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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 26 June 1926, Page 1

THE WONDERFUL PAVLOVA. Pavlova, the embodiment of exquisite pathos, o£ unaffected joy, of poetic movement, of enchanting grace and womanhood, is a sheer delight to watch as she unfolds her wondrous art —art that ranges from fascinating deviltry to dainty coqueltishness; from the fluttering of butterflies to a whirlwind of passion. All the emotions, every phase of life, Pavlova depicts in the dance. She expresses the twittering of elves and the passion of sex. She is a faun and she-is wanton. She is the breeze of the mountain tops and the vivid flames of love. She is ever all the great artist. THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. Direction J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. Touring Manager: John Farrell. Tile Greatest Attraction Ever Announced in New Zealand. Monday Night Next. 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. PAVLOVA THE GREATEST DANCER OF ALL TIME. —Supported by LAURENT NOVIKOFF, And the Entire London and Paris Organisation. 50 of Artists 50 Grand Operatic Orchestra under the Conductorship of LUCIEN WURMSER. The Programme will include “Chopiniana,” “Autumn Leaves,” “Primavera,” “Bolero,” “Pas De Trois,” “Spanish Dance,” “Scene Dansante,” “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 PIANO CO. PRICES: (Reserved 21 3s, including tax); o.ther seats 12/6 and 57plus tax. CONCERT! CONCERT! 1 ST. MICHAEL’S HALL, WILSON ST., SANDIETOWN. THURSDAY, JULY Ist, S P.M. Proceeds in Aid of Ladies’ Guild. Tickets 2/-. Children 1/-. ST. PETER’S HALL, KENSINGTON. DANCE. MONDAY, JUNE 23th, 1926. Admission 2/-. j .... Miss Dewar’s Orchestra. Supper Provided. HARD-UP DANCE, JULY 12th. DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUIfA. SATURDAY. A MASTER PICTURE, Presenting PERCY MARMONT, in: THE CLEAN HEART. THE CLEAN HEART. Adapted from A. S. M. Hutchinson’s Novel, “The Cruelties of Life.” GAZETTE, SCENIC, COMEDY. Coming Next AVcek— THE WHITE SISTER. ST. ANDREWS CALEDONIAN SOCIETY.

•“THE ABOVE SOCIETY will hold their ANNUAL BALL, on THURSDAY, JULY 29th, at S p.m. L. O’LOUGTILIN, Secretary. TIMARU DEFENCE RIFLE CLUB. ANNUAL Euchre Parly and Dance, in Unitarian Hall, on TUESDAY, June 29th, at 7.45 sharp. Double Tickets 2/-, Ladies Basket. ORARI BACHELORS AND SPINSTERS have hooked the 15th OF JULY FOR THEIR ANNUAL BALL. M. MASON, D. AKER, Jt. Secretaries. SOUTH CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. (Incorporated.) THE ANNUAL MEETING will be * held in Mr H. H. Fraser’s Office, Oxford Buildings, TO-NIGHT, Juno 2Gth, at 7.110 o'clock. Business: Annual and General. 11. 11. FRASER, Secretary. LL Returned Soldiers, South * *• African Veterans, and Imperial Servicemen, are invited to attend the above Annual Re-union, to he held in the Bay Hall, at: S p.m., on SATURDAY, 3rd July, 1926. G. JOHNSON, Secretary. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. LEASE OF RESERVES. TENDERS will he received until 12 noon, on SATURDAY, 10th lULY, for Leases of the following School Reserves from Ist August, 1920. to the 31st July, 1933:—■ \shwiek Flat, Res. No. 2.005, Blk. XV., Opuha, 10 Acres, rakifu Settlement, Res. No. 3518, Blk. V. Elephant Hill, 10 Acres, fakitu Settlement, Res. 3514, Blk. V. Elephant Hill, 10 Acres. Arundel, Res. 29 66 Blk. VI., Orari, 3 Acres. Mburv Settlement, Coal Pit, Res. R. 3252 Blk. 11. Opawa, 5 Acres, ilan.gi lata, Res. No. 2520 Blk. XIII., Geraldine, 39Ac. 2R. 31 Per. ttangitala Station, Res. No. 2092 Blk. 111, Geraldine, MOAc. IR. 3 5 Per. [lannaton, Res. No. 312 S Ft. E.E.R., Waihoa, 5 Acres. Belfield, Res. No. 2COO Blk. VII., Geraldine, 26Ac. 3R. 14Per. Conditions of Lease may he obained on application lo this office. CHAS. KIRK, Secretary. Christchurch, Sth June, 1926.