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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 10 June 1924, Page 1

yHEATRE ROYAL. Direction, J. C. Williamson (N.Z.) Ltd. Manager John Farrell. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) And TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). JUNE 10th and 11th. • J. C. WILLIAMSON’S GORGEOUS ANNUAL PANTOMIME, “ALADDIN.’.’ “ALADDIN.” “ALADDIN.” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN* “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” "ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” “ALADDIN” ADA REEVE. The ider’ exponent of the role of Aladdin. ADA REEVE London’s Idol. ADA REEVE. As Aladdin is Superb. ADA REEVE. She is Piquant, Versatile and Brilliant. ADA REEVE. Charming and Captivating in “ALADDIN.” “ALADDIN.” “ALAD’DIN.” The Colossal Recordbreaking Pantomime success. Crowded with Glittering, Glorious Wonders. The Pantomime Supreme. Crammed full of uproarious comedy scenes, fascinating ballets, ■ gorgeous pageants, alluring dances, etc., etc. Three Pantomimes in One. OVER 100 ARTISTS. Book Early. Book Early. Box Plans now open at The Bristol. Prices: D.C. and R.S. 8s; Stalls ss; Pit 2s 6d. All Prices plus tax. ARUNDEL. THE YOUNG PEOPLE of Arundel and Surrounding Districts, will hold their Annual Ball in the Howard Hall on the 27th of JUNE. All Cordially Invited. O. KEEN, Secretary. L. BELCHER, Treasurer.

LYALLDALE. 'T'HE SPINSTERS & BACHELORS of Lyalldale will hold a Meet-! iiig on THURSDAY, June 12th, in j the above School, at 8 p.m. J. DALY, Convener. PLEASANT VALLEY. .'fHE PLEASANT VALLEY HALL ! 1 COMMITTEE, beg to thank the business people of Geraldine; also the residents of the surrounding districts, for their support and help in making their Carnival a complete success, the total proceeds, including Sale of Produce, etc., being £l)s 11s sd. THANKS. j\yfßS McVEY desires to sincerely thank Drs. Parr and Assistants, also Nursing Staff of Timaru Hospital, for their kindness to her husband during his late accident. j AN ACKNOWLEDGMENT. JV/TRS AYERS’ FAMILY desire to’ sincerely thank the Doctors, Sisters, and Nurses of Timaru Hospital, for their great kindness and untiring attention to their mother during her long illness while in hospital. j

T CHARLES GOATER BAKER, ot TIMARU, hereby give notice that I have applied to the Magistrate’s Court at Timaru, for the transfer of a license from CHARLES 'WILLIAM HAYNES to carry on business as a land agent at the UNIVERSAL AUCTION MART, STRATHALLAN STREET, TIMARU, and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from the 24th day of MAY, 1924, being the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated at TIMARU this 23rd day of MAY r , 1924. (Signature) C. G. BAKER. MACKENZIE COUNTY COUNCIL. MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Printed Copy of the Balance Sheet and Statements of the Mackenzie County for the year ended on 31st March, 1924, together with the certificate of the Audit Office thereon, is deposited for public inspection between the hours of 10 a.m: and 3 p.m. on week days from the 10th Juno, until 12th July next, at each of the following places, V i z . ; —Tekapo Riding, the Post Office, Burke’s Pass; Fairlie Riding, the Post Office, Kimbell; Opuha Riding, Mr Elite's House, Fairlie; Albury Riding, Mr Rowland’s Shop, Albury. A Copy is also open for inspection at tho Mackenzie County Council Offices, Fairlie, during office hours, between the above-men-tioned dates. A copy of the Balance Sheet will be posted free of charge to any ratepayer making application for the same. R. L. BANKS, County Clerk. 7th June, 1924.

MACKENZIE COUNTY COUNCIL. TWOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that it is the intention of the Mackenzie County Council at its next meeting to be held on 7tli July, 1924, to make and levy under “The Rating Act, 1908,” and section 120 of “The Counties Act, 19 20,” and under all other powers and authors ties in that behalf it enabling, a General Rate separately in each ot the Ridings of the Mackenzie County for the year ending on 31st March, 19 25, on the rateable value of all rateable property within each ■Riding, that is to say: In each of the A 1 bury and Opuha Ridings a General Rate of seven-eighths of a penny in the £1: and in each of the Fairlie and Tekapo Ridings a General Rate of one penny in the £l. Such General Kates to become due and payable in one sum at the Mackenzie County Council Offices, Fairlie, on the first day of August, 1924. The Valuation Rolls will be open tor inspection at the Mackenzie County Council Offices, Fairlie, during office hours from this date until the 7th July,. 1924. : y Order of the Council. It. L. BANKS, County Clerk. Fairlie, 10th June, 1924.