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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18479, 22 January 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. You will positively shriek next Saturday When THE ALL TALKING LAUGH SENSATION OF THE YEAR, “THREE LIVE GHOSTS.’ The astounding comedy thriller masterpiece of three returned British Soldiers, listed as dead, who turn London upside down, and will have you laughing till your sides ache, Will be presented At THE COSY GRAND. Box Plan at the Bristol, Wednesday. GERALDINE. MUNICIPAL THEATRE. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). COMMUNITY DANCE. COMMUNITY DANCE. Proceeds in Aid of Seating Funds. Fun for All! Admission 1/-. ORARI. A DANCE will be held on THURSDAY, 23rd inst., in aid of the Hall Funds. Novelty Dances, etc. Sinclair’s Orchestra. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. PROFESSIONAL. PROFESSIONAL. £)R. C. STANLEY FRASER, 74 Grey Road, has resumed Practice. MISS VENNING, TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, DRAWING AND OIL PAINTING, Will Resume Tuition, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY sth. Address: 20 William Street. TEMUKA. MISS AMY E. DAVEY. L.T.C.L., Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory, Resumes Tuition on FEBRUARY 4th. PUBLIC NOTICES. MISS MARTIN’S ORCHESTRA, OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENTS, TOWN OR COUNTRY. 55 Craigie Avenue, Timaru. SUB-AGENT WANTED. HTHE New Zealand representative of an old-established and progressive firm of typewriter manufacturers contemplates appointing a Sub-Agent to handle business in Timaru. The machine is the outcome of long and careful study of the operator’s requirements. While retaining all the best features of earlier models it embodies many improvements that make for greater speed, accuracy and efficiency. Attractive terms that will allow the successful applicant a handsome profit arranged. Address inquiries, in first instance, enclosing references as to financial standing to “Typewriter.” c.o. J. Ilott, Ltd., Advertising Agents, Dawson’s Bldgs., Dunedin.

MOUNT COOK. COLLINGS’ PARLOR CAR. COLLINGS’ PARLOR CAR. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 22. ONE DAY TRIP. FARE— 30/- RETURN. —FARE Leave Bockaert’s Garage 7 a.m. Book with J. Collings. ’Phone 867. MISS H. C. STRACHAN, CHILDREN’S OUTFITTER, ARCADE. NEW YEAR BARGAINS. 4 Only, Boys’ Knitted Silk 3-Piece Suits. Tunic, Knickers, Cap; usual price 35/6; to clear 20/- each; White and Sky, and Sky. Girls’ Knitted Silk Dress and Knickers; Sky; was 35/6; for 20/-. 1 Only, Pink Art Silk Dress and Knickers; for 10/-. Do., do., Cream for 10/-. Infants’ Frocks in Fine Silk and Wool; to Clear 2/6 and 5/-. Usual Price 10/6 and 12/6. Children’s B. Costumes, 1/6 pair; Children’s B. Caps, 9d each. Large Stock of Infants’ Bibs. 9d each. Lots of other lines selling cheap. New Year Sale in Arcade. ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! FOR SALE, AT Rosewill Ice Cream Factory, CANNON STREET. ICE IN BLOCKS IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT CUSTOMERS. THOROUGHLY HARDENED. GEO. BAIKIE.