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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18519, 17 March 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. ST. PATRICK’S CONCERT. SCOTTISH HALL. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. At 3 o'clock. Artists: MISS A. McDAVITT (Wellington), MISS M. FENTON (Wellington), KEV. FATHER OUTTRIM, MR R. MALCOLM, MR G. H. ANDREWS, MR R. HOLDGATE. AND NATIONAL DANCERS. Accompaniste: MRS N. D. MANGOS.

Admission 2/-. Reserved Seats at the Bristol Piano Co., 6d extra. PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. OAMARU RACES. 22nd and 24th MARCH. I_l OLID AY EXCURSION TICKETS ** to OAMARU will be issued from Timaru-Dunedin and intermediate stations, including Brarxhes, on 22nd and 24th March, by trains arriving Oamaru up to 2.14 p.m., available for return till 25th March, 1930. On 22nd and 24th March, the usual 7.20 a.m. train will leave Timaru 7.40 a.m.. arriving Oamaru 10.40 a.m. The usual 4.15 p.m. train will leave Oamaru 5.41 p.m., arriving Timaru 8.27 p.m. Those trains will stop opposite the Oamaru Racecourse.

For further particulars see handbills or inquire at stations. MAYFIELD COLLIE CLUB. ANNUAL TRIALS. SURREY— HILLS —SURREY MONDAY AND TUESDAY. MARCH 31 AND APRIL 1, 1930. Class I.—Long Pull and Hold in Ring. Class II. —Short Pull. Drive and Yard. Class 111. —Huntaway with Slew. Class IV.—District Farmers’ Event, Short Pull, Yard and Force through Race. Entries Close on MONDAY, March 24. at Mayfield. Further particulars from: G. E. GUMBRELL, Hon. Sec.. Ruapuna Rural. 'Phone 42M., Mayfield.

LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL. PENALTY ON RATES. FINAL REMINDER. ! DATEPAYERS are notified that TO- ! A '‘ DAY is the latest date on which i Rates may be paid without an addii tional TEN PER CENT. PENALTY j being added. F. E. WHITEHEAD. County Clerk. Timaru, March 17th, 1930. FAIRLIE. A DRESSMAKING CLASS is being formed in FAIRLIE. , Those interested please communicate ' with: MRS LATIMER. Telephone 114. BUSINESS NOTICES. A Wonderful Display of Laces, so moderately priced too, at The Louvre.” LJONEST ADVICE.—We deem it ad--1 A visable in the interest of our cus-

j tomers, owing to the short supplies of ! fruit coming forward, on account of ! the adverse weather conditions this i summer, and the late frost last year, 1 the crops being in many cases completely destroyed. Stone fruit is prac- | tically off the market. Tomato prices | are rising. This is a sign of shortage, , and we predict there w'ill be very small 1 quantities this year for making sauce, ; relish, and pickles, at low prices, so j please take note and order early or you j will be in a pickle and will not relish | the consequences of having a shortage jof sauce. You have read the report !of the Government Inspector, who ; states that the crops have been liter- | ally wiped out. This bears out our note ; of warning. Please do not take this as an advertisement; it is just honest j advice from Misses Preston. Proprietj resses, Atlas Fruit Store, 291 Stafford ’ Street. ’Phone 1461. GROCERIES! i I {cash and carry prices RULING AT THE WASHDYKE STORE, ARE

Sago, 41bs lOd. Rice. 41bs lid. Tapioca, 41bs lid. Pearl Barley, 41bs lid. Sugar, 121bs 2/6. Raisins. 3pkts 1/-. Sugar, 121bs 2/6. Flour, 251 b Bag, 4/9; 501 b. Bag, 9/4. Currants, 21bs 1/3. Sultanas, Oil Bleached, per lb. sd; 31bs for 1/2. Dates, 31bs lid. Pineapple, lj’s. Chunks and Slices, per Tin 6d, 3 Tins for 1/5; 2’s per Tin. 9d. I.X.L. Washing Powder, Bpkts for 1/-. Pickles. Chow Chow and Piccalilli, per Bottle 1/4. Tomato Sauce, Quarts per Bottle 1/4 Tea. Loose, 1/6, 2/-, and 2/6 per lb. Our Aviation Tea 3/- per lb. with lib. of Sugar Free. Bell Tea 3/2. Amber I Tips Tea 3/-, Roma Tea 3/- per lb i ALL PRICES THE LOWEST AT THE WASHDYKE STORE AND SERVICE STATION. WILSON & McDUFF, LIMITED. | WASHDYKE. ’PHONE 13395.