MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTS, HAYWARD'S POPULAR PICTURE PALACE, THE BIGGEST PROGRAMME EST TOWS' TO-NIGHT AND TO-MORROW NIGHT ONLY. 2 BIG 5-REEL STARS "THROUCH THE WAUL." A Startling Detective-Criminal Play. See the Sinking of a HUGE LINER by a Dastardly tJ BOAT. It is positively the Greatest Sensaion. yet shown,.in 5 Reels of Film. "A WOMAN'S POWER." Another 6-Reel Play. An Engrossing Story which illustrates and proves "WOMAN'S POWER" orer. Man. _ A Charming Picture. You'll enjoy it immensely. BE WISE. Come Early for this Monster 2-Star Bill. Is and 6d. Phone 470
MASONIC. LODGE KORANGA, No. 197. The regular, monthly meet- _ TNG of the above Lodge 'will be held in the Caledonian Masonic Lodge.loom, THIS EVENING j Tuesday, March. 27th. Ledge Tyled at 7.30 p.m. 1 Business—lnitiation. MILFORD. •A FARE-WELL SOCIAL AND PJRE- *. SENTATION will be given to Sir Harold, Wareing and Welcome Home to Sergeant-Major L. Ashwell and Rifle"inan T. Daley, in the Milford School on WEDivESDAY, April'4th at 8 p.m.,: instead of March" previously advertised. ■. . ■ • Admission: Gents 2s 6d. Ladies a Basket J. F. HAYHURST, Chairman. TO POULTRY BEEPERS. THE Government Poultry Instructors Messrs Brown and Cussen will hold a Demonstration at Mr H. Ball's Poultry- Yard. 41 Malthy Street, on. THURSDAY NEXT, at 3 p.m. • Subject—BREEDING, ■MATING,- CULLING. All interested are cordially invited to attend. TE MOANA. A SOCIAL will be held in the XA. Schoolroom on THURSDAY NEXT, 29th inst., at 7.15 p.m.,. 5n aid of Presbyterian Guild Funds. MUSIC. * COJIPETITIONS. Tickets : : :. One Shilling.' FATRIJE TECHNICAL SCHOOL/ PUPILS are now being enrolled for tho undermentioned Classes: — FIRST AID, OOOKFRY, . DRESSMAKING, . It is.reqtiested that names be handed in as promptly as possible.
FRANK PIPER, Director. Le Grand Lounge Bar Specialise in tlie Hot "Weather in ICE CREAMS, SUNDAES AND FRUIT SALADS. Icy" Cold Soda Fountain Drinks, in lVent-y-six Varieties, all true to their fruity ilnyour. And in the Cold Wintry Weather in Steaming Hot Drinks in—Bovril, Beef "Tea, Tomato Bullion, ~ Malted - Milk, Chocolate, Milk Shakes._ _ Also Light, Luncheon, in Tea ; Coffee, or.Cocoa," with Sandwiches. TOAST OR HOT PIES (Our Own Make) From 10 a.m. to 10.30 p.m. r.Tfi GRAND LOUNGE BAR. C. CAPPENUER : PROPRIETOR. -A.M-P. Society. LIFE ASSURANCE, ORDINARY DEPARTMENT. J. B. CROWLEY : : TIMARU. Agent for New Business. (Next Brehaut's Cycle Depot.) • Call or write for particulars. War Extra Premium £5 per anjuim, per £IOO of corei* taken; payable by halfyearly instalments. MISSES ANDEKSON MILLINERS, LAD life' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS. MILLJ.NERY. Chcice Millinery at Moderate Prices:Ladies' Smart Trimmed Toques From 8s lid BLOUSES. A Large Variety of Smart Silk Blouses, Stripes, Spots, and SelfColours. Also a. Special Line of EVERYDAY BLOUSES FROM 3s 6d. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF • CHILDREN'S WOOLLIES AT very Reasonable prices. STAFFORD ST. Opp. Stone Stables.
A 1 IS THE VERDICT THAT REID'S TIMARU MADE CONFECTIONERY HAS CATJGHT THE PUBLIC FAVOUR. HAVE YOU TRIED REID'S MARBLE BAR FOR DELICIOUS AERATED DRINKS. -—■
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Timaru Herald, Volume CVI, Issue 16229, 27 March 1917, Page 1
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