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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 19093, 28 January 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Rio Rita. Rio Rita. The Greatest Musical Comedy Hit, Glorified in Beauty, Spectacle and Gorgeous Song! THEATRE ROYAL (Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres! TO-NIGHT at TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT LAST TWO NIGHTS. SPECIAL MATINEE, TO-MORROW. SPECIAL MATINEE, TO-MORROW. SPECIAL MATINEE, TO-MORROW. At 2.15 p.m. AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE. THE SCREEN'S SUPREME TALKING ACHIEVEMENT——“Rio Rita.” “Rio Rita.” — —“Rio Rita.” —“Rio Rita.” —“Rio Rita.” ‘Rio Rita.” — “Rio Rita.”— “Rio Rita.”— With — BEBE DANIELS A Sensation as “Rio Rita,” JOHN BOLES I The Screen's Most Glorious Tenor. | BERT WHEELER. ROBT. WOOLSEY | DOROTHY LEE, DON ALVERADO ) And Hundred of other favourites. Note.—The Royal’s Popular Prices— Evening: D.C. 1/6; Stalls, 1/-. Children Half-price. TEMUKA. TO-NIGHT - - TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. 8 p.m. MUSIC. MIRTH, ROMANCE. GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS. GOOD NEWS. Bessie Love, Cliff Edwards, Stanley Smith, .and Mary Lawlor, all frolicking in this Screen Version of the famous Musical Comedy, with Colour Sequences. Stalls 1/6. Circle 2/3. GERALDINE MUNICIPAL THEATRE DANCE DANCE TO-NIGHT (Thursday! TO-NIGHT ANOTHER GREAT NIGHT’S FUN. Sinclair’s Orchestra. Ladies 1/-. Gentlemen 2/-. PUBLIC NOTICES. GERALDINE D.H. SCHOOL. A MEETING of parents of children I '**' who are conveyed by ’bus to the i GeraldiriS District High School, will ! be held in the PARISH HALL, GER- ; AL.DINE, TO-MORROW (Friday), at 8 p.m. Business: To consider correspond - i ence from Education Board. J. F. COURSEY, Ghairman.

Chairman. TIMARU BOROUGH COUNCIL. TIMARU UNITED FRIENDLY SOCIETIES’ PICNIC. ! tTMPLOYERS of Labour are asked to 1 observe SATURDAY, the 30th of JANUARY, 1932, as a holiday to enable their employees and their families to attend the Annual Outing to Oamaru. T. W. SATTERTHWAITE. Mayor. POLICE DEPARTMENT. SALE OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. IT is hereby notified that unclaimed 1 property in the hands of the Police at Timaru, will if not claimed before Saturday, 13th February. 1932, be sold thereafter by public auction. Particulars as to the time and place of Sale may be obtained from the Inspector of Police. Timaru. W. G. WOHLMANN, Commissioner of Police. BUSINESS NOTICES. INVEST NOW. TIMBERLAND WOODPULP STOCK. FURTHER RISE OF 7 P.C. PENDING. Over £BOO,OOO Already Subscribed. Easy Terms. Enquiries Invited. J. M. DUNNE, 9 WOODLAND STREET, TIMARU. PHONE 763. SAVE MONEY AND RIDE IN A GOLD STAR TAXI. GOLD STAR TAXI. Minimum Fare 1/6; Washdyke 3/6; Temuka 12/-; Pleasant Point 12/6; Fairlie £2; Pareora 8/-; St. Andrews 12/6; Waimate 30/-. T. A. JOHNSTON. Church Street Taxi Stand. ’Phone 599. rVLIPHANT'S MOTORS Farmers Trnnsnrvrt. vnnr Fnt, Lambs in the Transport your Fat Lambs in the same way as your other produce—by Motor. I will place it at the disposal of my Farmer Clients. Have Lorries for all kinds of work. Furniture Removals by Covered Pantechnicon to anywhere in the South Island. Telegrams: Oliphant, Timaru, ‘phone 937. FOR COATS. COSTUMES AND FROCKS. CONSULT MISS MARSHALL, 155 KING STREET, TEMUKA. OWN MATERIALS MADE UP. CHARGES MODERATE. FROCKS FROM 10/-. HEMSTITCHING 5d YARD. UPHOLSTERING. Support your own Town by Buying Timaru-made Furniture. Low overhead expense, allows me to quote low prices for NEW SUITES, RE-COVER-ING AND REPAIRS. A. MANNING, 40 GREY ROAD, TIMARU. 20 years with J. Radcliffe. W. J. HARDING & CO., Yard: Park Avenue (near Cemetery), Telephone 895-M Monumental Masons and Sculptors. All Work Guaranteed and Neatly Executed. Estimates Given. LOWEST PRICES. S. ERWOOD, UNDERTAKER, TEMUKA. ) J W ISH to advise the Public of Te- | muka and Districts that I have now or j an UP-TO-DATE MOTOR HEARSE, available at all times. | FUNERALS ARRANGED. Careful and Prompt Attention. NOTE MY ADDRESS: * j McNAIR’S ROAD, TEMUKA. Telephone 171.