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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18620, 16 July 1930, Page 1

KT*w ZEALAND INSURANCE CO. LIMITED. FIRE. MARINE AND ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAR ( COMPREHENSIVE) TRUSTEES. EXECUTORS. ATTORNEYS. AGENTS. STAFFORD STREET. R. L. EAMES: Manager.

AMUSEMENTS. Season commences TO-DAY “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” MATINEE—TO-DAY. at 2.15. MATINEE “The Desert Song.” Telephone 651 for Bookings. MAJESTIC. AT 8 AT 8 A Fuller-Hayward Theatre. THE PICTURE MAGNIFICENT. THE AUDIBLE SCREEN'S MOST SENSATIONAL SUCCESS. “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” “T-h-e D-e-s-e-r-t S-o-n-g.” The supreme achievement of rapturous sound and pictorial beauty! Your heart will tingle with the thrilling rendition of its throbbing melodies and sonorous grandeur of this famous stage play brought to the screen with boundless magnificence!! The John Boles Red Shadow - John Boles Margot Carlotta King A Mighty Chorus of Male Voices, Beautiful Dances. Glorious Music, Desert Scenes in Rainbow Hues. SPECIAL FEATURETTE: i MISS AMY JOHNSON IN SYDNEY. See the Thousands Cheer the Daring Aviatrix. Hear her Speak to the Mul- ! titude —and You! Stalls 1/6, Circle 2/-. All Res. 2 9. i Box Plans at the Bristol until 5 p.m. Country Patrons please ’phone 651. MATINEE. THURSDAY. 2.15. BUSINESS NOTICES, The charm of music Is only fully realised when it is available at any time one’s mood or inclination calls for its brightening or soothing influence. The “BARNARD RECORDING PIANO.” affords the utmost freedom of individual expression. It can be played by hand also, in the usual way, and is sold at a moderate price, with terms to suit YOU. SOLE AGENTS: The Bristol Piano Co.. LtcL, TIMARU'S MUSICAL CENTRE. ARCADE BILLIARD ROOM. BILLIARDS. SNOOKER. PIN POOL, KELLY POOL. Light Refreshments. DICK EASTWOOD. .OLIPHANT’S MOTORS. CHARMERS, transport your Fat Lambs L in the same way as your other produce —by motor. Hiving equipped one of my lorries lor the purpose of carrying sheep, 7 will place it at the disposal of my rarmer Clients. It is well known tha; Fat Lambs lose weight rapidly when driven r>n the road. Adopt our quick transport and save money. Have lorries for all kinds of work. Furniture removals by covered Pantechnicon to anywhere in the South Island. Telegrams: OUphant. Timaru: Telephone 937. GEO. MURDOCH, P AINTER, PAPERHANGER AND GLAZIER, BARNARD STREET. TIMARU. (Opp. Trinity Church.) Australian Mutual Provident Society. (Established 1849.) What a Policy in the A.M.P. Society Can Do. E7EW of the general public, let alone the business community, have any idea of the number of purposes to which Life Assurance can be applied. The following list enumerates a few:— A retiring fund for old age. A fund to provide for a child's education. A fund for starting a son in business. A fund for daughter's dowry. A fund to be used for erection of new premises or for the extension of old ones. Or. to replace machinery or plant which the passage of time makes obsolete. i A fund to superannuate old and faithful employees. A fund to provide for death duties. A fund to repay mortgage or other monetary obligation. A fund to provide for purchase of a deceased partner's interest in the business. THE “ A.M.P." POLICY IS THE BEST INVESTMENT WHETHER YOU LIVE OR DIE. Without obligation, call or write for advice on any of the above list. G. F. SMYTHE. i District Manager, j FRED M. WARD i Representative for New Business.