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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19626, 21 October 1933, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. TIMARU AGRICULTURAL And PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW. ANNUAL SHOW. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OCTOBER. 25, 26. SIDE SHOWS MERRY-GO-ROUND, CIRCUS. VAUDEVILLE. THE WALL OF DEATH. SUPPORT YOUR SHOW. ADMISSION TO GROUNDS, 2,'-. CHILDREN 6d. MOTOR CARS To Motor Parking Grounds. To Motor Paddock To Knowles' Paddock To Smithfleld Paddock Members, Free: Non-members. 2 6. TO MAIN GROUND Members, 26: Non-members, 7 6. H. H. FRASER. Secretary. SHOWGROUNDS SHOW DAYS THE STAIG BROS. PRESENT THEIR LATEST AND GREATEST SENSATIONAL ATTRACTION: THE “WALL OF DEATH” Introducing Daredevil Laurence Staig, who will drive his super-charged Baby Austin Racing Car round an absolutely perpendicular wall which is 18ft high and 30ft in diameter. THRILLS GALORE!! N.B.—The act must NOT be confused with any similar motor cycle act on the ground. BE SURE AND SEE THE STAIG BROS. ART UNION. WAIMATE TO CHRISTCHURCH ROAD RACE. TTHE following are the winning num--1 bers for the above Art Union, which was drawn on 18th October:—lst 21591, 2nd 12594, 3rd 20145, 4th 25000, sth 28437, Bth 2402, 7th 18437, Bth 8570. P. C. LUCAS, Hon. Sec. IN THE ESTATE OF EDGAR JONES, Late of Timaru, Gentleman, Deceased. ALL PERSONS having claims against the above Estate and all persons owing moneys to the Estate are requested to render statements IN DUPLICATE of the amount owing at date of death, viz., 14th October, 1933, duly certified as due and owing and showing full particulars to the undersigned not later than Bth NOVEMBER, 1933. THE PERPETUAL TRUSTEES CO., LTD., TIMARU; Or: . TRIPP AND ROLLESTON, Solicitors, Timaru. ELECTION OF DIRECTORS. THE WHEAT MARKETING AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED. NIOTICE is hereby given that nomi- * ' nations are called for:— (1) Four Wheatgrower Directors of The Wheat Marketing Agency Company, Limited. (2) Seven provisional Directors for the new Wheatgrowers’ Organisation about to be formed. Nominations must be made in writing supported by two wheatgrowers and accepted by the Nominee. Nominee and Nominators must be wheatgrowers whose names appear on the Roll. Nominations close at the office of the Company, 161 Hereford Street, Christchurch, at 4 o’clock pm. on Monday, 30th October, 1933. Nominations may be by letter or on forms obtainable at the office of the Company. R. MCPHERSON, Returning Officer. GERALDINE NOTICES. MUNICIPAL THEATRE TO-NIGHT 'SATURDAY!. DOUBLE "STAR" PROGRAMME. ZANE GREY’S ZANE GREY’S “WILD HORSE MESA.” A Smashing Romance of the Open Range. SECOND FEATURE: ALISON SKIPWORTH AND STUART ERWIN, in: "HE LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN.” Gay Romance with plenty of Comedy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). ST. MARY’S PARISH. GERALDINE. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), OCTOBER 22. THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP CAMP--1 BELL WEST-WATSON, Bishop ol Christchurch, will preach at Peel Forest at 9.30 am.; Woodbury at 11 a.m.; and St. Mary's, Geraldine, at 7 pm. CANON J. F. COURSEY, Vicar. TO THE RESIDENTS OF GERALDINE AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. LJAVING procured some Special 11 Values in LADIES' FROCKS, MILLINERY, etc., we will hold a Special Bargain Drive, commencing on WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 25th. See our Windows and Special Tables. W. H. KIRK, "The Bargain Corner,” Geraldine. RANOITATA MINIATURE RIFLE CLUB. WIND-UP BALL WIND-UP RANGITATA HALL, OCT. 27. FRIDAY. OCT. 27. Kelland’s Orchestra NOVELTY DANCES. Admission: Men 2/6, Ladies 1/-.