NEWS AND NOTES

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19523, 24 June 1933, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES

Mrs J. Ord advertises particulars on page 23 ,of desirable ten-roomed residence, “Kaiwarra,” for sale or to let to approved tenant. Grounds will be in order before occupation. Inspection invited The attraction at the Fire Station dance to-night will be the second round of the Monte Carlo competition. Novelty dance also will be held. H. Allchurch and Co. advertise particulars of two Temuka properties which they are to sell on Tuesday July llth, at 2.30, in Mr A. C. Palmer’s auction rooms, King Street. The Waimataitai Ex-pupils’ Association, assisted by the North End Ratepayers’ Association and the Waimataitai School Committee, have already, held two dances in the past couple of months, for the fund'for building baths in the north end, and now advertise a third function to the held in the Bay Hall next Saturday. These dances are bright social gatherings. The two dances already held have netted quite a considerable sum, but it is believed that the increased interest being evinced in the bath’s project, now that work upon it is commencing, will have its reflection upon future efforts. The committee is exploiting every means to make the dance bigger and brighter than its forerunners. ..

Public meetings in connection with the New Zealand Legion will be held at Temuka on Tuesday and at Geraldine on Friday.

To-morrow night Mozart’s “Twelfth Mass” will be rendered after church services by an augmented choir in the Methodist Church, Bank Street.

H. Allchurch and Co. advertise preliminary notice of .sale of building material at the South School on Thursday, July 6th.

Residents of Glen-iti, will be provided with a concert (vocal and instrumental) by leading Timaru talent, on Wednesday evening, June 28th, m aid of the library funds

Jubilee celebrations are being conducted at the Salvation Army this wrek-end. The old identities will meet on Saturday at 3 p.m. There will be an old time march and oper.-air meeting, followed by a great re-union at 8 p.m. On. Sunday, at 7, 11, 3 and 7. The special' feature will be a lecture by Commissioner Cunningham at 3 p.m., over which his Worship the Mayor will preside. On Monday, a meeting for women at 3 p.m.; also a great jubilee festival at 8 pan., Silver Band, songsters, and some of the best local talent. ....

H. Allchureh and Co. advertise particulars of a sale of superior furniture and effects on Wednesday next at 1.30 p.m., on behalf of Rev. P. Gladstone Hughes, “The Manse,” Elizabeth Street.

The West End Bowling and Croquet Clubs will hold their annual social in the Caroline Bay tearooms on Thursday next. All bowlers and general public are cordially invited

The u-nal dance will be held in the Bay tearooms to-night. An additional attraction will be the final of the Monte Carlo competition, the finalists in which are requested to be present at 9.30. A flashlight photograph of all patrons will be taken. Ring 6U7 to reserve tables

The annual ball of the Timaru Catholic Club Is to be held In St. Patrick’s Hall on July 4th. Invitations may be obtained from members of the executive or secretary

It is expected that there will be developments in the near future in connection with the uncompleted East Coast railway, the construction upon which was stopped by the Government as an economy measure (says an exchange). There has been considerable agitation in the Hawke’s Bay and Poverty Bay districts over the completion of the East Coast railway. Following the passing of the legislation matters have been put in hand with

the object of enabling a basis to be arrived at upon which negotiations can be commenced. At present there is a gap of between four and five miles to complete and a large quantity of material is on the ground, including steel for the viaduct.

Preliminary notice is given by A. N Oakey and Co. of a sale of choice oax and rimu furniture and late model “Brinsmead” piano, 88 Church Street, on Tuesday, 4th July, under instructions from Mr Alfred Berry.