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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 17 March 1927, Page 1

THEATRE ROYAL, TIMARU. EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION. Direct from a 10-Night Season, Theatre Royal, Christchurch. Commencing TUESDAY, MARCH 22nd. Two Nights Only. Entire Change of Programme, Second Night. THE FAMOUS ENGLISH HUMPHREY BISHOP MUSICAL COMEDY COY. In their delectable cocktail of Joy, comprising the following ingredients —Cleyer Comedy, Operatic Gems, Exquisite Dance, Topical Burlesque, Brilliant Music, and Wonderful Frocking. AND. HUMPHREY BISHOP’S FAMOUS JAZZ ORCHESTRA. Box Plans Open at The Bristol, on Friday, ISth March. Prices 6/-, 4/-, 2/-. Plus Tax. CHALMERS YOUNG PEOPLE’S GARDEN PARTY. CHURCH GROUNDS. SATURDAY NEXT, AT 2 P.M. STALLS—FANCY, CAKE, SWEETS, PRODUCE, BRAN DIP, FRUIT SALAD, ICE CREAM, AFTERNOON TEA. GAMES FOR ALL. CHILDREN’S COMPETITIONS: FANCY, POSTER, DOBBINS, PRAMS. Entrance Fee, 3d. Parade at 3 p.m. DELATOUR’S ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION—FREE. THEATRE ROYAI^MONDAY AND TUESDAY, MARCH 38 AND 29. “ THE FOLLIES OF 1927”’ PRODUCED BY MRS ALAN SHRIMPTON. IN AID OF MUNICIPAL BAND INSTRUMENT FUND. A REVUE EXTRAVAGANZA IN TWO ACTS. BALLETS, MUSICAL NUMBERS, SKETCHES, AND NOVELTY ACTS. Popular Prices: 4/-, 3/-, 2/-. No tax.

ST. PATRICK’S DAY. ANNUAL SOCIAL AND SMOKE CONCERT to commemorate Ireland’s National Festival. TO-NIGHT S o’clock TO-NIGHT St. Patrick’s Hall, Browne Street. Admission 2/6. PLEASANT POINT. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! ST. PATRICK’S DANCE. Mansell’s Orchestra. Five Instruments. Good Supper. Good Floor. Gents 3/-. Ladies 2/-. g. w. McCarthy, Hon. Sec. CABARET. CABARET. In Aid of Girls’ Hostel. GOOD INTENTE—FRIDAY, MARCH 18, AT 8.30 P.M. Mrs Mansell's Orchestra. Double Tickets 6/-. POPULAR DANCE. BAY PAVILION. SATURDAY, MARCH 19. In Aid of Girls’ Hostel. Music by Mrs Mansell’s Band. Tickets 2/6. Supper included. WAIMATE BUS. THE WAIMATE BUS WILL NOT RUN ON THURSDAY, 17th. THOS. CONLAN. TIM ARC HARBOUR BOARD. NOTICE. ■ A PRINTED STATEMENT of the ACCOUNTS of the Timaru Harbour ! Board for the Nine Months ended ! September 30th, 1926, and also a STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES are open for inspection of Debenture Holders, Creditors or persons interested, at the Office of the Board, Wharf Street, during office hours. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Timaru Harbour Board will be held at 11 a.nr. on Friday, March 25th. 1927, for the purpose of examiningsettling and allowing the accounts, in conformity with Section 100 of "The Harbour Act, 1923.” C. G. WIGHTMAN, Secretary. Timaru, 17th March, 1927.

