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Timaru Herald, Volume 170, Issue 170205, 1 May 1920, Page 2

EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT * (Rim by an Ex-Digger.) A LL the Latest Novels, Books, Maga £\. zines, Papers, and Sporting of every description stocked, including Trotting Journal r Truth, etc. Don't forget the Returned Soldier, who will look after your interests as lio did before. Record your orders at once, and ensure promptitude of delivery. Your Business will be appreciated. LARGE STOCKS OF TOBACCO. Cigarettes of every description always on hand. A. KENNEDY, EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT, EMPIRE BUILDINGS. CHURCH ST. ONCE AGAIN TIMARU HAS A SMALL GOODS, CREAM, AND FRESH FOOD STORE. Now Opened by the CAROLINE DAIRY CO., LTD., The Location is STAFFORD STREET MIDDLE, NEXT RADCLIFFE'S AND ,OPP. EMPIRE HOTEL. ALL KINDS OF SMALL GOODSPORK SAUSAGES PORK SAVELOiS BELGIAN SAUSAGE COOKED HAM FRESH PASTEURISED CREAM, and the Famous GAKulinc A CHOICE BLOCK BUTTER \Vill also be carried. The Company Hopes uy adding another Shopping conveinunce tr> the town, and uy selling tile BEST article at a MODERATE PRICE, to earn a place us the SMALL GOODS AND DAIRY PRODUCE CENTRE of Timaru and District. The Company have secured the services of Mr PETER SCHOLLAR, lately in charge of' Messrs Manning and Dawson's Provision Department. Under his cave every attention will be given to Customers' requirements. STAFFORD STREET. J. CAITHNESS, Manager. Arcade Land Agency jpiOß SALE— Farm in Fnirlie. 237 Acres, at £2B per Acre. Cave. 220 Acres, a t £ls 10s. Makikihi, 175 Acres, at £2O- - all parts of Timaru from £360 to £I7OO. Require for Client 350 Acre Farm, in Geraldine, Fairlie or St. Andrews. A. THOREAU, Telephone 427. Arcade.

CARRYING Citf-ina to the rapid increase in business, I have installed ANOTHifIH DRAY to suit the requirements of the Travelling Public. All work entrusted to me will be carried out with satisfaction. ' FURNITURE REMOVED AT s SHORTEST NOTICE At Carriers'- Rates. A. W. Campbell, GENERAL CARRIER AND FORWARDING AGENT, 22 MALTBY AVENUE

LOVELY in the Heart of the famous MACKENZIE HIGHLANDS THE (deal Holiday Resort GIBSON'S LAKESIDE MOUNTAIN HOSTEL t ® r hore ? of Beautiful ' LAKE PUKAKI, within view of BOOK'S Mightv Grandeur and m the midst of' a MAGNIFICENT PANORAMA of Snowdraped Alps. Adjacent to the pretty mountain-girt LAEE3 TEKAPO and GHAU. the famous T?®" T FISHING in LAKE ALEXANDRIN A, the HERMITAGE set in the heart of its Alpine Splendour, and on the FAIRLIEHERMITAGE . QUEENSTOWN Grand Tour Route. Write to LAKE PUKAKI HOSTEL. P. GIBSON. Proprietor.

. A very pleasant ■evening was spent in tie Maungati school on Friday, evening lastj wlieoi the people of district met to welcome home -Private EDobsou, who is the lasfc man from the district to return home. The school was crowded to overflowing. After suppea- a halt was called, and Mi- Fenn, in a very line speech, took the audience back to the earlier days of t-'oe war when things looked gloomy, and led oit up to the brighter days till the armistice was declared, and they were welcoming home their gallant men. He concluded by presenting Private Dobson with a gold medal, suitably inscribed, from .his Maungati friends. Private Do'oson, in a few well chosen words, thanked all who had turned out to 'welcome him home, and those who had given _ him the beautiful medal . After singing "For he's a jolly good fellow," and giving threp rousing good, cheers for Private Dob son. Dancing was resumed and kept up until the small hours of tine morning. The music was supplied by Mr C. Costello, and Mr H. Bird ably, acted as M.C. . • On Thursday night in the Salvation Army Fortress, the Temuka Army Bamd and Sbngsters provided a very 'enjoyable entertainment to a large and appreciartive audience. After a oordiai welcome had been extended to the visitors by Adjutant Hanford, the officer in charge of the ; Temuka Corps, Adjutant Lamond, presided over the gathering. The three items rendered by the Band were very creditably performed, and the. bright expressive singing of .'the song- | sters was a feature of the evening. The Rive family / displayed great musicaJ ability m their unique selection with, the bellif,, also in their company song, both, items being heartily, encored. The string: selection given by Bandmaster arid Mrs Rive and Ensign Hildreth was also, loudly -applauded. Two splendid recitations given by Miss Itene Kay, and Baaidmaster P.ive made a pleasing variety in the programme. • Three fine Eolos were sung by Mrs Ensign: Hil- • dreth (band accompaniment),*- Mr L. Forbes and Adjutant Lamond. .Mrsi .Rive acted as organist. At the conclusion of the programme, Adjutant Hanford, Mr J. Keay, and Bandmaster, Hawkey, on behalf of the Tim aim Corps, expressed their warmest thanks to the visiting comrades for journeying from. Temuka to provide so excellent and enjoyable .a programme.

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