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NEWS AND NOTES

Webb and Bruce’s change of advertisement in this issue offers good chances for both town' and buyers. ...

J. R. McKenzie’s, the famous lowprice stores. Stafford Street, limaru, announce big reductions in suede handbags. For full particulars read advertisement on ladies ’page of this issue....

The retail shopkeepers of Tirnaiu are reminded of the meeting bo be hem to-night, at 8 o’clock in the 1 oresterb Hall, to consider the question of the closing hour to be observed on batuidays.

To-day is the twenty-first anniversary of the signing of peace at Vereeiugmg, South Africa, and to mark the event local men who served in the boutu African War, will attend a memorial service in St. Mary’s Church to-moi-row night at 6.30.

A lecture on “Why Russia turned Bolshevik” will be given by Mr A. Beeson, formerly a journalist resident in Russia, next Wednesday evening m Wesley Hall, Church Street. Inc Mayor (Mr G. J. Wallace) has kindly consented to take the chair. Mr Beeson will invite questions at the end of his lecture.

A unique entertainment is to be given in Wesley Hall on June 19 and 20. The first part will consist of a song cvcle entitled “The Little White House,” illustrated by living pictures. The second part will be scenes from Dickens (in character). A novel feature will be the handmade artistic souvenir programmes. A preliminary advertisement appears in this issue.

Dalgety and Co., Ltd., wish to draw farmers’ attention to the advertisement in to-day’s “Herald” of the clearing sale they are holding on Thursday next on account of 'Mr A. W. Campbell at his homestead, Kakahu. The sheep, cattle and horses are a good Jot and well worth the attention of buyers. The property having been sold every lot is for absolute sale. The sale starts at 11.30 sharp. ...

Morton and Pearson report having sold the freehold of the private hospital “Whare Nana” to Nurse Wade, lately of New Plymouth. “Whare Nana” will still be carried on as a maternity hospital, and in the High, and efficient manner as lately conducted by Nurses KiDg and White, who on account of failing health have had to retire. ...

Something new in the way of afternoon teas is the “candle afternoon” that the management of the Wentworth tea rooms has decided to hold next Wednesday. The tables will be decorated with candles softened by many-coloured shades, which in a darkened room will give a most entrancing and romantic effect to the surroundings.. This innovation should prove very popular, especially as novelty is all the craze with the modern human being

The Timaru Boot Repairing Company have had a phenomenal run of repairs since. they commenced business on Thursday last. The motto competition is arousing much • interest, and this competition allows you to suggest a motto for the firm with each pair of boots forwarded, and the. nearest motto to the motto chosen will entitle the fortunate holder to have her or his repairs done free. The date for closing this competition is Wednesday next June 6, and the result will be announced in ..Thursday’s paper.

A skating rink, with skates and all conveniences for lovers of this flying past-time, is now in full operation in the Unitarian Hall every Monday, Wed-, nesday and Saturday. The hours devoted to the sport are from 2 till 4 o’clock m the afternoon arid from 7.30 till 10.30 at night.- Experts are in charge to initiate beginners into the great game, and so far hundreds have been taking advantage tri-weekly of this grand past-time for flying feet. ... GARDEN NOTES. Now is the time to spray if you wish to secure a bountiful yield next year. The best results are attained with the use of Pomsol Spraying Oil, which is wonderfully effective in destroying green and black aphis, scale, plant lice, lichens, fungus, moss and aphides of all kinds in fruit trees, roses, shrubs, etc. It is also of invaluable use to fowlhouses. Pomsol is obtainable from leading stores and seedsmen. Insist upon Pomsol and refuse to accept any substitute.

O’Rourke’s sale commences to-day-Seo out* price list on page 2 or Uus morning’s “Herald ” Great reductions lor the next ten days. Address: io-1 Stafford Street, next Hutchison's lea Rooms. ...

The great and big event m boutu Canterbury football is just at hand the tournament—7l teams, or bOU P ayers will take part. Our advice to pu‘>ers is to look well, after their boots. Boys’ all black 2 and 5 sizes 12s od, men's idsliu; also College and CcU brands; football laces 3d a pair At Hannah’s. ...

