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Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 15 May 1925, Page 1

THE GRAND TO-NIGHT AT 8 O’CLOCK. THE GRAND Final Screening: The Race of Hearts between the Monarchs of the Mississippi. See— John Gilbert and Gertrude Olmsted. In BOOTH TARKINGTON’S Great Stage Success— CAMEO KIRBY. CAMEO KIRBY. The music of the paddles as an old stern wheeler plies the Mississippi from Cairo to New Orleans —a yellow moon over the clay banks—negro deck hands strumming banjos and singing quaint melodies of the lower deck in the cabin a poker game beneath sickly lights from swinging oil lamps—a shot in the dark —that’s Cameo Kirby. SPRING FEVER. FOX NEWS. (Sunshine Comedy.) (Topical.) Prices: Stalls 1/-, Dress Circle 1/G, Reserves 2/-. Telephone 48G.

SOUTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. Owing to the laxity of the Printer, members may not receive the Annual Report and Balance Sheet until Saturday. KTOTICE is hereby given that the Twenty-Ninth Annual Meeting ot Members will be held in the Foresters’ Hall, Timaru, on THURSDAY, May 21st next, at 2 p.m. Business: To receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet; to elect Members of Council, and General. The following members of Council retire by rotation —Timaru and Levels County: Messrs T. R. Mackay, F. C. May and C. S. Young; Temuka and Geraldine County: Messrs J. McDonald and W. E. Boys; j Mackenzie County: Messrs F. Adams and E. MacDonald. Mr L. Storey also retires by reason of his removal from the Temuka and Geraldine district, which he represented. Nominations for seats on the Council must be on the form provided and ! must reach the Secretary not later than 5 p.m. on MONDAY, MAY 18, 1925. | Forms of nomination may be obtained from any member of the Council or the undersigned. BERNARD HUGHES, Secretary. Dated at Temuka. May 14, 1925. TENDERS. ’"TENDERS will be received up till 1 12 o’clock WEDNESDAY, 20th inst., for ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS to Residence, Timaru. Plans and Specifications 'may be seen at our Office. TURNBULL & RULE, : Regd. Architects. A. C. FAHEY. DENTAL SURGEON (University of New Zealand.) ROWLEY’S BUILDINGS, Tel. 681. Church Street. MAY MITCHELL BROWN, L.A.B. of R.A.M. and R.C.M. PIANOFORTE AND HARMONY. Lessons given on the Steel Guitar. Term begins with First Lesson. STUDIO: ARCADE, over Beggs. Address: Seaview House. DRESSMAKING. IY/E beg to announce to the Public of Pleasant Point and District hat we have commenced in ibove line at Clontarf House. BIRSE AND MILNE. the A.M.P. SOCIETY. Extract from “Sydney Bulletin,” April 2nd, 1925. The A.M.P. has the wisdom of age —with the activity of youth. Its progress in this century has been a procession from record to record. The bonus distribution for last year amounted to more than half the premiums contributed under the participating policies for tho period. This is how the ratio has expanded since the setback in the worst war year, with some earlier comparisons:— Communicate with: R. M. URQUHART, New Business Agent, A.M.P. Society, Stafford St., Timaru. THE TOI-TOL STAFFORD STREET, (Next Old Bank Hotel), DEGS to announce that in Luture a full supply of Home-raaue Goods will be on hand, including the daintiest of Small Goods and Wholesome Bread. Everything at reasonable prices, with special concessions in meals for permanent diners. ICE CREAM AND FRUIT SALAD A SPECIALTY. Full Course Luncheon 12 till 2. THE TOI-TOI, (Next Old Bank Hotel.) T. CLARK, Proprietor. These Cold Nippy Nights Naturally turns one’s mind to the comforts of a HOT WATER BAG. There is no occasion to shiver in Cold Sheets and fail to Sleep when a few shillings assures comfort and repose. We have landed our Supply of HOT WATER BOTTLES, all fresh Stock and Rubber guaranteed to stand good ■wear. Besides the wellknown “Unique” Brand, we have Myan’s “Eclipse,” with the non-leak-able Stopper. We would like to show you tliis Bottle with the Metal bedded into Rubber, and the Stopper without a Washer to get lost or wear out. Our Prices are the Lowest; and the Stock is fresh. See also our ’WATERLESS 110 l I BOTTLE. [ A. NEWLAN HANCOCK, CHEMIST. TEMUKA.