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

AMUSEMENTS. CARNIVAL CARNIVAL CARNIVAL CARNIVAL CAROLINE BAY COMMENCING MONDAY MONDAY 26th DECEMBER. PROGRAMME: SIDE SHOWS SIDE SHOWS New and Novel Attractions. Afternoon and Evening. 9 p.m CARNIVAL DANCE 9 p.m. Sinclair's Orchestra. Admission 2/-. Ferris Wheel. Chair-o-plane, Merry-go-round; Bands, Radio. Stalls conducted by Voluntary Helpers. Under auspices of Caroline Bay Association, Inc.

Proceeds devoted to relief of unemployment. CARNIVAL CARNIVAL CARNIVAL CARNIVAL TIMARU SCOTTISH SOCIETY. OLDTIME — DANCE —OLDTIME SCOTTISH HALL. 8 p.m. MONDAY NIGHT. 8 pm. Special Novelty Prize. A Guid Scotch Bun. Usual Novelties. Chittock-Necklen Orchestra. Admission 1/6. (Supper Provided.) No Dance THIS EVENING. (Right of admission reserved.) PUBLIC NOTICES. SOUTH CANTERBURY CALEDONIAN SOCIETY. NEW YEAR SPORTS, 2nd JANUARY, 1933. {ENTRIES for ail Events, including Piping and Dancing, close with the undersigned on Wednesday, 28th of December. Pull Programme of Amateur and Cash Events. Programmes sent on application. H. H. FRASER, Secy, P.O. Box 57, Timaru. ANNOUNCING MRS M, CHALMERS Corset Expert, 20 years’ experience with the Messenger Corset Co„ Christchurch. Now representing the wellknown Corsetiere, J. Steele, of Auckland. Mrs Chalmers is introducing Tailor-made Foundation Garments to the ladies of Timaru and surrounding districts. A ’phone message will bring Mrs Chalmers to your home with a full range of Corsets, Corselettes, Surgical Garments and Abdominal Supports. Material, fit and style guaranteed. Doctors’ work a specialty. Inquiries invited without obligation.— ’Phone 1496. THE NATIONAL BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, LIMITED.

Authorised and Subscribed Capital .... Paid up Capital Reserve Fund (Invested in Government Securities . . Reserve Liability of Shareholders .... £6.000,000 £2,000,000 2,000,000 6,000,000 £10,000,000 The Waimate Branch of this Bank will be discontinued after close of business on Saturday, 31st Dec,, 1932. J. T. GROSE, General Manager. TENDERS. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. CONVEYANCE SERVICES. 'T'ENDERS will be received up to noon on SATURDAY, 7th January, for conveyance of pupils as under:— School: Allenton; Pupils (approx.) 35; Daily Run (approx.) 30; District: Winchmore. School: Eiffelton; Pupils (approx.) 30; Daily Run (approx.) 30; District: Isleworth. School: Geraldine; Pupils (approx.) 23; Daily Run (appros.) 19; District; Geraldine Flat. School: Geraldine; Pupils (approx.) 30; Daily Run (approx.) 23; District: Sereombe’s Road. School: Lyndhurst; Pupils (approx.) 32 each; Daily Run (approx.) 40; 48; 42; District: 3 services. School: Methven; Pupils (approx.) 45; Daily Run (approx.) 44; District: Mt. Hutt. School: Orari; Pupils (approx.) 28; Daily Run (approx.) 24; District: Belfield. School: St. Andrews; Pupils (approx.) 28; Daily Run (approx.) 23; District: Lyalldale. School: Tinwald; Pupils (approx.) 38; Daily Run (approx.) 28; District Huntingdon. Main Conditions: (1) Contract to be for one or two years. (2) Tenders to be' at per day or per year. (3) Vehicles to conform to Transport Licensing Act and regulations. (4) Children to be conveyed are those under 10, living over 2 miles from school and those over 10 living over 3 miles from school. (5) Contractor to pay all license fees, insurances and taxes. CHAS KIRK, Secretary,