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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18624, 21 July 1930, Page 1

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

AMUSEi iENTS. The Fresh and Fascinating All-Talking Comedy Drama: ! THE TIME—THE PLACE—AND THE GIRL. Will be Screened THIS EVENING and TUESDAY ONLY. MATINEE, TUESDAY, 2.15. MAJESTIC. At 8. At 8. From Warner Bros.’ Studio comes the Snappy Feature of Breezy Youth. THE TIME THE TIME THE TIME THE PLACE THE PLACE THE PLACE AND THE GIRL » AND THE GIRL AND THE GIRL ■ An entertaining story of a young college athlete who found that brains, not just good looks, were needed to win love and a fortune. You’ll see handsome Grant Withers and beautiful Betty Compson at their best in this entertaining, laughable movie comedy drama. Additional attractions will Include: THE ABE LYMAN ORCHESTRA. In Syncopated Symphonies. MARTTNELLO AND d’ANGELO, Famous Vocalists, in Operatlo Numbers. SESSUE HAYAKAWA, Presents a Clever Playlet. DON CUMMINGS, Will Entertain you with a Rope. Stalls 1/6, Circle 2/-, Res. 2/9. Tel. 651. “ JAZZ HEAVEN ” will commence Screenings on WEDNESDAY. A MATINEE will be held on THURSDAY. Remember ATLANTIC Remember IS ALMOST DUE!! BUSINESS NOTICES. THE IMPROMPTU DANCE. The “BARNARD RECORDING PIANO.” When a few friends drop in for a Dance, the possession of the “Recording Plano" gives the nost and hostess feeling of 7 p feet confidence. This delightful instrument will provide the most enchanting music—the dreamy waltz, the pulsequickening jazz, the liveliest fox trot and one-step, with an effect no ordinary hands can produce. And the time is perfect. Enquire for details of moderate prle# with terms to suit. The Bristol Piano Co., Ltd., TIMARU’S MUSICAL CENTRE. Used Cars. Used Cars. AT Olympia Garage. FORD 3-SEATER COLONIAL BODY. E.L., S.S £55 CHEVROLET ,-TON, LATE MODEL, GOOD BODY £BO CHRYSLER 4 DOOR SEDAN . . £2OO BUICK FOUR TOURER £3O FORD TOURER. LATE MODEL, E L.. S.S £55 BEN WATSON, BARNARD STREET. TIMARU. Telephone 889. Australian Mutual Provident Society. (Established 1849.) What a Policy in the A.M.P. Society Can Do. ETEW 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. 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 TOU LIVE OR DIE Without obligation, call or write for advice on any of the above list. G. F. SMYTHE. District Manager. FRED M. WARD.« Representative tor New Business.