THEATRE ROYAL. THEATRE ROYAL. j TO-MORROW NIGHT AND FRIDAY NIGHT. THS INCOMPARABLE jiEUCHAH H[|l RELnowmeo Basso jgjl™ ACTOff SIMGER “THE FINEST BASS VOICE IN THE WORLD.” Chicago Tribune. “Better and Greater than ever.” Acclaimed in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Do not miss these two glorious Programmes. BRILLIANT ASSOCIATES: MAUD BELL, Distinguished English ’Cellist. GLADYS SAYER, World-renowned Pianist. “No one can afford to miss the Heughan Trio.” —Melbourne “Argus.” Popular Prices: Res. 5/-; Unres. 3/-, 2/- plus tax. Box Plan at THE BRISTOL. Concession to Students. SKATING. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. FANCY DRESS CARNIVAL. THURSDAY. 29 th. THURSDAY. THURSDAY. 29th. THURSDAY. THURSDAY. 29th. THURSDAY. 7.30 p.m. Prizes now on view in Mr G. Whitehouse's, Tobacconist. B. NELSON, Manager. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. DANCE. ST. PATRICK’S HALL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 29th. At 8.30 p.m. Gents 2/6. Ladies 2/-. Double Ticket 4/-. Music by Midnight Melodists. L. M. F. McKEEFRY, Secretary. CALEDONIAN QUEEN CARNIVAL. fYWING to insufficient Entries, the Competitions which were to be held in connection with the above, have been ABANDONED. H. R. PARKER, Secretary. CAVE, CANNINGTON AND MA WARO DISTRICTS. T-HE BENEDICTS of the above Dis--1 tricts book FRIDAY, 30th August, for their Annual Ball. The Bachelors and Spinisters of the above and Surrounding Districts cordially invited. Mrs Mansel’s Orchestra. Commence at 8.30 p.m. Outsiders: Gents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. A. R. SEYMOUR, Chairman. L. C. SIMMONDS, Secretary. CLANDEBOYE. A FAREWELL SOCIAL AND PRESENTATION will be tendered to Messrs R. and E. Taylor, in the above Hall, on TUESDAY, 24th SEPTEMBER. * Uninvited Guests: Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/T. LANGRELL, Chairman. TEMUKA FOOTBALL CLUB. A COMMITTEE MEETING of the above Club will be held in Mr James Fisher’s Rooms, King Street, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 8 o’clock. C. DE JOUX. Hon. Secretary. HOOK. THE HOOK RETURNED SOLDIERS 1 BOOK THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26th, FOR THEIR ANNUAL BALL. GERALDINE DOMAIN BOARD. '"THE GERALDINE COUNTY HOC--1 KEY SUB-ASSOCIATION has been granted the use of the Domain for the purpose of holding a Hockey Tournament on THURSDAY, 29th August, 1929. with authority to charge for admission. Adults 1/-. Children 6d. J. KENNEDY, Chairman. TO BUILDERS. '“TENDERS will be received up till 12 j 1 Noon, THURSDAY, September sth, for making ALTERATIONS and ADDITIONS EXCELSIOR HOTEL, TIMARU. for R. McKNIGHT, ESQ. HAROLD BROADHEAD, Architect, A.M.P. Buildings. School Of Dancing. RUBY BETTELEY, Diploma “Wordsworth Physical Training College,” Pupil of “Josephine Bradley’s Ballroom School,” London, Has just arrived from London. Special Children's Classes for Ballet. National Dancing. Classes for Adults on MODERN BALLROOM DANCING. Private Lessons by Appointment. Further particulars apply The Bristol and Begg’s. Interviews Tuesday and Wednesday, 7—B p.m., 32 Sarah Street. FURNITURE. i pURNISH Direct from Factory at Prices that cannot be beaten. Up-to-date Machinery, low rent, efficient staff naturally reduce selling price, at the same time getting best workmanship. L. J. STORY, Corner of Cliff and Turnbull Streets. Cabinetmaker. Picture Framer and Undertaker*
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18355, 28 August 1929, Page 1
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