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Timaru Herald, Volume CVII, Issue 16441, 12 January 1918, Page 1

MEETINCB AND AMUSEMENTS. THEATRE „ v j. , Direction ... J. C. "Williamson. Ltd. MONDAY NEXT, JAN. 14th. | J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., •Present England's Greatest Character! Actor, MR CYRIL MAUDE, his World-famous Production of GRUMPY A PLAY OF THRILLS. SUSPENSE, AND LAUGHTER. Supported by his OWN ENGLISH COMPANY, from the Playhouse, LONDON. MR CYRIL MAUDE, Messrs Herbert Ranson Robert Ayrton Edward Lester Stephen Scanlan Frank Elliott E. Gaten^v-Bell Harry Sweeney H. H. Wallace Misses Dorothy Gumming Betty Murray ' Stella Payter Maidi Dillon TUESDAY NEXT, JAN. 15th. . CASTE | T. W. Robertson's Great Play. ECCLES MB CYRIL MAUDE. PRICES: Dress Circle and Orchestral Stalls, 6s; Back Stalls, 4s; Pit 2s. No Eariy Doors- (All prices pius Tax ) Box Plans now open at The Bristol. SOUTH CANTERBURY THRESHING MIL OWNERS' UNION. THE FOLLOWING PRICES will bo charged and wages paid for Threshing during the Current Season, subject .to alteration or -cancellation should War conditions make it imperative : ALL THRESHING ■will be done by the hour onlv. PRICES 42s 6d per hour from Stack, 45s per hour from Stook. A-ward Rates will be paid. Is 3d per hour, plus a War Bonus of 3d per hour. When Threshing by the hour time commences from when the Mill starts the first set on each farm or from the time of starting in the morning and continues during all hours worked, including time for shifting from stack to stack, and ten minutes in the morning and ten minutes in the afternoon for lunch, hut does not include the additional five minutes allowed for each lunch or the 50 minutes allowed for dinner or any time that the Mill may he stopped exceeding ton minutes for repairs or_ any other unavoidable causes or time occupied in shifting from Farm to Farm. Where the MiuWjjßer's "Waterman cannot supply water afe'sufficient quantities to the Mill the Farmer is expected to arrange for any additional supply required. WILLIAM. KELLAHAN. THE HOLIDAYS ARE OVER AND STILL THE POPULARITY Choral Billiard Parlours SHOWS NO WANE. EIGHT TABLES. EIGHT TABLES. Their fine condition will tend to make satisfied players. Entrance Grand Pictures.* G. W. PAYNE, Proprietor. D. J. DOYLE. IERTIFICATED PLUMBER AP7D _' DRAINER, GASFITTER, BELI.H ANGER AND METAL WORKER, To meet the Public Demand has r< moved to I.nrger and More SuitabU Premiseß, two duorß further north from forrr.er shop, 6TAFFORI) STREET SOUTH. —A SHOW ROOM— Has been added for the Display of th« Latest Plumbing and GiuiSttirgs. Gas Mantles, Ohimnoys, etc., Stocked, JOBBING WORK A SPECIALTY. Telephone 535. THE EAGLE AND BRITISH DOMINIONS INSURANCE COY., LTD., WELLINGTON. JL minute. No one knows when a fire may begin! Be prepared and insure against loss. You tnay lose vour MOST TREASURED POSSESSION and never tte able to replace it! A policy in the leading British Office will recompense you for loss by fire, and give you an opportunity to begin again! Insure to-day with the EAGLE AND BRJTISH DOMINIONS INSURANCE CO., LTD., the Leading British Office. Capital £3,000,000. Assets exceed £3,500,000. Head Office—Auckland. . Branches, and Agencies throughout the Dominion. H. H. McCULLOUGH. General Manager for N.Z. NEWLY ESTABLISHED. TEMUKA CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY CO.. LTD. Highest Prices for Milk and Cream. Full Weights and True Tests, WIAKE Shares and get donble profiti X —Proprietors' as we'.l as Suppliers'. Temuka Dairymen have been waiting for co-operation for years. Snap the chance. Bo true to your own in* • terest6 and rally round your own factory. Factory now opened. Extra Strong Regu. . lating Pilla, absolutely safe and reliable. 4» (jd— all Chemist*. -