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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19512, 10 June 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. THE MAJESTIC (Direction: Fuller-Hay ward Theatres) To-day, Matinee 2.15. Night at 8. To-day, Matinee 2.15. Night at 8. Gay, Sparkling, Witty Comedy, Brilliant Dialogue, and Intriguing Situations. ERNST LUBITSCH'S Charmingly Delightful Comedy Romance, . TROUBLE IN PARADISE TROUBLE IN PARADISE TROUBLE IN PARADISE TROUBLE IN PARADISE With The Star who Charmed you in “Michael and Mary,” and “Blonde Venus,” more captivating than ever. HERBERT MARSHALL HERBERT MARSHALL KAY FRANCIS, MIRIAM HOPKINS KAY FRANCIS. MIRIAM HOPKINS CHARLES RUGGLES, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON. A Delicious blending of Sophisticated Comedy and Lilting Romance, set in the World's Gayest Cities—Venice and Paris. (Recommended by Censor for Adults, i Plan at Begg's or Theatre 'Phone 651 M TIMARU SCOTTISH SOCIETY. OLDTIME DANCE OLDTIME S pm. TO-NIGHT. 8 p.ra. (Saturday, 10th June.) 12 Novelty Prizes 12 NOVELTIES GALORE! Good Floor. Good Supper. Chittock-Necklen Orchestra. Admission 1/6 (Supper Provided.) (Right of admission reserved) TIMARU BOYS’ HIGH SCHOOL. “THE ANNUAL CONCERT of the 1 BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL, will be held on WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. JULY sth and 6th. CAVE. A BENEFIT CONCERT and DANCE in Aid of the Albury Unemployed Camp Sports Fund, will be held in the Cave Hall, on THURSDAY. June 15th. at 8 p.m. Programme supplied by the S.C. Society of Magicians. Good Music —Excellent Supper. Admission: Gents 2 '-, Ladies 1 6. C. H. STOCK. Hon. Secretary. SUTHERLANDS. A SOCIAL and DANCE will be held in the above SCHOOL, in aid of PRIZE FUND, on THURSDAY. June 15th. Admission: Ladies 1/-, Gents 16. W. BLACKWOOD. Chairman. PUBLIC NOTICES. MISS MAUD BLANDFORD, Teacher of Elocution, No. 1 Craigie Avenue, RESUMED TUITION, TUESDAY, JUNE 6th, Pupils coached for Drama Inague Festival, Trinity College Examination, and Competitions. MACKENZIE COUNTY COUNCIL. NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ’ printed copies of the B?Sance Sheets and Statements of the Mackenzie County for the years ended 31st March, 1932, and 31st March, 1933, together with the certificates of the Audit Office thereon, are deposited for public inspection between the hours of 10 am. and 3 p.m. on week days from the 12th June to the 12th July next, at each of the following places:— Tekapo Riding, the Post Offices at Pukaki, Tekapo and Burkes Pass; Fairlie Riding, the Telephone Office, Kimbell; Opuha Riding, the Telephone Office, Ashwick Flat; Albury Riding, the Post Offices at Albury and Cave. Copies of the Balance Sheets are also open for inspection at the Mackenzie County Council’s Offices, Fairlie, during office hours between the abovementioned dates. A copy of the above Balance Sheets will be posted to any ratepayer making application for same. D. JEUNE. County Clerk. Fairlie, 10th June, 1933. CURE FOR THE “SCREWS.” When Mr T. Connelly, Christchurch, was persuaded to try R-U-R for his acute rheumatism he had lost faith in the alleged cures for the "screws,” to use his own phraseology. The first month’s treatment caused a revolution in his life. R-U-R is sold by the following chemists with a written moneyback guarantee: E. J. Thompson, Timaru; A. N. Hancock, Temuka; B. A. Bryan, Waimate. BUSINESS NOTICES. DIAMOND RINGS. We have a reputation for Gem Rings of Value—for thirty years we have sold Engagement Rings which are examples of Craftsmanship. The neat substantial mountings give security without clumsiness. WILLIAM McBRIDE, The Central Jeweller. HOUSEWIVES LOOKII CHEAP MUTTON! Forequarter ..»»,l/6 Hindquarter 2/6 PRIME ABATTOIR KILLED. CHEAP AND GOOD. (CASH AND CARRY) T. SEATON & SON, Stafford Street South and LcCren Street.