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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18618, 14 July 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. FULLER - HAYWARD ATTRACTIONS. Another GREAT TRIUMPH for the MAJESTIC. Comm’ WEDNESDAY Comm’ THE SINGING SENSATION OF FOUR CONTINENTS NEVER BEFORE in the History of ——Timaru has the Screen been glorifled by such a galaxy of Talent and rapturous Melody; a staggering succession of bewitching songs that pour from the Screen in unforgettable Scenes!!! THE—DESERT—SONG The Desert Song The Desert Song The Desert Song The Desert Song THE—DESERT—SONG THE—DESERT—SONG The Desert Song The Desert Song The Desert Song The Desert Song THE—DESERT—SONG See and Hear ONCE AGAIN: o o oo o o JOHN BOLES oo o o o o The Singing Star of “Rio Rita,” more wonderful than ever as the daring Red Shadow'. CARLOTTA KING as Margot; and A MIGHTY CHORUS OF 132 SINGERS; 116 Dazzling and Exotic Dancers. An Orchestra of 109 Players. Beautiful Desert Scenes, Glorious Romance, and all the Enchanting Song and Dance Ensembles that have made THE—DESERT—SONG THE—DESERT—SONG A Tremendous Attraction Everywhere. | Box Plans will open at | the Bristol this morning. 1 Don’t delay. Country 1 patrons may ’phone 651 | for bookings. Stalls 1/6, Circle 2/-. All Res. 2/9. Matinees: Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 2.15. SPECIAL Country Matinee, FRIDAY at 1.30. KERRYTOWN.

r p , HE USUAL DANCE will be held in the Schoolroom, on TUESDAY, July 15. Sinclair's Orchestra. Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. PUBLIC NOTICES. ST. ANDREWS. A MEETING of Ex-pupils of the St. Andrews School will be held in the Schoolroom, on SATURDAY, 19th July, 1930, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business—To Elect a Committee for the forthcoming JUBILEE. SCHOOL COMMITTEE. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. HANNATON SCHOOL—CHANGE OF NAME. IT IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that from 1 date hereof the above School will be known as NUKUROA SCHOOL. CIIAS. KIRK. Secretary. Christchurch, 11th July, 1930. N.Z. FARMERS' UNION (Temuka Branch.) WOMEN’S DIVISION. A MEETING of Ladies interested in ** the formation of a Branch of the Women’s Division in the Temuka District, will be held in Mr W. Trigance’s vacant shop (opposite Bank of New Zealand) Temuka, on TUESDAY NEXT, at 2 p.m. The President of the Timaru Branch will be in attendance. B. HUGHES. Secretary. BUSINESS NOTICES. FINANCIAL. TyjONEY immediately available in 1 any sum to lend upon second mortgage. chattels and all classes of security. PREMIUM BOND CORPORATION. LIMITED,, Oxford Bldgs., ’Phone 631; P.O. Box 156 S> E. OSBORNE AND F. T. WILKIN, C.P.D.S., SURGEON DENTISTS, STAFFORD STREET. TIMARU. (Opposite Grand Theatre) Hours: 9 a.m.—12.30 p.m; 1.30 p.m.— 5 p.m. Telephone 368. BEST QUALITY GOODS. ALL MODERATELY PRICED. yOU will find Torches, Torch Bat- * teries. Lamps, Heaters. Irons, in fact everything Electrical, at the THOMAS BATTERY CO., 59 Stafford Street South, Opp. Ayres, Chemist. Taxi. Taxi. HUDSON SEDAN. The Only Seven-Seater Taxi Available in Timaru. Fares Moderate. ’Phone 666. J. A. TEMPLETON. Church Street Stand. ALE! ALE! ALE! (Advt. “Timaru Herald," 1870"), states: Brown sold the best of ale in Stafford Street, Timaru, 60 years ago. Brown still sells the best of Ale SPEIGHT’S AND ONLY SPEIGHT’S TRY IT! AT THE CARLTON HOTEL. A. W. BROWN, Propr.