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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19806, 23 May 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. SOUTH CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. MAY MEETING, RACECOURSE, WASHDYKE, SATURDAY, MAY 26. MAY 26. EXCELLENT ACCEPTANCES. HURDLE RACE AND STEEPLECHASE. FIRST RACE, 12 NOON. E R s. ie h Timaru-Racecourse Special Trains leave Timaru for the Racecourse at 11.7 a.m., 11.33 a.m., 12.5 p.m., and 12.40 p.m., returning from Racecourse at 4.45 p.m. Admission to Course, Free; Motor Cars 2/6, Outside Enclosure 2 6. Lawn, Gents 6/-, Ladies 2/6. H. H. FRALER, be- 1 etary. P.O. Box 57, TIMARU. is o w CAROLINE BAY ASSOCIATION. (INC.). 'J’HE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Association will be held in the Stafford Tea Rooms, on WEDNESDAY, 30th MAY, 1934, at 8 p.m. BUSINESS: To Receive Annual Report and Balance Sheet; Election of Officers; and General. H. L. WARSAW. Secretary. n ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCN. 3 ANNUAL MEETING. J? AMBULANCE HALL, LATTER ST., 3 THURSDAY, MAY 24th, At 8 p.m. Business: Election of Committee; and General. All Members of the Order of St. John, Life Members of the Association, Contributors and those interested in the work of the Ambulance are cor- . dially invited to be present. F. F. A. ULRICH, Chairman of Committee. J. M. DUNNE, Secretary. GERALDINE COUNTY COUNCIL. DUBLIC TENDERS close at NOON. 1 on SATURDAY, 2nd JUNE, at the s County Council Office, TEMUKA p (where particulars may be seen), for CONTRACT No. 118, 160 lin. feet Bridge Building. C. E. BREMNER. County Engineer. BUSINESS NOTICES. A THOROUGH OPTICAL EXAMINATION by an OPTICAL SPECIALIST (one “ who devotes all his time to Optical “ Examinations) would give the maxi- ~ mum results. When in need of this help consult PROCTERS. The Premier Opticians, Christchurch. Visit Timaru regularly every month. Appointments for next visit on Monday and Tuesday, 18th and 19th June, can now be made by ringing up Messrs J. C. Oddie and Son, Chemists. ’Phone 100. Jewellers, Ring Specialists. WILLIAM McBRIDE, 208 Stafford Street. Opticians, Spectacle Makers. Optometrist: G. S. Carmichael. TAKE THE UNCERTAINTY OUT OF LIFE. AN A.M.P. POLICY PROVIDES FOR ILL-HEALTH. ASSURES THAT HOLIDAY. PRESERVES THE FAMILY. CULTIVATES SAVING HABITS. GIVES REPOSE TO OLD AGE. LIFTS MORTGAGES OR DEBTS. LIGHTENS THE LOAD OF CARE. EDUCATES CHILDREN OR ORPHANS. BUILDS A BARRIER TO POVERTY PROVIDES A WILL LAWYERS CANNOT BREAK. ENCOURAGES MARRIAGES OF PRUDENT PEOPLE. AND RAISES CREDITS FOR EMBARRASSED ESTATES. IS IT POSSIBLE TO THINK OF ANY OTHER INVESTMENT THAT COMBINES ALL THESE FEATURES. THE A.M.P. SOCIETY IS THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE 1 OFFICE IN THE BRITISH EMPIRE, AND THE LARGEST BONUS PAY- | ING INSTITUTION IN THE WORLD I FUNDS EXCEED £92,000,000. EXAMINE OUR PROPOSITION BEFORE INQUIRING ELSEWHERE. THERE IS NO OBLIGATION. G. F. SMYTHE, District Manager. FRED M. WARD, Rep. for New Business.