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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14475, 23 June 1911, Page 1

MEETINCS AND AMUSEMENTft. h is a t a a FULLERS' PICTURES. THE BEST OK Al,f,. Change every Monday and Thursday. A Record i ;i mine,- a Record Autlionco. THIS AFTERNOON AT 2.30. GRAND HOLIDAY MATINEE. Gd to all parts, Children and Adults 6d TO-NICHT, at 8 o'clock. GIBRALTAR. MARTYRDOM OF THOMAS A'BECKET. THE TIC'tIPLES OF NIKO, THE HUMPTY DUMPTY CIRCUS, A STAGE ROMANCE. ENCLIBH DRAND NATIONAL, 1911. I)R BltlAX FKLLE A .YD THE BANK ROBBERY. WiXTEIi FI,O\VKHS. D.C. Is Cd, Stalls Is, Pit 6d. A S S E M ]] I, Y R o 0 Jr s . TO-DAY! TO-DAY!! TO-DAY! TO-DAY!! TO-XIGHT l TO-XIGHT!. TO-XIGHT! TO-NIGHT!. Th:' PorlormniKie of the Century. Mr James Schubert Stirton, Has now played continuously for 18 HOURSI 48 HOURS. This evening the ICin<r of Piano Players wij] give bis Third Kucital, after whk-h ho will present TilK AVONDKIIFUL SLEEPING ACT, which must Ik> seen to bo believed. Still going strong; come and see him. J. SULLIVAN, Business Manager. S OUTII CANTERBURY POULTRY PIGEON AXD CANARY SOCIETY ,S CORONATION SHOW OLYMPIA, BARNARD STREET, TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW. June 24th and'2oth. RECORD ENTRIES. 750 EXHIBITS 760. RECORD ENTRIES. Admission Is, or by Art Union Ticket. A. E. IZZARD, Secretary. CORONATION CELEBRATIONS?" Mayor's Offico, 22nd June, 1911. OWING to tho inclement weather prevailing to-dav, 1 respectfully , J ask i'hu Cozens of Tiiriuru to observe ! I' RIDAY, tlio 23rd instant, from I i p.ni., av a Pubhc_ Halt-Holiday, to en- , ab.o the Coronation Celebration Com- -i inittee to carry out the Patriotic Pro- , cessions in t.ho Afternoon and Evening. '. Afternoon Procession will leavo the Drill Sh-ed as advertised, at 2.30 • i p.m. | The Torchlight Procession will start . [ at 6 p.m. . JAMES CRAIGIE, Mayor. ; ] CORONATION DAY PROCESSIONS, j ] I.] -3fo TAKE '•riACE TO-DAY v j,

to til-.' wet tve.itliLr ycsfcerkJ day, the Procession had to be postponed, but WILL BE HELD TODAY, at 2.20 p.m. sharp. Exhibitors to take up the same stand as allotted to them previously. THE TORCHLIGHT PROCESSION .mil leave the Drill Shed at 6 p.m. for the Hay. FIREWORKS AND BONFIRE nill ba gone on with upon arrival of the Procession. THE BALL will commence at 8 o clock. H. H. ERASER, Hon. Sec. General Committee. CORONATION BALL. OWING to a number of peoplo unable to procure Tickets, it has been decided to issue Tickets at the Door, Grand March commences at 8 p.m. ADMIS.SLON, 2s 6d. H. H. ERASER, Hon. Soc. SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT. The meet to-day is cancelled on account of the AVet Weather. C. ERNES 1 ] 1 THOMAS, Hon. S»c. SMITHFIELD ASSEMBLY SMITHFIELD ASSEMBLE Will hold their IJSUAL - WEEKLY DANCE TUESDAY, 27th. GOOD MUSIC by Mr WENTWORTH. M.C., G. MILLAR. , GENTS, 2s. LADIES FREE. W. HARRIS, Secretary. DANCE ORCHESTRA. MR LOCK WILLIAMS'S POPULAR- BAND may be engaged for ■ Bails, Socials, etc., 218 Stafford St.. jnoxt Tate's. Anj- number Instruments - ' fr-upplied. Engage early, as numerous. - dates are now bonked, including Corunation Ball (public and children), alao jPareora Coronation Ball. I DANCE SEASON—I9II. DURING Mr COOMBS'S absence, Miss Sinclair will hav« charge 1 of his Band. j Address—C.o. J. H. Coombs, Bank | Street. FUNERAL NOTICES. FUNERAL NOTICE. ' <:!' ili.- I'.ii-o George Mcßao, f unorai v.-.!I movo from his iato residence. Cfjborfvkih. Alford Forest Road, .'Uhburvn. <-n ):at;ird:'.y. .3une LM-th, at D a.m., f'cr int-.'niKnt at Oa croft CeMOi«rv, at 1 P.m. ! ' BAKER. HRO*., I Undertakers.