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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19374, 24 December 1932, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GRAND CARNIVAL DANCE. BOXING NIGHT. AND CONTINUING NIGHTLY. PALM BEACH OPEN AIR DANCE HALL. Stafford St. (opp. Ballantynes, Ltd.). Novelties Galore; Balloons. Paper Hats. Refreshments Obtainable. Novel Lighting Effects. And Look at the Music! Jackie Roberts and his Coconut Grove Melodymakers’ Dance Band. Who created such a sensation in Timaru when they appeared in the course of their New Zealand Tour. Perfect Dancing Floor. The floor has been specially prepared at great expense. Come along and dance with the merry crowd in this beautiful Dance Hall, to the best Dance Music ever heard in Timaru. Admission 1/6. BLUECLIFFS. DON’T FORGET THE CARNIVAL DANCE at Bluecliffs on THURSDAY, December 29th, commencing at 8 p.m. Good Orchestra. Good Supper. Admission 1/6. A. WARD, Secretary 8.C.W.1.

PUBLIC NOTICES. OAMARU RACES. TUESDAY, JANUARY 3rd. 6 Gallops. 2 Trots. 6 Gallops. 2 Trots. First Class Racing. EXCELLENT ACCEPTANCES. First Race 12.15 p.m. Reduced Charges: 5/-. D. V. G .SMITH, Secretary. PLEASANT POINT. INSTITUTE PICNIC will be held in the DOMAIN, on JANUARY sth. at 11 a.m. Tea, Sugar, Milk and Sandwiches provided. All welcome. Good Sports Programme. H. KIME, Secretary. LEVELS COUNTY COUNCIL. pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the County Offices will close at 12 noon, TO-DAY (Saturday), 24th December, 1932, and re-open for business on MONDAY, 9th January, 1933. H. J. ALLAN, County Clerk. GILBERT V. TOZER, TEACHER OF MUSIC. QOBJECTS: Piano, Violin, Theory of Music, and all Stringed Instruments. Pupils visited if desired. Bows and Stringed Instruments Repaired. Address: 8 HEWLING STREET. TIMARU. ART FLORISTS. WE HAVE FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SALE, CHRISTMAS LILIES AND IRISES. CHRISTMAS LILIES AND IRISES. H. EDGINTON (Next T. and J. Thomsons) HOTEL SOMERSET, ASHBURTON. | .'XCBLLENT accommodation at the above re-appointed Hotel. Special Christmas Menu and Attractions; Music and Dancing; Garage free to Guests. - Special arrangements for Boxing Day Racegoers. PUBLIC NOTICE ' I 'HER USE wishes to thank their • many customers for the valuable support received in their eight years of successful business in Timaru. They will again be reorganising their business in same premises March, 1933. THERESE, Ladies’ Outfitters. Timaru Boys’ High School. BOARDING DEPARTMENT. BOARDING PUPILS ARE AT PRESENT BEING ENROLLED FOR 1933.

r T’HE SCHOOL has an excellently equipped Rectory with open-air dormitories, large dining hall, swimming baths, gymnasium, fives courts, three tennis courts, and a library of over 3000 selected volumes. About 100 boarders are taken into residence. Interviews may be arranged with the Rector, and Prospectuses may be obtained from him or from the undersigned. A. C. MARTIN, Hay’s Buildings, Timaru. P.O. Box, 58. CAUTIOUS INVESTORS. TO-DAY is your opportunity to inA vest in sound propositions which are going to develop New Zealand. TIMBERLANDS WOODPULP, LTD., TUNG OIL PLANTATIONS (N.Z.), LTD. Easy Payments to Suit Small Investors J. M. DUNNE, 9 Woodland St., Timaru. ’Phone 763. TAYLOR’S GOLDEN ARROW SERVICE STATION BARNARD AND WOOLCOOMBE STREETS CORNER. ALL GRADES OP PETROL, OILS AND TYRES STOCKED. GARAGE AND REPAIRS. SERVICE OUR WAICCHWORD.