THE GRAND TO-NIGHT. The Picture that has aroused so much discussion. SHE WAS THE WORST WOMAN IN PARIS AND YET THE MOST LOVED. A Creature of Opposites. She was bad and fascinating, good and unfaithful, simple and scheming, beautiful and irresponsible, Poor, Lovely Tragic, jyjANON ANON ESCAUT. ON I ESCAUT. ANON A U.F.A. Special, Starring I YA P)E DUTTI. I—l Y A 1 UTTI. From the Daring French Novel by the Abbe Prevost. The story of a great all-absorbing, passionate love that, passing through sorrow, tragedy, vile unscrupulous scheming, suffering and remorse, found final happiness in . . . . ? I Recommended by the I Censor more espcci- ( | I ally for adult audiences, j Prices: Stalls 1/-, D.C. 1/6; Tel. 486. TIMARU FLORAL AND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. AUTUMN SHOW, To be held in the BAY HALL BAY HALL THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, 28th FEB. and Ist MARCH. De Latour’s Band in Attendance. ENTRIES for Table Decorations close TUESDAY, 26th February. Tables Supplied; 4ft. x 3ft.; First Prize £l. ENTRIES for Cut Flowers, Decorative, Fruit, Vegetables, Cookery and I Needlework, close WEDNESDAY, I 27th February . The Secretary will be at Mr A. Thoreau’s Office, Arcade, on Wednesday, from 7 to 8 p.m., to receive final entries. P. T. KNOWLES, I Secretary. 5 8 Theodocia Street. | Telephone 1256. COOKING DEMONSTRATION. MISS M. I. PRYOR, the Company’s i Cookery Demonstrator, will, in the j afternoon of WEDNESDAY, the 6th i of MARCH, at our Rooms, in Strath- 1 allan Street, at 2.30 p.m., again show | the Public of Timaru how EASILY, j QUICKLY and ECONOMICALLY CooTting can be done with the use of Gas. MISS PRYOR intends making: Felixstowe Tart Spice and Currant Scones Ginger Sponge Sandwich Brioche Cake. The Company invites all the Ladies of Timaru to witness the Demonstration. THE TIMARU GAS, COAL AND COKE COMPANY, LTD. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. IV4ISS ANDERSON reopens School iVA on Monday, 4th February, at Arcade Chambers. Pupils are requested to enrol as soon as possible. Individual Tuition. Railway Concessions. MISS MULVANY GRAY Announces that she is Resuming Classes in Timaru from MONDAY, FEBRUARY - 25th. Classes now Forming for Ballroom and Greek Dancing and Elocution. Particulars from Miss M. Sullivan, ! 20 Latter Street. MISS NANCIE BISHOP, (Late Allan Wilkie Co.), TEACHER OF ELOCUTION, Will Resume Classes FEBRUARY 1. Pupils coached for Examinations and Competitions. Interviews at Studio, 27 Evans St. Telephone 1361.
WAIMATE HIGH SCHOOL BOARD. APPLICATIONS are invited for the POSITION of PART-TIME TEACHER in SHORTHAND and TYPWRITING. Rate of remuneration and schedule of duties are obtainable from the undersigned. with whom applications close at 12 noon on Friday, the Ist March, 19 29. STANLEY GRUT, Secretary. THE INVERCARGILL CORPORATION Has for Disposal CRUDE TAR CRUDE TAR Produced in Horizontal Retorts. Special quotation for quantities on application to: THE GAS MANAGER, P.O. Box 174, Invercargill. why framing is necessary. All Pictures, no matter whether they are waters, or oils, prints or etchings, deteriorate if left out of frames. Think of those otd pictures you have put away, see how the corners are curling, how the edges are tearing! And just think how much more useful they would be if framed! We supply samples of framing of all sizes, on our unique “post-on-ap-proval” plan; and you'll be surprised at the reasonableness of our prices. For further particulars write ABERXETHY’S ART DEPOT, 45 George Street, Dunedin. The Shillings extra you spend on ORB are going to save you pounds later. LYSAGHT’S ORB BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. Write John Lysaght, Ltd., Box 341. Wellington, for Free Copy of their Pocket Handbook.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18201, 27 February 1929, Page 1
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