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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, Issue 18084, 11 April 1925, Page 1

THEATRE ROYAL. TUESDAY, 21st APRIL. TUESDAY, 21st APRIL. FAREWELL CONCERT BY THE INCOMPARABLE SINGER AND ACTORWILLIAM HEUGHAN, Prior to his departure on triumphant world tour, for the United States to fulfil important engagements in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Qtc. etc BRILLIANT ASSOCIATE ARTISTES Hyman Lenzer. Gladys Sayer. Australia’s Greatest Violinist. The World-famed Pianiste. They, return from Phenomenal Successes Dunedin and Invercargill. Successes unprecedented in the History of these Cities. You cannot afford to miss hearing this magnificent trio. Prices 6/- and 3/-, plus tax, and 2/-. Box Plan at Bristol on Thursday, • April 16th. J Also at OLYMPIA HALL, WAIMATE, MONDAY, 20th APRIL. - . Prices as above. Box Plan at N. L. Thomas’s, WAIMATE. Spectacular Rugby. FOOTBALL. i,• FOOTBALL. Caledonian Grounds. THIS DAY. CHRISTCHURCH OLD BOYS (Christchurch Premiers and Payne. Cup Winners' 1924 Season). -Versus ’ ' TIMARU OLD BOYS. Kick-off 3 p,'m. . CURTAIN RAISER, 1.30 * STAR 4th GRADE v. OLD BOYS 4th GRADE. ADMISSION 1/-. GRANDSTAND FREE. A. LAWSON, Hon. Secy. RUGBY. RUGBY. FOOTBALL. ' ' ' ATHLETIC RUGBY. RUGBY. FOOTBALL. GROUNDS. TO-DAY. EASTER SATURDAY. TWO SENIOR GAMES. TWO SENIOR GAMES. 1.45 p.m. STAR v, FAIRLIE . . .... .. .. 1.. 4 5 p.m. 3 p.m.; i. -.. ZINGARI v. LINWOOD (Christchurch) .. ... 3 p.m. : LADIES FREE. ADMISSION 1/-. E. J. FAIRBROTHER, I. .O’CONNOR, Joint Secretaries. - JACK FITZGERALD., ■mh TO Stessif&S &.JZ. ;*- . ' 1 gs Wm m m §g|®§| r 1 *■£ EASTER MONDAY. EASTER MONDAY. CALEDONIAN GROUNDS, TIMARU. Don’t Fail to See the Greatest Rider ever seen in New Zealand. JACK FITZGERALD, The Rider who has beaten all the leading Riders of the world. Winner of Grand.Prix de July Austral Wheel Race, 25 Mile Australasian Road Champion, and holder of a number of Championships. SEE HIM FOLLOW MOTOR PACE. ' " t Popular Prices 1/6, Grand Stand 1/-. Children under 16 years not admitted. Sports start at 1.3 0 p.m.

timar.it pipe band. OPEN-AIR CONCERT ON BAY At 3 p.m. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. Collection in aid of Uniform Fund. Elite pic tu r e„s. GERALDINE. TO-NIG LIT! TO-NIGHT! Adapted from Olive Wadsley’s Racing Novel, “Belonging.” “IN EVERY WOMAN’S LIFE” “IN EVERY WOMAN’S LIFE” featuring Virginia Valli and Lloyd Hnglics. ST. ANDREWS. THE ST. ANDREWS FOOTBALL CLUB ivill hold a Dance in the PUBLIC HALL on FRIDAY, April 18th, at 8 p.m. Gents 2s 6d: Ladies, a Basket. ‘Good Music. Good Floor. , M. COFFEY. President. E. COSGROVE, Secretary. ’ FAREORA MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB. A DANCE, in aid of the Funds of the Rifle Club, will, be held in the Fareora Public Hall, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, April 15. Admission: Gents 2/G, Ladies 1/-. i Mr Mclntosh’s Lorry will leave Gabites’ Corner at 7.30 p.m. Air O’Brien’s Lorry will leave Otipua Store at 7.30 p.m. A. HALL, Hon. Secy. T OST— Thursdav Evening or on Good Friday, ONE FIVE . POUND NOTE, in vicinity of the Railway Station or the Opera House. Finder rewarded on returning to: HERALD OFFICE. PANAMA PACIFIC LINE. FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO NEW YORK and VICE VERSA, via PANAMA CANAL, calling at LOS ANGELES, and HAVANA. Foi tnightly Sailings of the Large and Comfortable Steamers-. MANCHURIA ... 14,000 tons. FINLAND 13,000 tons. MONGOLIA ... 14,000 tons. Passengers travelling via Vancouver or San Francisco, and desiring to obviate Transcontinental train journey, can connect at San Francisco and t'ravel via Panama Canal and Havana to Now York in 18 days. For further particulars apply to— DALCETY AND COMPANY, LTD., NAT. MORTGAGE * A. COY., LTD.