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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 24 June 1924, Page 1

’J'HEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. ONE XIGHT ONLY. ONE XIGHT OXLY. TO-NIGHT. TUESDAY, JUNE 24th, at S p.m. Direction: Fred McCrea. THE GREATEST COMBINATION OF CELEBRITY ARTISTS. Appearing on any Concert Platform. LENGHI CELLINI, LENGHI CELLINI, Principal Tenor, Covent Garden, and Celebrity Artist, Vocalian Records. ZACHAREWITSCH, ZACHAREWITSCH, _ The Phenomenal Violinist. Maestro Conte. PIETRO CIMARA, PIETRO CIMARA, Accompanist Tetrazzini Tours, and Conductor Verdi Opera House, Trieste. What Wellington says:— "Dominion” (19/5/24). —“So patent is the artistry of each member that there can be only one opinion as to their status —that it is one of the happiest and completely artistic combinations of musical talent that we have had the good fortune to listen to for many years.” "Times” (19/5/24).—-“The concert was in every respect a memorable one, the artists more than substantiating the previous reports concerning them.” “Evening Post” (19/5/24).— —“The programme had not been carried far ere the enthusiasm of the audience went up several degrees with a jump, and it reached boiling point well before the intermission.” POPULAR PRICES. Reserves Gs, Doors 4s, and 2s 6d. All plus tax. Box Plan NOW OPEN at The Bristol.

THE EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. ELECTION OF MEMBERS.

IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that the * following members, being half the representatives of the respective wards of the Canterbury Education District, will retire by effluxion of time on 13th August, 1924, namely: NORTH-WEST WARD: H. J. Bignell. MIDDLE "WARD: W. P. Spencer. SOUTH WARD: G. W. Armitage. CHRISTCHURCH URBAN AREA: C. S. Thompson. A. Peverill. TIM Alt U URBAN AREA: J. G. Cow.

It is further notified that an election to fill the several vacancies caused by the above-mentioned retirements, will be held on lGtli JULY, 1924, and that nominations of candidates will iie received at the Board’s Office, Christchurch, up to 5 p.m., on WEDNESDAY, 25t’n JUNE, 1924. Candidates must be nominated m writing and nomination papers bearing the signatures of two electors (members of School Committees) and the consent of the candidate must be received by the Returning Officer before the nominations close. The retiring members are eligible for re-election. CHAS. R. KIRK, Returning Officer. Christchurch, 3rd June, 1924.

TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION. A FULL MUSTER of all Old Boys is ** requested at a Social Evening, to be lield' at the School, on THURSDAY NEXT, at S p.m. WHY SUFFER r -piIE AGON'Y OF CORXS and IN--1 GROWING TOE NAILS, when you can get immediate and absolutely painless relief by consulting F. WALKER, Expert Chiropodist, 15 Matilda St., Timaru. Consultations by Appointment. GERALDINE. RABBIT SKINS. RABBIT SKINS. CASH BUYER. CASH BUYER CASH BUYER. CASH BUYER T 11. CRAIG, of Temuka, will be at J * the National Mortgage, Geraldine, TO-MORROW (Wednesday), front 10 a.m., until 4 p.m. Liberal Cash Brices given for Skins. Bring them in their thousands or dozens.

WANTED TO BUY. RABBIT SKIN'S, ANY QUANTITY. HIGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN. T H. CRAIG, ot Temuka, v.'ill be at j- Fairlie. National Mortgage, TODAY, Geraldine, National Mortgage, TO-MORROW. Call and see me. EAST WEEK OF SALE. FURTHER REDUCTIONS. FINAL BARGAINS. 01 Wool Cardigans, Roll Collar, 12s Gd. Satin de luxe Evening Frocks 19s Gd each. Smart New Flannel Frocks, Kingfisher, Fawn and Navy with Stripe 27s Gd each. Knitted Frocks 22s Gd. 40in. W'ool and Got' in Wincey Is lid yard.; 2Gin. Longcloth Is yard. Pillow Cases la 3d each. Shetland Flannel 2s Id yard. All Millinery at Half Marked Prices, at the Bargain Corner Sale. W. 11. KIRK, GERALDINE.

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