The GRAND To-night at 8. The GRAND COMEDY —Mixed with a Splendid Dramatic Story. ROMANCE —Packed with Thrills and Spills—and Dashing Lovers. That's ANYTHING ONCE. ANYTHING ONCE. Replete with a Hundred Laughs. Starring TULLY MARSHALL & GLADYS WALTON. . AND INTRODUCING ARK A, THE FAMOUS POLICE DOG. A Faithful Dog, a Handsome Dog, a Bogus Duke, an Ambitious Mother, a Real I-le-Father, a Sleep Walker. Mix them up and you have “Anything Once. A Corking Comedy-Drama from the Story of Nate H. Edwards. PAY YOUR BOARD. Two Reel Comedy. PAY YOUR BOARD DOG AND THE THIEF. PATIIE NEWS. (Animated Cartoon.) (Topical.) Prices: Stalls 1/-, Dress Circle 1/6; Reserves 2/-. Theatre Tel. 456. NORTH END RATEPAYERS’ AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCN. Children’s Sports Meeting. North End Park. North End Park. Saturday, December 19. ALL AGES. RACES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS. ALL AGES. ENTRIES FREE. GOOD PRIZES. Competitors to Wear School Colours SPECIAL PRIZES GIVEN TO SCHOOL GAINING HIGHEST POINTS. 6 Boys in Team. TUG OF WAR. 6 Boys in Team. SILVER MEDALS TO EACH BOBOY IN FIRST AND SECOND TEAMS. Afternoon Tea, Soft Drinks, Sweets and Cake Stall, Ice Cream, Lolly Scrambles and Numerous Side Shows. SPECIAL BUSES RUNNING. ADULTS 1/-. ADMISSION: CHILDREN FREE. Euchre Euchre. Euchre Euchre. Bay Hall. To-night. To-night. ■ WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16. Ist Priie, £2; 2nd Prize, £1; and Six Prizes of 10/- Each. Orders will be given on any Shop in Town. Commence S p.m. .. .. .. Light Supper. : ... ~. .. Admission 2/6. Monday, December 21. Dance. Dance. . .. 8 P.M. FANCY DRESS FLANNEL, AND PLAIN. MASKS, CONFETTI, BALLOONS AND STREAMERS. Christmas Tree with a Gift for Everyone. Miss Dewar’s Orchestra. Good Supper. Prizes for Fancy, Poster, Paper and Original Dresses. Judging by Vote. 3/6 GENTS. ADMISSION: 2/6 LADIES.
MISS HORGAN, DRESSMAKER AND COSTUMIER, Opp. Ballantyne’fl. Ladieß’ Own Material made up into the Latest and Most Exclusive Designs. ; , . . . For appointments ring Telephone 953. . •
FINLAYSON’S FURNITURE MEETS THE DEMANDS f OF THOSE WHO HAVE MANY DEMANDS TO MEET. 'pHE ANNUAL PICNIC of tils' KOHIKA SCHOOL will be held at Robb’s Bush, on THURSDAY, 17th inst. Friends cordially invited. W. L. GORDON, Chairman. CHILDREN’S FANCY DRESS XMAS TREE. DANCE. PRIZES. Judging by Vote. BAY HALL. BAY HALL. MONDAY, DEC. 21. 2 p.m. Admission 1/-. Gifts for Everyone. ~ S.C. BOWLING CENTRE. XMAS TOURNAMENT. VTHE CENTRE is prepared to ac--1 cept additional Entries for Rinks, Pairs and Singles. A. THOREAU, Secretary. TE NGAWAI FOOTBALL CLUB. 1 nr-HE ABOVE CLUB will hold their Annual Wilftl-up Dance, in the Albury Public Hall, on FRIDAY, 18th December./ Lucky Spot Waltz. Good Prizes. A.B.C. Band. Gents 3/-. Ladies 2/-. E. GALLEN, Treasurer. D P. CAMPBELL, Hon. Sec. /WAINONO DRAINAGE BOARD. HEREBY GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE that the following candidates have een duly nominated for the office of lembers of the Board of Trustee.s f the Wainono Drainage District, viz.:— FOX, JOHN FRANCIS HAYMAN, WALTER HUNTER, PETER JOHNSTONE, HARRY BELL S. MITCHELL, JOHN HENRY.
IRISH LINEN. REDUCTION SALE FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. 14th to 19th DECEMBER. 28 SARAH STREET. RANGITATA ISLAND. 'THE ANNUAL BREAK-UP of the above School will take place on FRIDAY, December 18. Gents 1/6, Ladles 1/-. Non-subscribers 2/6. SALISBURY. •“pHE ANNUAL SCHOOL PICNIC A will be held at the Salisbury School, on SATURDAY, 19th. DANCE TO FOLLOW. Gents 1/-. J. S. TALBOT, Chairman. CAVE. A SOCIAL AND PRESENTATION to Mr and Mrs James Esler will be held in the Cave Hall, FRIDAY, the 18th, at 8 o’clock. Non-subscribers 2/6; Ladies Free. J. MOFFATT. TESCHEMAKERS. ASOCIAL .will be held in above Schoolroom, on FRIDAY, December 18th. , . • Gents 2/6, Ladies a Basket. The School Picnic will be held in the School Grounds on FRIDAY, December 18th. All are invited. ■ r. j. McConnell, Chairman. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL.
''TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to 1 Section 2S o£ “The Rating Act, 1910,” and a resolution of the Tiniaru Borough Council, passed at an Ordinary Meeting on the 23rd day of November, 1925, an additional charge of ten per centum will be added to rates levied for the current year (commencing Ist April last),'and unpaid six months and fourteen days after demand. D. VIRTUE, Town Clerk. ONLY A FEW DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS. WATCH MISS McATEER’S WINDOW For Patricia's Display of Dainty, Practical and Reasonably Priced Gifts. Brides-to-be will find among our Goods just those exclusive Garments they are looking for to complete their trousseau. There are wee Baby Frocks too, which will delight every mother. COMMENING WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY the lGth, FOR THREE DAYS ONLY. Do not miss this opportunity. 19 26 MODELS MORRIS COWLEY’S AND OXFORD’S OPENED. BRITAIN’S POPULAR CAR HAS CAUGHT THE COLONIAL MARKET. 3 5 MILES TO GALLON— MORE MILEAGE TYRES. SINGLE SEATED COWLEY’S £260. FOUR SKATERS £2S7 10s. Main Ports. MORRISON BROS., GERALDINE AGENTS.
As the number of candidates do not exceed the number of vacancies to be filled. I hereby declare the above-named five gentlemen to be duly elected as members of the Board of Trustees of the IVainono Drainage District for the ensuing term. L. .1. COLLINS, Returning Officer. Waimate, 15th December, 1925. REMOVAL NOTICE. AS ive have transferred our Business to our new premises in Cannon Street, next to Amuri Motors, Ltd., we sincerely hope our Patrons Will not fail us in this respect. JOE LEE, Late A 1 Laundry, Cr. Sefton and Theodocia Streets. PIN US INSIGNTS. W 3 are supplying all Classes of Pinus lusignis Timbers, including Ordinary Building, T. and G. Flooring, Match Lining, 8.8. Weather Boarding, Case Timber, etc. Write for quote, delivered or at your nearest Railway Station. FIREWOOD. Delivered Temuka and Geraldine or on rail. Prices Reasonable. DOBSON BROS., SAW Mll .IE RS, TE MUK A. Telephone 19 4W
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 16 December 1925, Page 1
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