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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 2 June 1926, Page 1

BtW ZEALAND INSURANCE CO., LTD., FIRE, MARINE, ACCIDENT, AND MOTOR CAR (Comprehensive). Trustees, Executors, Attorneys, Agents. STAFFORD STREET. R« L. EAMES : : : : : Manager.

Wonderful success has been recorded by our sensational double feature programme, headed by the redoubtable Harold Lloyd “Girl Shy.” We screen this record-breaking picture for the last time this evening. 7.45. THEATRE At 7.45. THIS EVENING FOR THE VERY LAST TIME HAROLD LLOYD IN GIRL SHY. A guaranteed gloom-chaser. Your sides will ache with laughter because “Girl Shy” is a mirth-maker never to be forgotten. We also screen the glorious tale of the Canadian Lumber Camps: MILTON SILLS IN THE KNOCKOUT. Thrill and Adventure of the most acceptable kind. Stalls 1/-, Circle 1/6; Reserves 2/-. Plans at the Bristol. MATINEE . . . . .. .. THURSDAY MATINEE JACK HOXIE In JACK HOXIE _ TWO FISTED JONES

THURSDAY, JUNE 3. THURSDAY, JUNE 3. ALL DAY, Seven-a-side Tournament. FRASER PARK. FRASER PARK. THE BIG RUGBY DAY OF THE SEASON. SEVEN-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT; THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd. Commencing at 9.45 a.m. Commencing at 9.45 a.m. RECORD ENTRIES 5 GRADES ' , A FEAST OF RUGBY. DON’T MISS IT. REFRESHMENTS ON GROUND. ADMISSION 1/6; CHILDREN 6d; STAND 6d.

Euchre ... To-night. Euchre To-night. A EUCHRE TOURNAMENT Will be held in the ‘ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, ODDFELLOWS’ HALL, TEMUKA, To-night at 8 o’clock. Ist Prize—Pair o£ Bruce Blankets, full size, value 57/6. 2nd Prize —Box of Groceries. 3rd Prize—Bag of Sugar. And Three Other Valuable Prizes. Admission 2/6. Light Refreshments.

IT'S EASY TO PAY FOR FINLAYSON’S FURNITURE. £lO Worth, £2 deposit, 3/2 weekly £2O Worth, £4 deposit, 6/4 weekly £3O Worth, £6 deposit, 9/6 weeKiy £4O Worth, £8 deposit, 12/8 weekly £SO Worth, £lO deposit, 15/10 „ £IOO Worth. £2O deposit, 31/8 „ Lower weekly payments than above If required* OTHER SUMS BY ARRANGEMENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. We offer a choice beyond comparison in South Canterbury, as contained on two main floors and some fifteen display rooms. WE INVITE YOU. TO. VISIT. THE BIG SHOP 1 INGEORGE STREET. ELOCUTION. MISS- N. OSBORNE, DUNEDIN, (Gold Medallist Dunedin Competitions, 1922), Will visit Timaru on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week. Competition and Trinity College Work specialised in. Miss Osborne may be interviewed at the Bristol from 2 to 4 p.m. on Monday, June 7th. Pupils enrolled' at Beggs’ and The Bristol. HOWARD HALL, ARUNDEL. A DANCE, in Aid of School Funds, will be held in Hall, Arundel, FRIDAY NIGHT, June 4th. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/-. W. R. JOHNSTON, Chairman, Arundel School Committee.

HIS MASTER’S VOICE ANNOUNCE A NEW GRAMOPHONE Which is the greatest advance ever made in the Science of Musical Production. Sir Landon Ronald, says: The most amazing tone of any Gramophone I have ever heard. It records 5J octa.ViS instead of 3, -PRICES FROM £ll. Easy Terms Arranged. Accredited Agents: JHam&js MRS COPPEN, Desires to inform her Clients that she now has a full stock of “Langette” appliances, ,the New Superfluous Hair Remover. A Specialist in Electrolysis, Face and Scalp Massage, Shingling, Bobbing, Tinting, and all kinds of Hal* Treatment. HAY’S BUILDINGS. Take Lift First Floor.

