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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 25 June 1926, Page 1

• THE INCOMPARABLE PAYLOYA. j PAVLOVA IS UNIQUE. ! Her superb mastery o£ technique, ; her matchless grace and that rare i quality in her dancing that is deeper i than mere beauty of movement or I time, make it impossible to do jus- \ ticc to Pavlova by mere description, j Such grace as hers, such litheness i of body and such perfect balance in i motion, so quick that eyes can hardly ! follow, it must be seen to be bej lieved. One must be content with | a single word that sums up the liighi est praise that it is possible to beI stow, and say that Pavlova is unique, j A noted London writer paid her a I supreme tribute when he said that j the jmople of to-day will never again see anything so graceful as Pavlova, j THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. ! Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. | Touring Manager: John Farrell. The Greatest Attraction Ever Announced in New Zealand. Monday Night Ne&t. . THIS NIGHT ONLY. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Have the honour to announce the first and only appearance here of the most brilliant and gigantic attraction it. has ever been their privilege to present. ANNA PAVLOVA THE GREATEST DANCER OF ALL TIME. Supported by LAURENT NOVIKOFF, And the Entire London and Paris Organisation. Of 5 0 Artists. Grand Operatic Orchestra under the Ccnductorship of LUCIEN WURMER. The Programme will include “Chopiniana,” “Autumn Leaves,” Primavera, “Bolero,” Pas De Trois,” “Spanish Dance,” ‘Scene Dansatite,” “Russian Dance,” “The Swan,” and other big features introducing the principal members of the Company and the Corps de Ballet. BOX PLANS ARE NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. PRICES: (Reserved £1 3s, including tax); other seats 12/G and 57plus tax. GERALDINE. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. FRIDAY 25, SATURDAY, 26 JUNE. A Mighty Epic, from a stirring Poem THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW. THE SHOOTING OF DAN McGREW. Full Supporting Programme. COMEDY, GAZETTE, SERIAL. Prices 1/6, 2/-. EUCHRE. EUCHRE. A EUCHRE TOURNAMENT will be held in the Supper Room of the Washdylce Hall, on SATURDAY NIGHT, June 26tli, at S p.m. First Prize, Beautiful Teaset; and three other valuable Prizes. Light. Supper. Admission 1/6. J. JACKSON. ORTON. NWING to unforeseen circumJ stances, the Orton Bachelors’ all is POSTPONED. Date advertised later. W. DOBSON, Secretary. UNIVERSAL FISH MART. LJAVING opened a FISH SHOP in rl hunt & WERRY’S BUILDINGS (lately occupied by Mr. Dunnett), we can supply the Public with Fresh Fish DAILY at REASONABLE pkICES. STOWELL & NEWMAN. THOMSON’S MOTOR SERVICE. HOCKEY MATCH AT CHRISTCHURCH. N.Z. V. INDIAN ARMY TEAM. TWO BUSES will leave Shamrock 1 Hotel at 8.30 a.m., TO-MORROW (Saturday), 26th June. RETURN FARE £l. RETURNING ON SUNDAY. Seats must be Booked ’Phone 115. W.E.A. POPULAR LECTURE. /ITH the Aid of Lantern Views, MR C. L. GILLIES, I3.Ag„ will liver a Lecture, entitled "Mscro>pic Friends and Foes,” in the E.A. Rooms, George Street, TO)RROW (Saturday) EVENING, at o’clock. Collection in Aid of Expenses. A. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

TEMUKA DOMAIN BOARD. IN TERMS ot Section 29, Paragraph A 2, Public Notice is hereby given that the Temuka Football Club is granted authority to charge for admission on SATURDAY, June 26, for the Football Match between Temuka ] and Zingari, to take place in the TEMUKA DOMAIN, the charge for admission to be Adults 1/-. A. j. McPherson, Secretary. IRISH LINEN ROOMS. Agent, Messrs Crawford and Co., Belfast. 28 SARAH ST (2nd house from Bay) IVIRS MUIR has to hand new ship--1 ment of NAPERY, in all designs and colours. New Season’s Dress Linens and other Linens and Cotton Goods on view every MONDAY and TUESDAY, instead of Thursday and ! Friday as before. Appointments any day by Telephone 982. THE BEST COALS. GIVE MAXIMUM HEAT AND LAST LONGEST. BE SURE YOU GET THE COAL YOU REQUIRE, BY ORDERING FROM C. HANIFIN, THE UP-TO-DATE COAL AND FIR EW OOD ME RC HANTS. Yards and Office: Turnbull Street. Telephone 162. Orders may also be left at D. J. Doyle’s, Plumbers, Stafford Street, South; or Mrs \Y. Davey, Fruiterer, [ Arthur Street. j Our Motto: ‘‘Prompt Delivery.”