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Timaru Herald, Volume LX, Issue 2691, 30 April 1898, Page 1

Meetings, Amusements, &c. SOUTH CANTERBURY ART SOCIisTY. EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS now open in ASSEMBLY ROOMS. Special Attraction TO-NIGHT. j Concert Arranged by Dr. R. S. Reid. PROGRAMME : Overture "Pique Dame" ... Band Song ... Mr Gow Quartette ... "Nocturne" Mrs Reid, MissG. Reid, Messrs E. and J.W. Wood Song ...Mra Gow Viola Solo Mr J. W, Wood Overture ... "Tancredi" ... Band ADMISSION— Is. Season Tickets, ss. Family Tickets 10s 6d. Art Union Tickets, Is. A. P. RULE, Hon. Sec. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. CHILDREN'S DAY.— The Rev. Hugh Kelly, of Waimate, will conduct the Services TO-MORROW. SubjectsMorning : Elijah. Afternoon : Jeremiah. Evening, specially for youngmen:" Here dity." Collection in aid of Sabbath School Funds. ■■ PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Barnard St. SERVICES TO-MORROW, At 11 a.m. AND 6.30 P.M. The usual monthly address to young men in the Evening. SPORTS BALL. 1"1HE ANNUAL SPORTS BALL WILL BE HELD IN ST. MARY'S SCHOOLROOM ON THURSDAY, MAY 12th, At 8.30 p.m. Tickets— Gentlemen's 14a, Ladies' 7s each— can be obtained from Messrs Melville Gray, W. R. MacLaren, S. Higginbofcham, A. Elworthy, J. Turnbull, Gus. Jones, and C. H. Tripp. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, PLEASANT POINT. THE ANNUAL SOIREE will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall on THURSDAY, MAY sth, AT 6 P.M. Addresses will be given by Ministers of the Presbytery and others. Sacred Pieces will be sung by the Choir, and Refreshments served during the Evening. TICKETS, ls 6d. CHILDREN, ls. NOTICE. A MEETING will be held afc ALBURY on THURSDAY, sth May, at 6.30 p.m., to discuss the ways and means of starting a Collie Dog Trial. All Interested Turn Up. SEADOWN SCHOOL! ""* A CONCERT AND DANCE in aid _CjL of the Prize Fund, will be held on THURSDAY, May 12th. Admission — Two Shillings. A CONCERT AND DANCE, IN AID OF THE SCHOOL FUNDS, Will be held in Pareora School on THURSDAY, JUNE 9th, at 8 p.m. tickets-two shillings. mammmtmmmmmmmmtmmmmwmmmmmmmmmm^mm^^mmjmm Wanted ANTED-A Good General SERVANT. Apply in the Morning or Evening to Mrs Callender, Wai-iti Road. ASKETS! BASKETS! BASKETS! In great variety of design and in every Bize and shape. Prices to suit all. Hedges, George Street. ANTED TO PURCHASE-A Firat Class Quiet Young MILCH COW in Fdll Profit. F. W. Marchant. REAL ABERDEEN KNIT DRIVING GLOVES. GENTLEMEN in Timaru and Diatrict are adviaed to inspect Driving Gloves just to hand from the Granite City in Six Different Styles. Double Buttons, with highly finished Leather Facings and Binding. COWAN'S COLONIAL CLOTHING HOUSE. 1/I* 'SILKS; SILKS. SILKS. 1/I*. EVENING SHADES, Helio, Nile Turquoise, Gold, Coral, Cream, White, Pink.— Adams & Co. DRESS TWEEDS 9*d, lOf d, llfd up. Coating Serges 18 2id to 3s lid in Black, Navy, Brown, Greens, at Adams & Co's. ROSLYN WOOL 2s 6d, Timaru Wheeling 2a 6d, at Adams & Co's. TIT ANTED AT ONCEGOOD COOK for EMPIRE HOTEL Waimate. THE WAR.— NEW ZEALAND SURROUNDED ON ALL SIDES. NOW is the time to procure a good reliable Timekeeper. A Gent's ""-Plate English Keyless Lever, Jewelled, Chronometer Balance, Air, Damp and Dust Tight for £2, A Lady's Gold Keyless Watch, beautifully chased and perfeot for time, beauty and workmanship, 1 for £3 17s 6d. Silver Chains, Lady's or Gent's, 9s ; Brooches, Rings, Pendants, and all classes of Jewellery, Clocks, Portmanteaux, Guns, Overcoats, Boots, and various other articles too numerous to particularise. Money Lent. TIMARU PAWN OFFICE, BESWICK STREET. A. A. BOWMAN, Manager. -m ■-■■■ ■ IM'I'A.," ■— K II I SPRING BLOSSOM TEA a only packed in Tins, which of course preserves the delicate aroma of thir , famous Tea. To be had from O. BowkerJ J, Bhenberd. Kern- *wn MoCahon.