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Timaru Herald, Volume XCIV, Issue 14659, 29 January 1912, Page 1

MEtTINCS AND AMUSEMENTS. o I The Flacs Where tfco Crowds Go! f- ULLEHS' PICTURES, Ahvay.:, the bast of AMI ' . FULLERS' have se ;uef d the solo rights for a number jr the finest of Picture Productions, n i.ioh iriil be screened bi-wcoklv to their patrons. TO-XiG HT'AT 3 SILVRl J . The A.B. M;:^torpore. TKE BATTLE A Drama of D.'l rTHE 3ATTLE i ntr Deeds and THE BATTLE ratiant Acts. An Episode «f tho Ansr.uii Civil V.'ar. Produced v..th Sensational Realism. Excelling in Excite- THE BATTLE ment and Thrills. THE BATTLE Tho Greatest Soldier THE BATTLE Dram;.. THE 3ATTLE J*.v..t- Produced. Xoi -i product of imnai.on, Ijiit founded mi ;l aalid fact the Amori'-an V.'ar of 'fil. i_HE BATTLS A Dramatic ProducsHE BATiLE tion far alidad nf THE BATTLE Bl-od " THE EATTLS re?entiv THE BAiTLE caused a. stir. HER HERO! HiT.i: HERO! T-ie Best of Vitairrnnh Comedies. Loraia Doone S Adapted from R. E. Blackmore's popunovo., "I'he Love of John Kidd <or Lormi Doo.ne, the most, loveable heroine 111 hction. OBAN AND DUNOON C-AMES, A Ilea! Scotch Gathering. And a masiiiicont ne'r varied subjects, all new and nothing you have seen before. FULLERS' ORCHESTRA— A Popular Combination. Balcony 3 s Cd, Stalls Is, Sear S. Gd. ZEALAND L VT.OUR PARTY TIMARU BR A. N £w Mcets TO-NIGHT, at 8, Hutchison^ Rooms. BUSINESS—IMPORTANT. P. COATES. Socretarv. BAY ROTUNDA. i FIFTH 3ir.MCIP.VL '.'OXCERT. TIMARU GARRISON BAND. TO-XIGHT, MONDAY, 29th JAN.. 1912, commencing at, S p.m. FROGRAiDtE: March Siratbccna'. <V ?' tz . Syrin^a. So.cction Liszt-. Lights On,. Jwo-tetep Clariiida. r 'K, Moonbeam. -\jiuvii HcTio-ir ~l.c Brave. PRESENTATION OP ILLUMINATED ADDRESS TO 111?. THOS. BUXTON. At. P. A LL ELECTORS Of the Temuia •f Electorate are ic'sr>ectfnl!r .invited to attend a COX*CEI?.T * ami J of T LLM UINATED -A D O HESS to MR. TIIOS. BUXTON, v,. •. - ..icirivGrs oi h : s late Commitir-o. io hehehl iu DKILL KA LI.-, 1C V TO-NIGHT. Commencing at S p.m. Short. addresses to be delivered bv 1' tnd other tromineriw pontic-ans. _ . D. McIKXES, Cliairir.sn <;£ C-oirmittco. SDUCATIDKAV r-HIMARU HIGH SCHOOLS. GIRLS" DAY SC'dOOL. Principal—Miss B. M. Watt, M.A. CANDIDATES prepared for Civil Service, Education, Board Scholarships. University Entrai CCj and I mversty Scholarship Examinations. Special Courses of Study arranged 1 for Girls who do not <v:sh to prepare tor oxamiuaton. BOYS' DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL. Rector—Mr Geo. A. Simmers, M.A. CANDIDATES prepared for Uruveisitv Matriouiation, Junior 'Term.? and ;ree Examinations, Enpucei-iiicr and V R ric-j]tural Exhibitions, Education :: soard Scholarships, Pharmacy and Civil Service Examinations. AGRICULTURAL fs behlg THE BOARDING SCHOOI is u tho direct control of Mr Simmers. THE BOAD.DIXG FEES are verv low, and upec'c.l coneess ons are mad" to scLoltvrsLip holders. BOTH SCHOOLS OPEX TUESDAY, Ei'BP.UARY 6. For particulars, apply to: A. BWA. Secretary. LAIDLAW'S PREPARATORY SCHOOL RE-OPENS On WKONESDAY, FEB. 7th, .1912. Address: NILE STREET, Timaru. BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOxl GIRLS ST RATH MO R E ECBOOL. Elizabeth St.. Timarn. j RE-OPENS, j TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6 I 6PECIAL METHOD fOR JUNIOR j SCHOOL Principal—Miss Blanche o<jll. it listed by Mies Gibba, M.A. Senior Pupils BUocessfulJr orenared for Matriculation, South KoHsinstoE and CanterbiiTT Coliego Art Examinations, ar.c a!! Musical Esaminntiocs. SPECIAL CLASSES FOR: Paint'Eß. Drawing, \Vood-Carvi3g aea Beaten Copper for Serjor Putiib ana outside Students. A LITERATURK CLASS Conducted by Mis 3 Gibbs, M.A., may siso be attended hi oitiaide Students 1