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Timaru Herald, Volume CI, Issue 15398, 15 July 1914, Page 1

PRESENTATION COMMITTEES. SPECIAL niSCOTOTP in Tea suri -Di c -°ff«? Services, Teapots, Bread Flatters. Cake Baskets, Carvers, Cnt, lery Sots, etc., at KE\ T MAYO\S JEWELLERY STORE, Opp. Bank of X.Z., Timaru.

MEETINCS AND AMUSEMENTS HAYWARD'S NEW LYCEUM. TO-NIGHT, at s. The Last Ni~ht of TIGERS R .OF THE HILLS. Kemarkably .sensational Indian Drama WIFFLES KIDNAPPED. The Laugh of the Season. Also several other STAR. FILMS. P-C. Is, Stalls Qd. Reserves Dresden. HAYWARD'S .\EW LYCEUM Picture Patrons will fi„d it necessary " ™ ? esorre " *hc Dresden, or rin~ up Lyceum (Phone Xo. 470). for on? POPULAR WEEK-END CHANGE. A MONSTER PR^i A^nfE pro]uised TO-MORROW NICHT. Another Keystone Scream. McCRATH'S PICTURES. POINT - TO-NIGHT. £J/°F? mme , of l> r °found pleasure, headed by a dutiful Kaleidoscop?c Drama—T —OATH OF OTSURU SAN. ■- Lavishly produced by the Magnificent . Majestic Company. ARCHIE AND THE BELL BOY ' WToV?r g .^ !y of a Bo?* Grit. HIGHLAND WATERFALLS \ :suali<ung r m Ton Minute* the Beaum.n „"■» of the North. ONE BEST BF-T. ONE BEST BET And others. And others. T7&T.-AL PRICES. USUAL PRICES. , GRAND MILITARY BALL. IE TERRITORIALS of St An--L i t,' 1 v/lil ho ' d *«<?»■ Third Annual Ball on 17th Julv TICKETS—3s 6d. 7 Territorials in Mufti ] s Extra CORPL. HOSKLN. PTE. WEBB, Hon. Sees. . JSY SCHOOL will _B. hold their Annual Ball on August J 4th. 1914, in the .Schoolroom commencing at 8 p.m. Admission 2s- 6d: Ladies Free A. H. BOULTEN, Chairman. PIRATES' FOOTBALL CLUB. \ SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING -£*- of the above Club will be held TO-NIGHT at 7.30 p.m. _ location. Training Hall. iusiness: Election of Secretary, etc. R W- EASTON, Evangelist, from i- Christchnrch, will (D.Y ), speak )ii Oddfellows' Hall, on THURSDAY, 16th. at 7.30 p.m. Hymn Books provided. No Collection. Come and hear the old old story TIMARU PLOUGHING MATCH. -JEYENTH ANNUAL CONTEST, To be held on THURSDAY, JULY 23rd, 1914, PADDOCK. WASHDYKE RAILWAY STATION (Kindly Lent by William Kelman). President. M. Maze, Esq-; Committee. Messrs M Maze.. E. Cartwright, R.Davie, Jtlnr.. A. Copelaud. FStoeker, W. King. Senr., W. Kins. Junr.. W Divan, J. Edcar. Blackwood. D. Gibson, and "Walter Wright. CLASSES OF PLOUGHING: Class A—Cut as you please. Opc-n to all comers. Class B —Cut as you please. Open to those who have never won a First. Prize in similar ploughing. Class C—Plain Ploughing. Open to all Comers. Plain Shares and Coulters to bo used. Class D —Plain Ploughing. Open to those who have not- won more than one First Prize. Plain cast shares and coulter* to be u>=ed. Competitors must stnrt and finish with 4 horses. Class E —Plain Ploughing. Youths under 19 years. Plain cast shares and coulters to be used. Entries close on JULY 18th, with— E. CARTWRIGHT, Levels, Hon. Sec. Sheaf Tossing. Stepping Corf>peiition. Luncheon <jii the Ground. Build Caterer. Ball in the Evening in Washdvke Hall. THE DRESDEN PIANO CO. (LIMITED). IX THE PIANO WORLD Xo Name stands Higher than that of the Famous Firm of JOHN BROADWOOD AND SONS. The Experience of 1-50 Years of Scientific Craftsmanship is Embodied in THE BROADWOOD PIANO. BOUDOIR UPRIGHTS. UPRIGHT GRANDS. DRAWING ROOM GRANDS BABY GRANDS. SEMI-GRANDS. LATEST BROADWOOD STYLES. The Highest Pitch of Instrumental Perfection represented in Riehm-sa and Beauty <.f Tone. cased in Artistic Shapes. Illustrated Booklet* POST FREE. Purchase under our Easv Payment THE DRESDEN Pi; NO CQ. (LTD.), •". STREET, TIMARU.. J. SCOTTEX. Mauaa-r.