ROYAL. yHEA T R E MONDAY ANP TUESDAY NEXT. BY JINGO! A STRIKING MUSICAL, CONCOCTION of Joyous Numbers beyond the realms of any other attraction. THE TALENTED BALLET are at their best in NEW FASCINATING CREATIONS. “BY JINGO.'* jgallet Y ? Jazzy Jnepiring Js^eat * Qa-Uoping Qrlginal geautiful A/ea! 1. Tingles Innovations gaiety Qrchestrations The Whole Production under the recognised experienced direction of MESSRS BURNS AND WILLIAMS. Proceeds in aid of CATHOLIC ORPHANAGE. BOX PLAN opens at Bristol THIS (Thursday) Morning. Day Sales at Hill’s, next Theatre Royal. PRICES— D.O. and O.S. 4/- (Reserved), Stalls 3/-, Pit 2/-, Children Half-price (Unreserved). CLANDEBOYE FOOTBALL CLUB. A EUCHRE PARTY and DANCE will be held in the CLANDEBOYE HALL TO-NIGHT, August 4, at 8 p.m. Gents, 2s 6d. Ladies, a Basket D. HIGHET, Secretary. CLAREMONT. THE SPINSTERS & BACHELORS of CLAREMONT hold their ANNUAL BALL on AUGUST 5. Residents of Claremont and surrounding are cordially invited. No Cards. J. HUSBAND, R. LOOMS, Jt. Secretaries. GERALDINE. MR W. FYFfc having disposed of his business, wishes to thank nil patrons for past support, and hopes that they will extend the same to his successor, Mr Chamberlain, WEST END BOWLING CLUB. LADIES’ SOCIAL will be held in the Club Pavilion TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 7.30 p.m. A. WILSON, Hon. Secretary.
THE THING TO SEE AT THE PLOUGHING MATCH at MR WILSON’S FARM, WASHDYKE, TO - DAY, THURSDAY, 4t!: is the CASE KEROSENE GENERAL PURPOSE AND FARM TRACTOR. There you will see this King of Farm Tractors under strict working conditions — PLOUGHING WITH 3-FURROW PLOUGH, AND DRAWING HARROWS. CONSULT THE EXPERTS IN CHARGE, or MR H. M. STONYER, . r . . South Canterbury Agent, ~, , And test for yourselves the work It does, the time it does it, and the cost of running—the big saving on your cultivation in these difficult times. TO COMMENCE AT 10 O’CLOCK. FREE INSPECTION. THE TRACTOR USED for this Demonstration is 10/18 H.P. Other Sizes for all work—ls/27 h.p., 22/40 h.p., 40 to 70 h.p. THE 10/1S H.P. replaces from 4 to 8 Horses, and pulls up to 10 Tons according to conditions. THE 15/27 H.P. replaces from 6 to 15 Horses, and pulls up to 15 Tons. THE 22/40 H.P. replaces 10 to 20 Horses, and pulls up to 25 Tons. THE 40 to 7 0 H.P. will pull up to the limit required lor any work. ASK, and all information and Catalogues will be supplied. THE SPRINGBOKS Present their Compliments to the South Canterbury public, and will do their little bit to give the South Canterbury chosen fifteen a real good game on Wednesday, They pegret, however, that they have no time to place a team order for Suits at McKITTERICK AND CO.’S, TIMARU CENTRAL, They notice also that the Ladies of Tiiuaru are well dressed, and they consider that probably McKITTERICK, THE LADIES’ TAILOR, must make their Costumes.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 170572, 4 August 1921, Page 1
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