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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVI, Issue 19156, 12 April 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE MAJESTIC (Direction: Fuller-Hayward Theatres* MATINEE. AT 2.15 P.M. MATINEE, AT 2.15 P.M. TO-NIGHT At TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 3 p.m. TO-NIGHT FINAL SCREENING TO-NIGHT. ENGLAND’S NEWEST LAUGH RIOT. A British International Picture from the Famous Studios at Elstree, London GENE GERRARD With a Brilliant English Company of Fun-makers, in: “OUT OF THE BLUE. - ’ “OUT OF THE BLUE.” “OUT OF THE BLUE.” A Laugh-a-Second Romance that will whirl you out of the Blues! Together with the very best in Featurettes. PATHE LONDON GAZETTE. WONDERLAND OF N.W.. AUSTRALIA. WORLD IN A WINEGLASS Box Plans at Theatre or ring 651 M for reservations. COMMENCING TO-MORROW. The Screen’s Funniest Comedy. “ONCE A GENTLEMAN” “ONCE A GENTLEMAN” With the Popular Comedian. EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. It’s another Big Laugh Show. BUSINESS NOTICES. TREATMENT. For Eczema, Psoriasis, Acne, Scalp Ailments and Kindred Skin Troubles. Hundreds of testimonials from all parts prove the remarkable efficacy of the wonderful Klexema Treatment. Write for particulars and booklet of testimonials. Consultations Free. Klexema Rooms, 769 Colombo St. ’Phone 34-566. COMMENCE THE NEW BUSINESS YEAR. with a new set of Books. Books to suit every size of Business in Stock. Loose Leaf and other Books made to cder. Get a quote. BROOM'S: THE ARCADE. TUNG OIL. You can depend on profitable re« turns by investing in Northern Tung Oil Freehold Debentures. 6 per cent, guaranteed for 5 years—until trees in full bearing—then up to 50 per cent, per annuam. Enquire further. Broker: ROBERT A. WILKIE. Box 16, Timaru. TIMBERLAND WOODPULP, LTD. A GOING CONCERN. With exceptional possibilities. 41.124 Acres—Free of Mortgage—whole block planted—Roaded. etc. Over £120.000 a lready in Trust for Pulp Mill. J. M. DUNNE. 9 Woodland Street. Timaru. Tel. 763. FIRKIN’S FOR PIPE VALUES. SPECIAL LINES ON DISPLAY IN OUR WINDOW. LONDON MADE PIPES, 1/- each, 3/- and 3/6 Mounted.

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