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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 22 March 1927, Page 1

NOTICE. A PETITION to the Prime Minister, asking for more protection for Wheat Growers, is in circulation. In view of the coming visit of the Prime Minister, on TUESDAY, 29th inst., see that your name appears thereon. ' The Petition will be circulated throughout the country to-day (Tuesday), and will be available at all Mercantile Offices, Public Saleyards, and other Public Places. A. THOREAU, Secretary Wheat Growers’ Committee. MODERN ART. MR L. IMRIE, on behalf of Mr Bruce Lawrence (Associate Royal Cambria Academy), Exhibitor Royal Academy, Paris Salon, etc., is (by request) providing sufficient further inducement is forthcoming, prepared to arrange the teaching of Modern Art in Timaru, in conjunction with his pupils in Oamaru. Personal Tuition will be given in: Landscape, Portrait, and Still Life, in Oil, Water Colour, and Pastel. (Out of door painting in landscape will be included in the schedule of subjects.) Having had several years’ experience as Art Master in England and Brisbane, pupils can rest assured they will receive a thorough sound tuition in any branch of Modern Art they wish to take up. For Terms, etc., apply MR L. IMRIE, c.o. Wentworth Auction Mart, Church Street.

FAIRLIE FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING, Aorangi Hall, Pairlie, FRIDAY, Ist April, 1927, at 8 p.m. Business: Annual Report and General. All members, intending members, and supporters invited. F. GEANEY, Hon. Secretary. TEMUKA FOOTBALL CLUB. -THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Temuka Football Club will be held in the Fire Brigade Hall, on MONDAY, March 28th, at 8 p.m. Business: Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Officers and General. Members and intending members are cordially invited to attend. D. O’CONNOR, Secretary. CLANDEBOYE ANNUAL CARNIVAL. April 7th. THURSDAY, April 7th In Mrs Ivyne’s Paddock. RUNNING, JUMPING, NOVELTY RACES, ETC. GRAND BALL AT NIGHT. Full Details Later. T. PEMBERTON, Hon. Sec. ST. JOHN AMBULANCE. DANCING. AMBULANCE HALL, WEDNESDAY, 23rd Inst., at 8 p.m. Proceeds to Send Team to Auckland Competition. Gents 2/6, Ladies 2/-. Lewis Bros’ Orchestra. NOTICE. MR C. CUSSEN, Government Poultry Instructor, will be in Timaru for the next few days, and will be pleased to learn of any Farmers or Poultry Keepers who wish him to call. Those requiring advice kindly apply early to C. J. Cussen, Crown Hotel. TIMARU TRANSPORT & TOURIST COMPANY. OAMARU RACES. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 23rd and 24th MARCH. THE MINERVA BUS will leave our Garage, Stafford Street South (where Seats may be Booked), at 9.30 a.m., for Oamaru Races, returning after last race. RETURN FARE 10/- FIRST CLASS. LISTER AND OLIPHANT, Proprietors.

KINSMAN AND CROWE, CASH BUTCHERS, KING STREET. OPENING THURSDAY, MARCH 24. KINSMAN AND CROWE announce to the Residents of Timaru that they are commencing Business as above in Premises next G. P. Doyle, Storekeeper, King Street. By adopting the slogan of “Small Profits and Quick Returns,” by courtesy, strict attention, and by giving the public the benefit of what a Cash System means they ,hope to merit a fair share of public palronage. ONLY PRIME MEAT will be kept, and all orders will be delivered promptly to any part of the town. KINSMAN AND CROWE, CASH FAMILY BUTCHERS, KING STREET. Phone 668.