SOME FINE PROPERTIES Just on the Market WAI-ITI HOAD —Must be sold, owner leaving for North Island. Beautiful 5-Roomed Bungalow, replete with every convenience, best of workmanship and laboursaving devices, sleeping balcony, nice garden, over 1 acre, glasshouse, two large workshops, garage, etc. Easy terms arranged, and the property is cheap. Fresh on the Market. CRAIGHEAD street. Here we have a property for sale such as seldom conies on to the market. Six Rooms, all modern conveniences, beautiful section, garage, etc. Everything in first class order, and a delightful home. Good Terms. £llso—Natty 5-Roomed Residence, near Boys’ High School, plenty of sun verandahs closed in. A warm cosy home, splendidly built and every convenience, garage, etc. Good garden. Terms arranged. NEAR THE BAY —Fine Tiled Roofed Residence of 7 Rooms, only one minute from Caroline Bay. Good sized ijooms, beautifully plastered and papered. One of the handiest properties on the market, and the price is very reasonable. A firstclass home, apd would also be suitable for nursing home, boardinghouse or room-letting proposition. QUITE NEW—Slate Roofed 2-Storey Bungalow, of latest design. Very fine view of sea and mountains, and close to the Bay; conveniences to suit the modern housewife. High and sunny, and a pleasure to inspect. £B25 —Comfortable Home, close to Wai-iti Road. Nice section and all conveniences. £l5O deposit.

PUBLIC NOTICE. THE ATLAS FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY SHOP, STAFFORD STREET, Having changed hands, the new Proprietresses wish to notify the General Public that they are now open for business with a New Stock of FRUIT AND CONFECTIONERY. TRY THEM! THE BEST OF EVERYTHING STOCKED. TO THE RESIDENTS OF GERALDINE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. O L. BENNETTS, Fish Merchant, Winchester, has opened a Bi’anch Shop at Geraldine, in Premises lately occupied by Mr Cairns, Bootmaker. YE GOOD INTENT TEA SHOPPE AND CAKE KITCHEN. WILL BE OPENED ON FRIDAY . . JUNE 4 . . FRIDAY IN NEW PREMISES, ORARI BUILDINGS STAFFORD ST. CATERING FOR WEDDINGS, DANCES, ETC. PRIVATE ROOM FOR PARTIES. The Tea Shop may be engaged for Evening Entertainments and Meetings. There will be a Special Show of Cakes on JUNE 4th, at the CAKE KITCHEN.

Finance. To Clients purchasing through us •\ve can generally arrange all the necessary finance at very reasonable rate of interest. Farmers, Please Note! To devote more attention to Country Sales, we have appointed Mr Fred Griffiths as Farm Salesman. Mr Griffiths is well known in South Canterbury, having successfully farmed for himself in Geraldine, Temuka, and Point Districts. We will be pleased to receive particulars of all properties for sale, and buyers and sellers can have implicit confidence in Mr Griffiths’s advice oil farm matters and values. GEO. REID, LICENSED LAND AGENT, CHIEF AGENT YORQSHIRE INSURANCE CO., BESWICK STREET, TIMARU. P.O. Box 215; Office ’Phone 626. JAMES MOYES—• ’ . Property Dept., House F. C.-GRIFFITHS— Farm Dept., House ’Phone 3 i ST.

MIGNONNE, The Exclusive but Inexpensive House •yo be well dressed without spend- * ing too much money is a problem which most women are faced with in these present times. Keep in mind MIGNONNE’S charge for Remodelling Costumes into Smartly Cut Coat Froc-cs 85/6. Evening and Day Gowns from Clients own material, 35/6. MIGNONNE'S SERVICE IS PROMPT AND COURTEOUS. Address: 303 STAFFORD STREET. MIGNONNE for Prompt Mourning Order Service.