The Grand, To-night. Idols of Clay are as nothing when compared to: TIN GODS, A PARAMOUNT ATTRACTION, Starring THOMAS MEIGHAN, Supported by RENEE ADOREE AND AILEEN PRINGLE. Two roads—One ease and luxury. the other South America and the building of a huge bridge. Torn makes a choice. Leaving home with its mournful memories, he proceeds to ! “ A FRATERNITY MIX-UP.” (Blue Ribbon Comedy.) TWO GAZETTES. ANIMATED CARTOON. Prices: Stalls 1/-, D.C. 1/6. Tel. 456 CELTIC CRICKET CLUB. EUCHRE. EUCHRE. BROWNE STREET HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. FIRST PRIZE £2 10s Order, tend Five other Good Prizes. Supper Provided. Admission 2/-. TRINITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC, LONDON. ■THE LAST DAY OF ENTRY for the 1 PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONS is SATURDAY, May 21, 19 27. ENTRY FORMS obtainable, and Fees payable at Begg and Co., the Bristol, or the Secretary— ALFRED W. V. VINE, Local Secretary.
N.Z. FARMERS’ UNION. (Geraldine Branch.) -THE MONTHLY MEETING will be held in the Secretary’s Office, at S p. on TUESDAY, May 3. J. KENNEDY, Secretary. A Warning and a Challenge Interested Parties having put in circulation the statement that FINLAYSQN’S, have underpaid workers in their employ we herewith warn anyone repealing this that prosecution will follow. At the same time we will pay £5 to the Hospital if any person can prove that Finlayson’s have eA r er underpaid any man or boy at any period during the forty years they have been employing labour. Many of our staff have received over award rates. FINL4YSON’S, THE BIG SHOP IN GEORGE ST., TIMARU. IT’S EASY TO PAY FOR Finlayson’s Furniture. ■lO worth, £2 deposit, 3/2 wkly ■2O worth, £4 deposit, 6/4 wkly 130 worth, £6 deposit, 9/6 wkly 140 worth, £8 deposit, 12/8 wkly 160 worth, £lO depoait, 16/10 „ LOO worth, £2O deposit, 31/8 i, DWer weekly payments than abovo if required. OTHER SUMS BY ARRANGEMENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH. We offer a choice beyond comparison In South Canterbury as contained on two main floors and some Twenty-two Display Rooms. WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE BIG SHOP, IN GEORGE STREET.' MRS HOUSEWIFE! EXPERIENCE HAS PROVED THAT LINTON IS THE BEST COAL FOR THE RANGE. OBTAINABLE ALL MERCHANTS, or G. McClatchie and Co., Ltd., STAFFORD BUILDINGS, STAFFORD STREET. SPECIAL NOTICE. In January, 1924, I disposed of my interest in the firm of Imrie and Higgins, Ltd., and was restricted from re-engaging in Land Agency Business for three years. I have now applied for a Land Agent’s License, and will shortly be opening on my own Account in premises NO. 21, THE ARCADE as a LAND AND COMMISSION AGENT. Property Sellers! Send me Particulars. Property Buyers! Let me know your requirements. MARK HIGGINS, Address at present: 23 CAIN STREET.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXIII, 2 May 1927, Page 1
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