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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 17773, 8 October 1927, Page 1

BOX PLANS ARB NOW OPEN AT THE BRISTOL. THEATRE ROYAL. COMMENCING MONDAY COMMENCING THE MOST ASTOUNDING AND GLORIOUS OP ALL SCREEN ROMANCES RELATED FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT IN TEN MASSIVE REELS. T-H-E N-I-G-H-T Q-F L-O-V-E. FEATURING THE MOST WONDERFUL OF ALL SCREEN LOVERS IN GREAT MOMENTS OF LOVE’S EMBRACE. VILMA BANKY AND RONALD COLMAN. Help me, o • The night is sweet and my heart is yielding. The magic mastery of this conquerer dazzled her. Out there in the darkness he. waited, her new found guardian, she his slave, and as the hitter memory of La Granda’s castle, with the cruel, inhuman treatment she had suffered, faded into the dim past, Marie, Princess, beauty and bride of an hour, uttered that fervent prayer from the bottom of her heart. T-H-E N-I-G-H-T O-F L-O-V-E. T-H-E N-I-G-H-T O-F L-O-V-E. Its tremendous settings, spectacular mob scenes and tender romance bring to it a wonderful glamour that will grip you just as the alluring music ’neath the enchanted stars held the two lovers, in this beautiful storv to each other in a bond of complete understanding on that magic ' ’ night. BOX PLANS AT THE BRISTOL. RESERVATIONS 2/6 (Plus Tax). WEST SCHOOL GALA. TODAY, TODAY, SCHOOL GROUNDS. STALLS—WORK, FANCY, PRODUCE, CAKE, SWEETS, ICES, BOOK, JUMBLE, EX-PUPILS, BRAN TUB. ATTRACTIVE SIDESHOWS AND COMPETITIONS IN COOKING, OPEN TO ALL PRIMARY SCHOOLS. EUCHRE AND DANCE AT NIGHT. EUCHRE AND DANCE T. C. PALLISER. Hon. Secretary. MOTOR OLYMPIA. MOTOR OLYMPIA. MONDAY 10th to SATURDAY, 15th OCT. IN JOHN MILL AND COMPANY’S STORE, HAYES STREET. FOLLOW THE COLOURED LIGHTS IN STRATIIALLAN STREET. "MOTOR CARS. MOTOR CYCLES, TRUCKS, TRACTORS. ETC. THE VERY LATEST MODELS OF THE BEST MAKES. qUG-OK-WVIt. BRILLIANT LIGHTING AND DECORATIONS. ORCHESTRAS AND TEA ROOMS. Tug-of-AVar Captain* are invited to attend the Draw at “Timaru Post” at G o’clock, TO-NIGIiT.

EUCHRE EUCHRE To-night at 8. UNITARIAN HALL,, CHURCH ST. 7th NIGHT OF THE AGGREGATE.—Ist Aggregate £l3 Order, with £2 Order for the Runner-up. AH Players have the same opportunity to qualify for this aggregate TO-NIGHT as on the first night, as 20 different plavers are taken for each of the eight nights. Ist Prize for To-night—Set of Beautiful Boulton "Ware. 2nd Prize —A Ham. 3rd Prize —slbs of Bell Tea. Five Other Prizes as usual. Light Refreshments. ADMISSION 2/6. FURS! FURS! FURS! FURS! BAST WEEK OF SALE. LAST "WEEK OF SALE. FURS HAVE INCREASED 5 P.C. TO 50 P.C. IN PRICE, AND WILL BE MUCH DEARER NEXT SEASON —BUY NOW AND SAVE MONEY'.! THE DOMINION FUR TRADERS, LTD. ALL NORMAL SUCCESSFUL MEN CARRY LIFE ASSURANCE. THE MAN WHO IS NOT INSURED FOR SOME AMOUNT IS A CURIOSITY. A POLICY IN THE A.M.P. SOCIETY BRINGS PEACE OF MIND TO THE MAN WHO LOVES HIS WIFE, AND CHILDREN, FOR HE KNOWS, WHATEVER MAY HAPPEN, THEY ARE PROVIDED FOR. AN A.M.P. POLICY MEANS READY CASH FOR THE WIDOW OF THE WELL-TO-DO MAN, WHOSE FUNDS WOULD OTHERWISE BE TIED UP WITH THE SETT LEM ENT OF THE ESTATE. A POLICY WITH THE A.M.P. IS AN INVESTMENT THAT INCREASES YEARLY THERE IS NO UNCERTAINTY, NO DEPRECIATION, NO POSSIBILITY OF LOSS. Funds Exceed £65,000,000. POLICY-HOLDERS ARE THE ONLY SHAREHOLDERS. CALL OR WRITE FOR PARTICULARS. THE LARGEST BONUS-PAYING INSTITUTION ON EARTH. FRED M. WARD, Representative.