DOMINION THEATRE, TEMUIvA. THURSDAY. A First National Picture with COLLEEN MOORE In IT MUST BE LOVE IT MUST BE LOVE This Picture packs a plot that carries a message of joy to every Boy and Girl, Mother and Father. Our Own Picture — “ SCENES IN AND AROUND TEMUKA.” GAZETTE. SCENIC. COMEDY. CATHOLIC TENNIS CLUB, TEMUKA. ST. PATRICK’S DAY DANCE will be held in .the Catholic Club Room, on THURSDAY, March 17 th, at 8 p.m. Simes’ Orchestra. Good Supper. Admission: Gents 2/6. Ladies 1/6. TEMUKA MUNICIPAL BAND. THE BAND COMMITTEE wish to thank all those who contributed Goods, those who gave Cash Contributions, and the Ladies who gave their services to the Band Shop Day, held on March sth. G. B. CARTWRIGHT, Chairman. TEMUKA BOROUGH COUNCIL. MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENSES, 1926-27. IN PURSUANCE of the Motor 1 Drivers Act 1924, notice is hereby given that all Licenses, must be renewed on or before April Ist, 1927. A. J. McPIIERSON, Town Clerk. Temuka, 15th March, 19 27. NOTICE. OWING TO DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, All Accounts owing to us must be paid before 31st March, 19 27. DOBSON BROS., Sawmillers, Temuka. TEMUKA DOMAIN BOARD. A ONE DAY SHOP will be opened text to Gabites on SATURDAY 7EXT, March 19th, for the Sale of HI Kinds of Produce, Cakes, Goods, •’oultry, etc., donated by the people if the district. The proceeds will jo for improvements to the Buildugs, Pathways, and for Erecting wings, See-Saws, Etc., for the Jhildren who visit the Domain. GOODS OF ANY DESCRIPTION nil be gratefully accepted, and may ie left at Mr Fenn’s Auction Rooms prior to that day. The Municipal Band will play throughout the afternoon. G. B. CARTWRIGHT, Chairman.

GERALDINE BOROUGH COUNCIL. TEN PER CENT. PENALTY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Penalty of Ten Per Cent, will he added to all. Unpaid Rates after WEDNESDAY, 30th March, 19 27. B. HAYES, Town Clerk. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENSES, ■ 1927-28. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that | Applications and Fees for I Renewal of Motor Drivers’ Licenses must be lodged at this Office before the 31st of March, 1927. Applicants must produce their current license. A. A. READDIE, County Clerk. Geraldine, loth March, 1927. CHEQUES STOPPED. THE FOLLOWING CHEQUES have gone astray and have been stopped:— No. 537149 Bank New Zealand. Drawer Porter and Dawson, Ltd. No. 837153 Bank New Zealand. Drawer Porter and Dawson, Ltd,. No. 11749 National Bank N?Z. Drawer M. E. Finlayson. No. 890697 Bank New South Wales. Drawer, John McLeod. Any information regarding same will be thankfully received by the undersigned. PORTER AND DAWSON, LTD. DANCING AND. DEPORTMENT. MISS MARRIOTT WATSON Has Resumed Teaching at YE GOODE INTENT TEA ROOMS (Opp. Hydro). Latest Ballroom Dances, including Flat Charleston and Paso Doblo (Spanish One Step), Children’s Ballroom Class on Saturdays. Private Lessons by Appointment. Inquiries may be made at above E^oms.

TIMARU PRIMARY SCHOOLS. SPECIAL HOLIDAY. IN COMPLIANCE with the request of His Royal Highness, the Duke of York, THIS DAY, THURSDAY, 17th March, will be observed as a Special Holiday. W. GIBB, Hon. Secretary Schools Committee Association. TENDERS. WRITTEN TENDERS will he received up to the 25th March, at the Lands and Survey Office, rimaiu, for Standing Crop of Nine (9) Acres of Linseed on A. B. Macintosh s late farm, “The Jungle,” Hilton. Address “Tender,” Commissioner of Crown Lands, Lands and'Survey Department, Timaru. ALFRED W. V. VINE, F.R.C.0., A.R.C.M., L.R.A.M., Tuition given on Organ and Pianoforte; in Singing, Voice Production, Theory of Music, Harmony, and Counterpoint, Elementary and Advanced. Term begins from First Lesson. Address: 56 ELIZABETH STREET. , MIGNONNE. THE EXCLUSIVE BUT INEXPENSIVE HOUSE. A . NOTE TO REMEMBER! THE DRESSMAKING AND ' MILLINERY CLASSES given by I Mignonne, have commenced for the Autumn and Winter Seasons' Hats ' and Frocks. | .All Needlewomen can learn to be I their own Home Milliner or Dress- ! maker, with the careful tuition given jby Mignonne. CONSULT MIGNONNE FOR PARTICULARS. ,r