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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 23 June 1926, Page 1

MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2.30. GLORIOUS NEW ZEALAND. Children 6d, Adults: Stalls 1/-, Circle 1/G; Res. Adults and Children 27Theatre Royal. AT 8 O’CLOCK. AT 8 O’CLOCK. The most remarkable of our own Cinematograph Achievements, presented by the Governmerft Publicity Department, under the Direction of the Hon. G. J. Anderson. A magnificent production that has been two years in the making and revealing in all its grandeur and charm the wonders of our marvellous country for the first time. Glorious New Zealand. Glorious New Zealand. Glorious New Zealand. Glorious New Zealand. Containing the cream of 100,000 feet of wonderful film compressed into two hours’ entertainment. Gorgeous scenes >of ravishing beauty; a delightful sightseeing - trip through these Islands of Enchantment. , It is New Zealand through and through from Icefields to steaming Volcanoes. “Even to the most enthusiastic New Zealanders “Glorious New Zealand” comes as a revelation of beauty undreamed of.” —Vide “Auckland Herald.’* The Sporting Life includes the Screening ’ of The Actual Fight with an 8501 b. Swordfish. Remember this is the film prepared by the Government for worldwide publicity, and New Zealanders .will now have the only opportunity of seeing our famous scenic resorts per medium of this film in a way which only the most opulent citizens could afford were they to visit these places in person. Informative Chat and Story by Mr Tano Fama. BOX PLANS are at THE BRISTOL for the Evening Sessions until 6 p.m., and afterwards at THE THEATRE OFFICE: Stalls 1/-, Circle 1/6, Reserves 2/-. _ MATINEES TO-DAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDA-Y. Special Bus will leave HIGHFIELD at 2 p.m. DAILY FOR THE THEATRE. MATINEES RESERVES THROUGH TELEPHONE 570. GOING INTO DEBT THE LAST ACT OF, EVERY MAN’S LIFE. DO YOU REALISE THAT THE LAST ACT OF YOUR LIFE WILL BE THE ACT OF GOING INTO HEAVY DEBT. _ _ This so-called “High Cost of Dying” can best be offset and anticipated by a very simple means—a special “clean up” A.M.P. Policy of Lite Insurance, which provides the Funds in the amount required just when needed. READY MONEY AT THIS TIME HAS DOUBLE ITS ORDINARY VALUE. Many Valuable Estates have been subjected to sacrifice because ready money was lacking, at such times the most valuable securities are usually the ones sold. Make Provision for your Probate. The Largest Contingency of all. THE A.M.P. SOCIETY offers the best possible proposition to-day to meet all contingencies apart from being a great investment during life. FUNDS £61,000,000; NEW BUSINESS, 1925, £17,000,000. THE LARGEST BONUS PAYING INSTITUTION IN THE WORLD. Write at once for particulars; there is no obligation. FRED M. WARD, REPRESENTATIVE. CANTERBURY FARMERS’ CO-OP. ASSN. SUB AGENTS FOR NEW BUSINESS.

GO WHERE THE CROWDS GO! THE SUNNY STAFFORD, NOVELTY CANDLE AFTERNOON TEA, TO-DAY. (WEDNESDAY). (WEDNESDAY) SPECIAL CANDLES AND CANDLE, SHADES, Direct from the Exhibition. Italian Art Statuary. SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMME. YOU WILD ENJOY THE DAINTY Otl AFTERNOON TEA 0(1 9d AFTERNOON TEA 9d AT THE SUNNY STAFFORD, RECOGNISED FOR SPECIAL SERVICE. TIMARU HIGH SCHOOL OLD GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION. |- ANNUAL BALL. BAY HALL JULY 15th. IWTEMBERS requiring invitations IVA for themselves or friends, are requested to hand in names to Miss L. Thomson, 372 Stafford Street North, or the Secretary, 11 Harper Street, before TUESDAY, June 29th. MARJORIE TIZARD, ’Phones 1030; 1203. Hon. Sec. OTIPUA PAROCHIAL DISTRICT. ANNUAL MEETING OF PARISHIONERS, OTIPUA HALL, ' THURSDA iT, June 24, 7.30 p.m. Social subsequently. Ladies, please bring basket. ; ]UE. A. W. MARTIN, the well--1 A known Rupture Specialist from Dunedin, is now on his 21st visit to the Centres of New Zealand. He will be in Timaru from SATURDAY. the 1 26tli, until TUESDAY, the 29th, and may be consulted free from 10 a.in. to 5 p.m., at Beverley House, Wai-iti Road. £2 REWARD. , Vf/ILL be paid for information leadvv ing to the Conviction of the person or persons who stole Bricks and Timber from Section, Corner of i AVoollcombc and Barnard Streets. SHILLITO’S, LTD., BUILDERS. TIMARU. Telephone 236. MARCHWIEL ORCHARDS, WAIMATAITAI. APPLES IN ANY QUANTITY NOW I READY. Te Weka Street Shed open on Saturday Mornings. Delivery as usual. Tel. No. 361. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. ’"TENDERS will be received up to noon TO-DAY (Wednesday), 2 3rd June, 1926, for the Supply of three 20-Seater and two 30-Seator Pay as You Enter Buses, Complete. Separate Tenders will also be considered for Chassis or Bodies. Tenderers must supply Plans and full Specifications. I The lowest or any Tender not ne- ] cessarily accepted. , A. LAWRENCE GEE, Acting Town Clerk.