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Timaru Herald, Issue 170301, 21 August 1920, Page 1

JHE POPULAR GRAND. MATINEE AT 2.30 MATIN Dress Circle— StallsAdults, 6d . Adults, 61 Children, (jd Children IWliilnrain jnairge if -Programme To-day'! VICTORY MOUNTAIN PARK (Chester Scenic). ROBERT WARWICK. in "THE MAN WHO FOUND HIMSELF." "LIBERTY'' "LIBERTY" "LIBERTY" "LIBERTY" Starring MARIE WALCAMP EDDIE POLO ROY STEWART JACK HOLT Prices—D.C. Is 4d. Stalls 9d Phone 4.56. TOWN AND COUNTRY Are rising to the occasion for the azaar BALLARAT CONTEST VISITING FUND. HUNDREDS OF WORKERS NUMEROUS SIDE SHOWS THOUSANDS OF EVENTS. The FANCY GOODS STALL will break all Timaru Records for ARTISTRY, VARIETY, AND SCOPE. AUCTION SALES are reputed to be bargain centres, but the Bazaar Secretaries feel that this Bazaar will afford an opportunity of buying well that little household god so long missing which will give the right touch to the home. Besides, EVERY PENNY SPENT Goes to the MUSICAL EDUCATION OF SOUTH CANTERBURY. It will cause the district to "be worthily represented ',-t the' great ffiHEfifW Such a meeting may possibly add further honours to the Band's musical escutcheon, and it will certainly advance their musical culture and "power of appreciation and performance. THE BAZAAR, offers you a way to repay in a pleasant and easy manner the Band for the many services rendered to this district in the cause of patriotism, local institutions, charity and amusement.

Art Onion Tickets Return a big dividend to the winner. -They may be procured from the, various Shopkeepers in the towns of Timaru, Temuka, Geraldine, Wainiate, Fairlie, Pleasant Point, and throughout the smaller towns of South Canterbury. Please remember the issue of Art Union Tickets is limited. "When a fair number are sold in a small'proportion to tlie value of the prizes, the issue will be stopped. By indications this will occur before ■ the Bazaar opens. As you cannot turn the mill "with the water that is passed," neither will you be able to buy an Art Union Ticket when the issue is closed. The following Entries have bee ceived for the TUG-OF-WAR:— »• WAIMATE ST. ANDREWS TEMUKA - TAXI-DRIVERS WATERSIDE WORKERS A. WATERSIDE WORKER® B. TIMARU ALLIANCE. The Committee have decided, on the request of several Team Promoters, to postpone the closing of ENTRIES UNTIL - . " "' THURSDAY, 26th INST. THURSDAY, 26th INST. TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL OLD GIRLS' ASSOCIATION. MEMBERS ARE INFORMED that a Special Meeting will be held' in-Trinity. Hall on' Monday j August 23, to make arrangements for the Bazaar. A 'full attendance is requested. DOROTHY RAYMOND, President. ESK VALLEY. r'HE UNVEILING CEREMONIES of a Monument and- Roll of Honour will take place at Esk Valley School on' Thursdav. August 26, at 2 p.m. -. All are invited to attend. E. SMITHSON, -Hon. Secy., Mon. Com. Well-bred White Leghorns ... 7s 6d. Indian Runner"Ducks (Knight Strain) ... ... ... 10s 6d. Apply 81 LeCren Street, or leave orders at-7! ,- "RISING SUN" BOOT SHOP. Stafford St. North (Next Dominion). ROLL UP! ROLL UP! LEAP YEAR DANCE COMMITTEE WILL HOLD A DANCE in Aid of the Starving "Women and Children of Broken Hill, on Tuesday Evening, August 24tih. * j De Latour's Music, v Dancing 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. Admission—Ladies, Is 6d. Gents, 2s. FATRVTEW EUCHRE CLUB. THE ABOVE CLUB will hold a | Social in the Schoolroom on Friday, 3rd September, 1920. Admission—Gent's, 2s. Ladies', is. MISS H. M. ROBERTSON Sec. MR, J. BROSNAN, Treas. A CONC ER T - j In. Aid of the Presbyterian Church Funds, will be held in the Orari Hall, On FRIDAY, 27th AUGUST,' 1920,. Commencing at 8 p.m. sharp. IA Good Programme, by local and TJsiting friends.