seats for Demonstration at Kilgour’s. JJACK TO CHILDHOOD DANCE. SCHAEF’S HALL, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). Proceeds for Snowdrop Queen. Williams’ Orchestra. Excellent supper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. QCHOOL CHILDREN’S ANNUAL BALL. (Plain and Fancy Dress.) MINERS’ HALL RUNANGA FRIDAY NEXT, August 24. Gaiety Orchestra. WM. RICHMOND, Hon. Sec., R.F.C. HOLLAND MEMORIAL HALL, MAWHERAITI. QRAND OPENING BALL, FRIDAY, August 24th. It’s the Ball of the Season. Be sure to come and bring a friend. Steel *s Orchestra. Old Time and Modern Dances, also Novelty Dances. Double ticket 6/-, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. Efficient M.C. Excellent supper. Yes! It’s Friday coming. Other Balls are postponed to enable you to conic along, so don’t forget! R. BRIGHT, Secretary. CONVENT OLD PUPILS’ BALL. QCHAEF’S HALL, TUESDAY, Aug. 28. Happiness Boys’ Full Orchestra. Novelties galore. Special Monte Carlo (prize £l/1/-). Special Novelty, “Tallest and Shortest. Couples in Grand Parade,” prize £l/1/-. Lucky Spot. Waltz. Prices: Double 5/6, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. K. GREANEY, Sec. ■DETER PAN School of Ballroom Dancing.—Practice Dances every Thu rsday. Each beginner nnd dancer receives individual attention. 8 to 10 p.m. 1/- and 1/6. Private Lessons; Evenings 7 o’clock. STUDIO. —Mark Sprot Buildings, Mackay St. ’Phone 546 before 5 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES PLANTS — SHRUBS — TREES. We have them in endless variety. Procure now for Spring flowering. We now have in a wonderful stock of GLADIOLI CORMS. We are proud of them. Prices are right. Nine varieties of SEED POTATOES. FLORAL WORK in all its branches. Give us a trial. We Guarantee Satisfaction. CUT FLOWERS always available. jy[URRAY ft £O. FLORIST AND GARDEN SUPPLIER QEORGE JJ. yyOODS GRAIN & PRODUCE MFRCHANTS. P.O. Box 613. Phone 31-036. Telegraphic Address: “Woodsgrain” 30-41 FERRY RD., CHRIST.CHURCH. Manufacturers of Eureka Chicken Foods and Grits. Sturdy Starting and Laying Mashes. POTATOES. Aucklanders, Sutton’s Supreme, Red Dakotas—B/6 2001 b sack. CARROTS—I/6 Sugar Bag; 3/9 Sack; 42/6 ton. ONIONS 1/6, SWEDES 2/-, sugar bag FOWL FOODS: Wheat, Good Fowl, 13/6 sack 2001 b. Wheat, seconds, 12/- sack. Wheatmeal, 13/6 2001 b. Barleymeal, Poultry, 13/- 1801 b. Barleymeal, Pigs, 11/6 1801 b. Fine Ground Oats, 13/- 1801 b. Maizemeal, 19/6 2001 b. Kibbled Maize, 19/6 2001 b. Pollard, 12/6 2001 b. Bran, 8/6 1801 b. Lucerne Chaff, 4/6 sack. Lucerne Meal, 8/- 1001 b. Meatmeal, 9/- 1001 b. Straw Chaff, Hay. etc. Sacks included. Terms, net on rail '’hristchureh. Cash with order. Special quotes for larger parcels. Best quality guaranteed. Subject nnrket fluctuations LADIES! LADIES! ! Write to— D F (JLANVILLE (Mail Order Chemiit). For all your requirements in pergonal hygiene, medicinal preparations and appliances TOILET REQUISITES, ETC. Write for particular! and quotations. COMPETITIVE PRICES. AU parcel-, forwarded in plain wrappers per roturn post. D. F. GLANVILLE, M.P.B. 60, Holmwood Road, CHRISTCHURCH.