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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXV, Issue 18637, 5 August 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. SKATING SKATING TO-NIGHT AND EVERY MORNING. AFTERNOON AND NIGHT. Rink: Opp. Ballantyne’s. The Healthiest Amusement for the Winter Nights. JOIN THE HAPPY THRONG. Morning Sessions. 10 to 12; Afternoon, 2.30 to 4.30; Evening. 7.30 to 10 p.m. BUSINESS NOTICES. LISTEN IN TO THE FINAL TEST MATCH AT THE ARCADE EILLIARD SALOON, NEXT SATURDAY, WHERE A NEW BOSCH RADIO IS NOW INSTALLED. DICK EASTWOOD. FINANCIAL. A DVANCEB in any Sums made to persons having Interests under I Wills. Trusts, Settlements, etc. PREMIUM BOND CORPORATION, LIMITED. Oxford Buildings. • George Street, Timaru. Tel. 631. | S. E. OSEORNE AND F. T. WILKIN, C.P.D.S.. SURGEON DENTISTS, j STAFFORD STREET. TIMARU. 1 (Opposite Grand Theatre) I Hours: 9 a.m. —12.3.0 p.m; 1.30 p.m • 5 p.m. Telephone 368. ! FOR QUALITY AND QUANTITY COME TO I Atlas Fruit Store ! Best Bananas 12 1/Island Oranges 8 1 - Navel Oranges 8 11 Mandarins 12 1/- ! Seville and Poorman Marmalade Oranges sliced to your order. No Extra Charge for Slicing. | Atlas Fruit Store j Toler hone 1461. Treasured Possessions! JN years to come—how prized will be ' those life-like Portraits taken by I Steffano Webb. The modern lighting j apparatus recently installed gives that { | rich silvery softness so envied by all | j admirers of your portrait. Steflano 1 Webb photography is renowned for ; p]easing results, natural characteristic | postures, and artistic composition. ' ’Phone 383 to-day for an appointment, while the matter is fresh in your mind. The Steffano Webb Studio, OXFORD BUILDINGS, ! GEORGE STREET: TIMARU. I GEO. MURDOCH, PAINTER, PAPERHANGER AND GLAZIER, BARNARD STREET. TIMARU. (Opp. Trinity Church.) MISS H. C. ST RACK AN. LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S OUTFITTER. STAFFORD ST. NORTH AND ARCADE. SALE BARGAINS BOTH SHOPS. Infants’ Winceyette Petticoats 1/11, Infants* Winceyette Gowns 2/6, Infants Ban-arc 2,6; All Wool Gar-| ments reduced to Sale Prices; Best i Quality and Large Sizes Babies’ Rub- 1 ! ber Pants for 1 -; 0.3. Women’s Fleecy | Bodices for 2/11; Extra O.S. Navy i Bloomers 26; O.S. Cardigans from 9/11; Heavy Knitted Hose 26: Chili dren’s Sou’-westers for Rainy Weather. ! all Colours 2/6; All Berets reduced to ! 3/6. DOSES. Shrubs, Hedge Plants: Hardy ! 1 trees for cold climates; the largest ! available collection; a choice selection ! for your seasonable requirements. Se- ! cure lists. Colin Johnston, Dunedin, j 12 Bright Showy Roses for £1 posted. ! All different. Named Varieties. Strong!ly grown. Write how. Fruit Trees: Apples, Pears. Pirn Peaches, CherI ries. Apricots. Logan Berries. Goosei berries, Currants. Raspberries, etc. I Selected stock. New Zealand’s Premier J Pansies: 20 Giant Named Wonder Varieties. Enormous Size. Wonderful Colours. 13 - Doz. Colin Johnston. Specialty Seed and Plant Merchant, 12 Water Street. Duneclin. Write fer 1930 “Novelty Seed List.” | NASH NASH . WINS TOUR DE FRANCE j NASH NASH | OVER 150 ENTRANTS I Of EVERY KNOWN MAKE. ! This 3 days’ race included hill climbing. reliability and speed, completely round France. Without special preparations and without prior trials, two Stock Model Cars, a Twin 8 and a Twin 6. completed the tour without a single penalty, thus winning two Gold Medals, being the highest awards obtainable for individual entries, finishing with perfect scores. All Models on View at our Garage. DURANT SIX: Few months old and practically only just ran in. Lovely appearance, and j fitted with numerous extras—- | £295 FIAT: 4-Door Sedan, perfect order. This j Car cost £595. Eighteen months’ ago. To be sacrificed at—£29s NASH N.Z. MOTORS, LIMITED, BARNARD STREET, TIMARU. Garage 'Phone 13SS, Private 'Phone 1448, J. SHEEHAN, Manager.