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AMUSEMENTS. MATINEE AT 2.15. MATINEE JOHN BOLES JOHN BOLES In the Singing, Marching, Camp Fire Story of the Great Outdoors: "SONG OF THE WEST.” Shown entirely in Technicolour. I Children 6d and 9d, Adults 1/- and 1/6 ZZZZZZ [ At 8. MAJESTIC. At 8. JOAN CRAWFORD With Artists of Repute in ;z “OUR BLUSHING BRIDES. A Sparkling Dramatic Attraction. Majestic Supporting Featurettes. Stalls 1/6, Circle 2/3, Res. Tel. 651. jyjAJESTIQ » Comm’ WEDNESDAY. Comm’ A New Star is born ... a great star II ... a personality so beautiful . . . so brilliant . . . new interest is given to the talking screen. THE SENSATION OF 1931. Philip Barry’s Stage Triumph now q presented as a Magnificent Screen Play with the Most Distinguished Actress. A Marvellous Combination. E —ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING—- • —ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING——ANN HARDING—--3 —ANN HARDING—“HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” And “HOLIDAY” “HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” "HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” “HOLIDAY.” ANN HARDING is the gifted actress who created on the stage and won sensational popularity in the leading par :z in “The Trial of Mary Dugan.” “Tarnish,” “The Woman Disputed,” “Paris Bound,” “Her Private Life.” and “Condemned.” “HOLIDAY” is her first pic- • ture, and in it HER ACTING IS MAGNIFICENT. MARY AS^ER, I EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. ROBERT AMES, and HEDDA HO - • PER are also Members of the Gre..; Cast. i “HOLIDAY” Is a “HOLIDAY” Superlative “HOLIDAY” Comedy “HOLIDAY” Dramatic “HOLIDAY” Masterpiece. BUSINESS NOTICES. THE BARNARD RECORDING PIANO. AND " ITS EDUCATIONAL INFLUENCE " ON CHILDREN. Every child should be reared in an atmosphere of Music. The “Barnard Recording Piano” will Instil In the breasts of the young a knowledge and - a love of beautiful harmony. It will develop the finer Instincts in minds - which are most receptive to influence. ) An understanding of the rhythm and tone of any composition is quickly i gained. Real enthusiasm and musical x “sense” are acquired, which assists the work of the teacher and leads to j speedy success in piano playing. Get all details from—- ; “ THE BRISTOL.” ’Phone 415. NURSE V. V. O. TODD, Medical, Surgery and Midwifery, HAS COMMENCED PRACTICE. Hourly Nursing Service. 3 Sarah Street, Timaru. SALE— Of Electric Fittings GEO. J. RUSH, CHURCH STREET. ’PHONE 496. FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY, FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY, A DISCOUNT OF 25 P.C. WILL BE GIVEN ON ALL ELECTRIC FITTINGS PURCHASED. SEIZE THIS OPPORTUNITY. HOW WOULD YOU FILL THIS OUT? DO IT WITH A POLICY IN THE A.M.P. SOCIETY. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Last Will and Testament of (your name here). I (your name) of (your address) being of sound and disposing mind and memory, do hereby publish and declare this my last will and testament; hereby revoking all former wills and codicils by me at any time heretofore made. ITEM I. It is my will that all my just debts, funeral expenses, and expenses of my last illness and of the administration of my estate be paid out of WHAT? ITEM 11. It is my will that my wife maintain j as a home for herself and our children the property known as and that the debt which is upon such property and which is secured by a mortgage be paid out of WHAT? ITEM 111. It is my will that my wife devote her t'me and energy to the careful rearing of our children, and in order that she may be free to do this I direct that a sufficient monthly income be paid to her out of WHAT? ITEM IV. I bequeath to my children the inestimable benefits of a College Education, and it is my will that my wife should become responsible for their education, the necessary cost of which shall be paid out of WHAT? WITHOUT OBLIGATION Let us explain how any one of the above problems can be solved by means of a Policy in the A.M.P., and at the same time provide a Cash Asset for future years. Write for Particulars. Delay Is Dangerous. G. F. SMYTHE, District Manager. FRED M. WARD, Representative for New Buslnea*

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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 18845, 7 April 1931, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 18845, 7 April 1931, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXIV, Issue 18845, 7 April 1931, Page 1

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