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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 25 June 1924, Page 1

THE GRAND to-night at s. THE GRAND \ Universal Attraction, crammed with Action, Dramatically Interesting and Scenically Beautiful. JACK HOXIE In a great big Picture of Thrills, with a truly Wonderful Horse. “The Phantom Horseman/’. “The Phantom Horseman.” Jack had just been elected Sheriff, with the promise that he would do all in his power to stop the marauding of a mysterious night rider called THE HAWK. The methods he selects and carries into effect are too good to tell. You owe it to yourself to see this great Out-door Drama. “SONS IN LAW” j Two- Reel j “SONS IN LAW” “SONS IN LAW” I Century Comedy. I “SONS IN LAW” INTERNATIONAL NEWS AND A NEELY EDWARDS COMEDY. Prices: Stalls Is, Dress Circle Is Sd. For Reserves. Tel. 486.

WAIMATE. Winter and Poultry Show Association. ANNUAL SHOW. ANNUAL SHOW. . . . DRILL HALL WAIMATE. . . . COMMENCING FRIDAY, JUNE 27th, AT 2 P.M. RECORD ENTRIES. RECORD ENTRIES. SHEEP GUESSING AND POTATO GUESSING COMPETITIONS EACH EVENING. ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION ONE SHILLING —Or by Art Union Ticket.

HIBERNIAN <S> V, ST. PATRICK’S HALL, TO-NIGHT. CONCERT. Browne St. At 8 p.m. sharp. Admission: Adults Is 6d, Children Is

KIMBELL. OOCIAL AND DANCE will be Held in the Kimbell Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, June 27th, 1924. Gents 2s 6d. Ladies Is 6d. J. THOMPSON, Chairman.

SOUTH CANTERBURY ACCOUNTANTS’ STUDENTS’ SOCIETY. /'YWING to unforeseen circumstances the debate with the Christchurch Society is indefinitely postponed. The usual meeting will be held on MONDAY, June 30, in the C.F.C.A. Boardroom. PLEASANT POINT PASSENGER SERVICE. "THE BUS will NOT run THURS--1 DAY NEXT. T. CONLAN.

GLEN-ITI. TTHE GLEN-ITI SCHOOL COMMITTEE will held a Dance in Aid of School Funds, on FRIDAY, June 27th, at S p.m. Gents 2s fid. Ladies Is 6d. Good Music. Refreshments Provided. C. A. AUSTIN, Chairman.

ORTON SCHOOL. Asocial evening win i>e held in the Orton School, on FRIDAY EVENING, July 4th, commencing at S p.m. Subscribers to Shelter Shed Free. Gents 2s 6d, Ladies a Basket.

SHERWOOD-CLAYTON SETTLEMENT. -THE SETTLERS of Sherwood and *■ Clayton Settlement will hold a Ball in Mr Barron’s Woolshed, on WEDNESDAY, July 16, 1924. Fairlie and outlying districts cordially invited. W. CHARTERIS, Chairman.

WELLINGTON. MUSICAL AND ELOCUTIONARY COMPETITIONS. SEVENTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL. NOTICE TO COMPETITORS. COMPETITORS are advised that all Entries will CLOSE ON TUESDAY NEXT, July Ist. Copies of Syllabus and Entry Forms are obtainable from all Music Warehouses, or from G. W. Jenner, Secretary, G.P.0., Box 1059, Wellington.

WHY SUFFER THE AGONY OF CORNS and IN- * 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.

WANTED TO BUY. RABBIT SKINS, ANY QUANTITY. HIGHEST CASH PRICES GIVEN. T 11. CRAIG, of Temuka, will bo at J* Fairlio. National Mortgage, TODAY, Geraldine, National Mortgage, TO-MORROW. Call and see me.

LAST WEEK OF SALE. FURTHER REDUCTIONS. FINAL BARGAINS. All Wool Cardigans, Roll Collar, 12s Gd. Satin de luxe Evening Frocks IDs 6d each. Smart New Flannel Frocks, Kingfisher, Fawn and Navy with Stripe 27s 6d each. Knitted Frocks 22s Gd. -10 in. Wool and Cot'on Wincey Is lid yard.; MGin. Longcloth Is yard. Pillow Cases Is 2d each. Shetland Flannel 2s 4d yard. All Millinery at Half Marked Prices, at the Bargain Corner Sale. W. H. KIRK, GERALDINE.

TO BREEDERS The standard bred trolTING STALLION, JOHN DILLON, Will he at the Service of Brooders in Timaru and Surrounding Districts, during the coming 1924-25 -season. Eor terms and full particulars, apD ]y ; D. RODGERS, Tobacconist, Timaru. t