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

the cosy gran^ TO-NIGHT. A seat beside the driver through the wildest auto-race ever screened. RACING HEARTS. RACING HEARTS. RACING HEARTS. Starring ■ —AGNES AYRES, ■ RICHARD DIX, and: THEODORE ROBERTS. Risking her life at 105 miles an hour—daring, vivacious, swift, and saucy—that’s Agnes Ayres in this picture. Comedy. Gazette. Travelogue. COMING WEDNESDAY—HERBERT RAWLINSON, In STOLEN SECRETS. STOLEN SECRETS. Remember him in “The Fighting Cop?” Prices: Stalls Is, Dress Circle Is Bd. Telephone 486. [DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUKA. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY). A Universal Attraction, Starring: Herbert Rawlinson, Herbert Rawlinson, In s STOLEN SECRETS. STOLEN SECRETS. You never saw anything t s clever as “The Eel” in this picture. You’ll be guessing as thrill piles on thrill. Good Supports including Round 13 “The New Leather Pushers.” COMING—“IF WINTER COMES.”SKIPTON. A SOCIAL AND DANCE, in aid of School Funds, will be held in the Skipton School, on FRIDAY, 13th June, at 8 p.m. Gents 2s 6d, Ladies a Basket. A. GLENNIE, Chairman. NOTICE.

! MO TRESPASSERS • allowed on “Aorangi,” as Poison is laid. ANDREW BURNETT, Cave. ! SALVATION ARMY HALL, j Stafford Street. ! pAPTAIN MRS BARTLETT, Salivation Army Life Saving Guards I Organiser, will conduct the Special j Meeting, TO-NIGHT, at 8 > o’clock. Items by the Life Saving Guards. ST. JOHN’S, HIGHFIELD, Wai-iti Road. THE Ladies’ of St. John’s Guild 1 At Home, WEDNESDAY, 11th JUNE, 2.30 p.m. Music and Competitions. Evening 7.30, Music, Ping-Pong and Competitions. WAITOHI. DACHELORS and SPINSTERS of ° Upper and Lower Waitohi, will hold a Meeting in the Lower Waitohi School, on THURSDAY, June 12th, at 7.45 p.m. ST. JOHN’S CHURCH,' WINCHESTER. A EUCHRE SOCIAL, in aid of Sunday School Extension Fund, will be held in the Sunday Schoolroom, on FRIDAY- EVENING NEXT, at 8 o’clock. Admission Is, Ladies a Basket. L. H. ORBELL, For the Committee. MRS WILLIAMS’S ANSWER TO MRS L. JAWSON. NO APOLOGY FORTHCOMING. T AM not afraid to repeat what 1 have said about Mrs L. Jawson. Mrs Jawson should be ashamed of her sex for the way she neglects her home and wastes Mr Jawson’s money. If she dares to drag my name into print again I will show her up and let the public . know more about her. | (Signed) MRS J. WILLIAMS.

DUNNETT BROS. AND KEITH, DAIRYMEN, SEADOWN. T JOHN DUNNETT, of above-nam-ed, beg to announce that I have taken over the Milk Delivery on my own account, from Ist June. I now take the liberty of thanking our numerous customers for their past patronage, trusting for a continuance of same. JOHN DUNNETT. RE ABOVE. TNUNNETT BROS. & KEITH beg to announce that a prompt settlement of accounts for milk supplied up to May 31st, will be much appreciated. By so doing will be the means of avoiding complications arising under the new conditions. We thank you for patronage in the past. DUNNETT BROS. & KEITH. New Business Announcement Shortly. T WISH to announce to my Farmer * and Business Friends, that I intend to commence business in Timaru at an early date as a general merchant for all FARM PRODUCE, REQUISITES, Etc. R. H. JOYCE. QUALITY COMES FIRST. WE HAVE IT! SERVICE COMES NEXT. WE GIVE IT! SATISFACTION IS WHAT YOU WANT. WE GUARANTEE IT! U.F.3. DJiPEIvSARY. TIMARU.