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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18350, 22 August 1929, Page 1

THE GRAND, TO-NIGHT. • EVERYBODY’S FAVOURITE OUTDOOR starKEN MAYNARD, WITH ESTHER RALSTON. IN—- “ 50,000 Dollars Reward.” Speed in every reel, exciting situations that will give you a grand and glorious feeling every time “Ken” flashes on the Screen. ALSO SCREENING A UNIVERSAL THRILL DRAMA—BILL CODY WITH SALLY BLANE, IN “ Eyes of the Underworld.” The Crooks came expecting to find only a harmless girl .. .. but they found instead, a daring, courageous, 1 two-fisted Tornado. CARTOON. GAZETTE. j Prices: Stalls 1/-, D.C. 1/6. Tel. 486. TEMUKA. DOMINION THEATRE. THURSDAY. Mystery, Thrills and Suspense. “Q SHIPS.” "Q SHIPS.” “ Q SHIPS.” ”Q SHIPS.” The secret of Britain’s Mystery Ships disclosed in a Thrilling Romance and Dare-devil heroism. " BROADWAY DADDIES.” “ BROADWAY DADDIES.” Here’s a Picture which reveals the truth about night clubs and the private lives of Dancing Girls. GAZETTE. SCENIC. GERALDINE. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY). AN OUTSTANDING BRITISH PRODUCTION. " GOD’S CLAY.” “ GOD'S CLAY.” " GOD’S CLAY.” “ GOD’S CLAY.” A Powerful Story; a Thrilling Climax. FULL SUPPORTING PROGRAMME. Usual Prices, 1/- and 1/6. SATURDAY: “METROPOLIS.” W.E.A. PUBLIC LECTURE, BY PROFESSOR L. G. POCOCK, Of Canterbury College, On “ SOUTH AFRICA.” W.E.A. HALL, GEORGE STREET, SATURDAY. AUGUST 24th, 8 P.M. Public Invited. Collection. OTIPUA HALL. •THE ScftITHBURN, PAREORA 1 WEST and FAIRVIEW HARE DRIVE BOOK THE OTIPUA HALL. SEPTEMBER 20th, FOR THEIR WIND-UP DANCE. N. BELL. Convener. TIMARU WOMEN CITIZENS’ ASSOCIATION. IV/IRS FRAER, Dominion President of the National Council of Women, will address a Meeting in Stafford Tearooms, TO-DAY, August 22nd, at 2.15 p.m. Object: To Form a Branch of Council in Timaru. All interested urged to attend. R. M. STOCKWELL, Afternoon Tea, 1/-. Hon. Sec. GRAND DANCE GALA. SATURDAY NIGHT SATURDAY 24th August, at 8 p.m. CAROLINE BAY HALL. Special Competitions, including South Island Waltzing Championship; conducted under correct rules and cer- • tided judge. Proceeds to aid Caledonian Queen. Good Floor, Good Music, Good Supper. Admission 2/-. SEADOWN. Asocial and presentation TO MR AND MRS W. SPILLLANE AND MRS ANDERSON WILL BE HELD IN THE SCHOOL. TO-MOR-ROW (FRIDAY), AT 8 P.M. Non-subscribers 2/6, Ladies a Basket. TAXI. ALWAYS AVAILABLE. HUDSON SEDAN. Messages left at ’PHONE 666 receive prompt attention. J. A. TEMPLETON, CHURCH STREET TAXI STAND. FOR FRESH FISH DAILY AND OYSTERS YOU CAN RELY ON W. RITCHIE AND SONS, TIMARU. Telephone 344. HAVE YOU TRIED THEIR KIPPER HERRINGS YET? THEY ARE DELICIOUS. SOUTH CANTERBURY CALF EXPORT COMMITTEE. “THE COLLECTION OF CALVES will 1 commence on TUESDAY, the 27th AUGUST. 1929, as under:— Route 1. Tuesdays and Thursdays:— Clandeboye, Milford Factory. Lagoon Corner. Hayhurst’s Corner. Five Cross Roads, North Town Belt to Brookland’s Corner, Temuka Factory, Factory Road to Mr G. S. Rae’s. Orari Factory via Messrs A. South and A. R. Green to Winchester. Temuka via Main Road to Smithfield. Route 2. Wednesdays and Fridays.— Orton. Rangitata Station, Arundel School. Orari Bridge, Geraldine Saleyards, Geraldine Factory, thence via Speechley's Bridge and Earl's Road to Epworth and Smithfield. | Calves will be picked up anywhere on these routes, but Suppliers are requested to erect their pens where lorry can 1 load without uncoupling trailer. Seadown Calves will be collected on I I Wednesday and Friday of next week, ' but this is subject to re-arrangement. I All Calves must be tagged with ownj er's name and address. Metal Tags will be supplied gratis by Lorry-driver ! All communications to the Secretary M J. H. FORRESTER. P.O. Box 60, TEMUKA. I 'Phone 111 D.