Ladies’ warm woollen gloves, Icathei bound, two domes, in grey, brown and heather, 2s lid a pair at Hm ijouvre.” ...

Strychnine Crystals, for Poisoning Rabbits.— L. B. James, chemist, limaru, has just landed a supply oi strychnine in one ounce bottles. Inca per ounce 7s 6d. Special quotations ror larger quantities. —L. B. James, liesenption Chemist, Timaru. ...

McGRUER DAVIES AND CO. Extra special from the Dress Department for Cosy Winter Coats and iV 56m S ’ Velour Coatings—all wool, and heavy quality, new shades of navy, nigger, fawn, kingfisher, saxe, marone, jade, wonderful value, only 9s lid a yard. 42in. Donegal Tweeds, great wearing, seven different patterns to choose from, only 4s lid yard. . 42in. Dress Tweeds, a ince quality tweed for warm dresses and children’s school frocks, in navy, brown, fawn, saxe, grey, mole, kingfisher, et., only 3s lid. Special Purchase 500 yards 56in. All Wool Serge, nice soft quality for costumes, frocks, skirts, etc., latest shadings of nigger, saxe, 1 fawn, cream, grey, mole, black, navy, only 8s lid. ' Call in and inspect these goods or write for samples. McGRUER DAVIES AND CO.

Are you particular as regards your appearance, Mr Man? If not, then you should be. The secret of a welldressed appearance, ancl a satisfied well-groomed feeling is your morning shave, hair cut ana general trim up. Go to Rowland Watson’s Saloon, Stafford Street, near Bay. You get there the sendee that counts. ...

A pipe is a man’s best friend, so sayetn the sage. But what about the tobacco to burn in if. “Hard A Port” the finest leaf. American aromatic tobacco. is a cool, sootiung and most enjjoyable. smoke, it costs only /s 9d for a lib bar of 5 plugs. it you are a cigarette smoker, tne famous American cigarette, Southland brand is certain to suit your taste. Fragrant and satisfying. E. Finaii, The Leading Tobacconist, Stafford Street, next Excelsior Hotel. ...

Take particular notice of the values showing in the windows at “The Louvre” to-day. ...

The interest is still keen in Souter’s price-smashing sale of Slater’s assigned stock of hign class footwear. Tins well-selected stock was purchased for 12s 7d in the £, and this big saving is being passed on to the public in this the greatest sale of footwear ever known in South Canterbury. Doors will open at 9 a.m. sharp, at the North Dud store (Stafford Street North) and Cookham House (Stafford Street South), and everyone should make a point of shopping straight away, as early buying affords the widest choice. A TOUCH OF THE “BLUES.” ' The tedious winter is taking its toll on the system —any winter cought or cold ir neglected may develop into mfluenza or something even more serious. “Fobro” Influenza Remedy should be taken at the first signs of influenza — it acts quickly and surely, relieving all aches and pains, and speedily restores ihe system to normal. Delay is dangerous. Get a 2s 6d bottle to-day from E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., 73 Stafford Street, Timaru. A SPLENDID WINTER TONIC. Many people have derived incalculable benefit from Ayres’ Medicated Port Quinine Wine. Try it this winter — you’ll find it invaluable for building up the system, promoting appetite, and strengthening the nerves. Call and get a 4s bottle to-day from the manufacturer, Mr E. C. Ayres, M.P.S., 73 Stafford Street South, Timaru.

Nearing the end. The Fugi silk at 4s 6d a yard .will soon bo all gone. Secure your share at “The Louvre” today. ...

If it’s “Hosiery” buy it at “The Louvre.” ...

John Edmond are now showing, at their warehouse Sophia Street, a . complete stock of Messrs Scott Bros.’ wellknown ranges, destruotoTS, and gas stoves, and will be pleased to have a visit from those interested in building. Spare parts of Messrs Scott Bros, ranges are always kept in stock. ...

See the display of Gouda Chinaware in side window of A. I raser, jeweller. Made in Holland. Artistic, eaptic&ting. See ware m plaques, candlesticks, vases, in floral, kiwi and tui designs. ...

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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 June 1923, Page 2

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NEWS AND NOTES Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 June 1923, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 2 June 1923, Page 2