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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIC, Issue 13956, 16 July 1909, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS. TIT E A THE RO YA L. Lessee, Pro-. M. Sherwood. TO-iNI G II T. Reopening of the POPULAR SHERWOOD PERMANENT PICTURES. Expensive Production of the Dramatic ■Realisation, " REDEEMED FROM SIN. REDEEMED FROM SIN. PRO. M. SHERWOOD Will appear in Female Impersonations. AN ALL-NEW PROGRAMME. Every Picture New. NOTE PRlCE'S—Dress Circle Is Gel, Ladies is ; Stalls Is, Pit 6d. BABY COMPETITION closes To-day. Don't fail to enter your Itabies. Our Pictures are. the Best. 11. PERCIVAL, Bus. Manager. O DRILL HALL. ROLLER SKATTNG. Tuesday, ThnrsROLLER SKATTNG. day and SaturROLLEU SKATTNG. day Afternoons ROLLER SKATING and Evenings. Ladies 6d Admission: Gentlemen Is. Skates (id and Is. Band in attendance. Afternoons are most suitable for Learners, as instructors have more time for, teaching. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL at an ear'-- date. E. I). BENNETT, Manager T TINGLE SHOOTING SALOON. late of Christuhurch Exhibition and opp. ..Broadway's, OPENS THIS DAY, [n Cain's Terrace, opposite Wakefield's, late Bockaert's Garage.' Open from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Good Sport, Automatic Figures. r: peard, Proprietor. SECOND OF THE SERIES OF k3 LKC.TURES, By PROFESSOR MARSHALL (Otago University), IN TRINITY HALF, TO-NIGHT;. JULY 16th, at 8 o'e. Subject: "SOUNDS AND GLACIERS." Illustrated by Limelight Views. Mr R. TT. Roekel, M.A., will preside. Admission, Is; Children Gd. The Hall will bo comfortably heated. ST. MARY'S YOUNG MEN'S . SOCIETY. ST. MARY'S HALL, BANK 'ST. n RAND ILLUSTRATED LECTURE C on "The Mountain Scenery of ;«■»■ Zealand," on MONDAY, July 19th, at 8 p.m., by G. E. MANNERING, Esq. Some very rare Slides will be used to illustrate the Lecture. An Educational Treat. Admission. Gd. Members Free.

FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. JL . are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late Wife will leave his sun's ivsidi lire, Otipua Road, on Saturday, .Inly I 7tii, at 2.30 p.m., for the Timaru Cenieterv. W. J~. LISTER, Telephone 142. I'ndertaker. FrX!C?v'L NOTICE. rfWIK Friends of-.Mr and Mrs Edward JL T. egiii:.a are respectfully inhumed tiiat t!io Funeral of their late ('iuijrh-ter Lydia will leave their resid- .-.•!•, !! hhs. Street, Waimataitai, on :-'.■.■>,'!),'iY. i!:e 18th inst., at 2.15 p.m., i. !':■■ Tiu-.i'.m Cemetery. J. KADCLIKFE; Undertaker. FUNEHAL NOTICE. TIIR Friends of George Arras are respectfully informed that the Funeral of his late davghter will leave his residence, Waitawa, on SATURDAY, July 17th, at 2 p.m., for the Pleasant Point Cemetery. H. C. DOSSETT, Undertaker. Timiru Dairy Co., MAORI HILL.* A 1!F THE MANUFACTURERS OF i\. ■ THAT FAMOUS 'Snowflake' Butter, Which has found its way into every home in South Canterbury. Support "Local Industry" by always buying that particular brand, '■ SNOWFLAKE." Highest, 'price given for Homo Separated Cream at the nearest railway station to the supplier, or on delivery at the Factory, Maori 'Hill, Timaru, w TELEPHONE 30-1. ALARM COY., will be glad to furnish full particulars ns to cost of installation, etc. Applv CROWN HOTEL, NEW SEEDS. C7EDETARLE ANO FLO WET!, V just to hand. Tomato Reed (Clarke's Favourites). C. S. HOWARD, North Street. PLEASANT POINT NURSING HOME. J-ATERNTTY CASES admitted on JL shortest notice. Open from July 3rd. NURSE DOIG. Certificated,Dunediu Hospital.