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Timaru Herald, Volume CVIII, Issue 16821, 29 May 1919, Page 1

MEETINGS AND AMUSEMENTB. TOM MOORE say* "You can't beat the luck of the Irish." And you il be lucky to get a seat at FULLERS' TO-NIGHT unless you BOOK YOUR SEAi or COME EARLY FULLERS AT 1M: FULLERS THE ROLLICKING IRISH 'GOLirVvYN FEATURE PLAY, TOM MOORE, the Debonaire Irish American Actor, lias secured a tion among Screen Stars not by advertisement, but because"hi« has made the puolic like him. As Dan, the handsome you with a thin bank-roll 6ut, a stout heart, he is glorious. He forgot all about"th« Jefon° S -TV I°™S T when his rich employes <£ugt W y^ a r ek " J Xt *<»fc6ome nerve, but Dan said that yVu iS MOIOR^AP 11 '! 1^ 1 *"s' See Dan ™ the BANKHFATIV = # Exciting. See TALLULAH BANKHEAD a New York Society Beautv, as the Girl he loved Glorious Sc^ «and lots of good hearty Irish Humour. GRAPHOPHONE AWT) ; JOHN McCORMICK RECORDS, kindly lent bvßristlScov A. Comprehensive Series of SCENES IN MIGHTY LONDON including— Ludgat* Hdl, Bank of England, Queen's and Albert Ha]£ PiccS^ r e r K rk i Pett iT t Lane t , Tlle «r d V m ? ham £«J«*, Trafalgar Square, Kensington Museum ™STSm^ B ? ge ' H,de Park, etc. Someplace eh, Digter? itfJi, SCARLET RUNNER. Storv No. Q "Tho r«n!w TRIP ON A WHA No extra charge for 800 Commence at 7.45

FOOTBALL. FOOTBALL. ATHLETIC GROUNDS. THIS DAY. Senior: ZINGARI v. OLD BOYS, 3.0 p.m. ■ Junior. ' ZINGARI v. OLD BOYS, 1.45 p.m. TEMUKA v. STAR., 3.0 p.m. ADMISSION, fid. LADIES FREE. A. H. CLEMENS, Hon. Sec. FOOTBALL. 7-ASIDE TOURNAMENT. CALEDONIAN GROUNDS. TUESDAY, 3rd JUNE. A WHOLE DAY'S FOOTBALL. 46 TEAMS COMPETING. ADMISSION, Is. • Grand Stand, 6d. A, H. CLEMEN^ Hon. Sec. OTIPTJA HALL SOCIAL ... 11HE ABOVE SOCIAL is POSTJL :.-PONED till FRIDAY 11th July. ,WM. GLANVrLLE, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICE. I BEG to notify the Public of Tiniaru and surrounding districts that I am still canvassing for orders for high class lifelike oil-painted enlargements. These beautiful paintings are the work of one of New Zealand's finest portrait artists and are framed in tie latest_ styles. No_ cash required until a satisfactory painting is delivered. H. GRAND, 41 Evans Street, TIMAPJJ. OR SALE— A MODERN LARGE SIX-ROOMED BRICK DWELLING (hollow walls), brick partitions throughout, tiled roof, fireplace in every room, electric light, and every convenience, conservatory, over 1 acre of land with young orchard, situated 91 Avenue Street, (North End) one m'nute's walk from Wai-iti Road Bus Stop. Havmg a frontage of about two chains there is ample room for another house The house is one of the most handsome in South Canterbury, and was faithfully built in 1914 of the very best materials. Th e situation is ideal, and a great opportunity is now afforded for some one requiring a beautiful home. Apply Fr«d Gruhn, Atlas Chambers, Beawick street. Ti-

E. A. BOOT IMPORTER? COOKHA3I HOUSE, TEMUKA. - . ■;■ Telephone No. 87. THE STORE FOR QUALITY •'':- ■; footwear;, v JUST OPENED:V LADIES' GUM BOOTS (Merchants' Rubber Brand), 16s 6d per pair: ' LADIES' AND GENTS' ARMY BOOTS. " For Fishermen and others the Red Ball "Vac" Thigh Gum Boots. Temuka Price 46s 6d pop Pair. THE CELEBRATED MACKENZIE WATERPROOF SHOOTERS, GUARANTEED WATERPROOF. GIRLS' CHROME ONE-BAR SHOES. 7, to 9, 6s 6d; 10 to 13 7s 6d; ■ 1 and 2 7s 9d. LADIES' RUBBER FOOTHOLDS, LADIES' GOLOSHES, CHILDREN'S GOLOSHES. PHILLIP' MILITARY RUBBER SOLES, fitted, 6s per pair. . " FOOTWEAR CHEAPER THAN IN TIMARtn E. A. I COOKHAM HOUSE, TEMUKA. Telephone' No. 87. THE LATHER IS THE THING. k NT) the two Premier Shaving V Sticks are WILLIAMS'S AND COLGATE'S. THE NORTH END GENT'S TOILET SPECIALIST, Has iusfc opened a big supply of these FAMOUS SHAVING STICKS, As w?lf as many other leading lines, •ill priced at mod-crate figures. Every ihinsx )01 ' *■'-"* Gentlemen's Toiled Bt °TWO- CHAIRS . -TWO 'SgJlQoii—Next Dominion*