< ' AT EXCURSION RATES TO HONOLULU. A SIX WEEKS’ TRIP To the Enchanted Islands o£ Hawaii. Leave Arrive Auckland Auckland Nov. 22 NIAGARA . Jan. 2 Dec. 20 AORANGI . Jan. 29 ■Tan. 17 NIAGARA . Feb. 27 Feb. 14 AORANGI . Mar. 2 5 19 days in Hawaii— Longer if desired RETURN FARES: Ist Class from . . . . ■ ■ • 2nd Class from £B7/10/Particulars from: UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, LTD.

ASHBURTON LABOUR DAT GALA. To be held in the DOMAIN . . ASHBURTON, OCTOBER 2Ath, 0)27. GREAT SPORTS PROGRAMME. GREAT SPORTS PROGRAMME. ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 13th. ENTRIES CLOSE OCTOBER 13th. Cash Cycling: Wheel Race, 2 Miles, £25; entry 10/-. i Mile Handicap, £7; entry 3/-. lh Miles Handicap, £7; entry 3/-. Invitation Paced Mil® Race, £B. District Cycle Race, 1 i Miles, £5; entry 2/6. Cash Running; Gala Handicap, 100 yds., £2a entry 10/-. 220 yds. Handicap, *-7 entry 3/-. 440 yds. Handicap, £7 entry 3/-. 88 0 yds. Handicap, £7 entry 3/-. Amateur Running 100, 220, 440, 880 yds.- Handicaps; entry 2/- each. Trophies £4 4s, £4 4s, £< 7s, £4 4s. Highland Dancing. Twelve Events. Highland Dancing'. . Grand Procession starts East btieet 10 am. Sideshows of all descriptions, Bands, Stalls, Novelties, Refreshments, etc. Great Evening Display. Queen of the Carnival Crowning Ceremony; Gala Gaiety. SelKi tO- - Send for Programme. E. R. EASTERBROOK, • Sports I-lon. Secretaiy. G. V. FURBY, General Secretary.

T.J-1.5.0.G.A. A GENERAL MEETING will bo held in the School Hall, Cain Street, on MONDAY, October 10th. Final Gymnasium Class, 7.30 p.m. General‘Meeting at 8 p.m. All Old Girls invited to attend. MARJORIE TIZARD, Hon. Secretary. PLEASANT POINT BRANCH FLUNKET SOCIETY. T-HE GERALDINE AMATEUR PLAYERS will stage two Plays in Pleasant Point Hall, on THURSDAY. October 13t.h, to assist to raise Funds to Pay for the PLUNKET NURSE’S NEW CAR. Come and Support, a good Cause. Adults 2/-. Children 1/-. ELOCUTION. MISS MAUDE BLAND FORD Elocution Mistress at the Sacred Heart Convent. IS prepared to receive Private Pupils at 2 5 Theodocia Street. Saturday Morning Classes for Children. Fees on application. Interviews Mornings, from September 19th to 24 th.