AMUSEMENTS. —THE REGENT— Cosy as your own fireside. Direction: J. C. Williamson Piet. Corp 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY. 8 p.m Final Day and Night of— CLARK GABLE. CLAUDETTE COLBERT, In "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT.” A Wonderful Romantic Comedy. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW, That Prince of Cockney Comedians, GORDON HARKER, With BINNIE HALE, Sister of the Famous “Sonnie,” In “THIS IS THE LIFE” A Great Musical Show, English Comedy at its Best. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) ALSO—"KAMET CONQUERED.” The Official Film of the British Himalayan Expedition. (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) Reserves: Begg's or Regent, 485. PLEASANT POINT TALKIES. TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY), LILLIAN HARVEY & LEW AYRES, In "MY WEAKNESS.” A gay and . giddy musical romance, full of uproarious comedy. Excellent Variety Supporting Features. ( Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ASHBURY LADIES’ BOWLING CLUB. A SOCIAL EVENING Will be held in the CAFE CARLTON, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 7.45. CARDS DANCING. Admission 1/6. MRS M. KEBBY, Hon. Secretary. SOUTH CANTERBURY DRAMA LEAGUE. EIGHTH ANNUAL FESTIVAL. COMMUNITY DRAMA, THEATRE ROYAL, 15th, 16th, 20th and 21st AUG. NEXT. WINCHESTER LADIES’ HOCKEY CLUB. -THE ABOVE CLUB have booked TUESDAY, August 7 for their ANNUAL BALL. Sinclair’s Orchestra. P. SOUTH. Hon. Secretary, i BUSINESS NOTICES. TRY THE ELIZABETH KITCHEN For CRUMPETS, SCONES, PIKELETS, GINGER GEMS. 'Phone 1068. HOURLY NURSING SERVICE. MRS A. R. STERICKER, 5 ELIZABETH STREET. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING. I EARN to Cut and Design your own Frocks By latest method, simple as A.B.C. Success guaranteed or money refunded. Call for free demonstration. Hollywood School of Dressmaking, Tekapo Buildings. Principal. Madame Isabey. DE LUXE TEA ROOMS MORNING AND AFTERNOON TEAS, 6d. FOUR-COURSE LUNCH, 1/-. SUPPER 6d, HIGH TEAS FROM VDining Room Heated. ELECTRO-MEDICAL AND X-RAY INSTITUTE, LTD., LIAVE now removed to their New Premises, Corner Dee and Theodocia Streets. X-Ray in all its Branches: Massage and Electrical Treatment. We have also an up-to-date Chiropody Dept., where all Foot Ailments may be successfully treated. This is the most Modern Institute in New Zealand. 'Phone 287. NEW BOOKS. JUST ARRIVED. Still Dead, by Ronald A. Knox; 7/-. Buckaroo, by Eugene Cunningham, 6/-. David and Destiny, by lan Hay; 7/-. London Bridges Falling, by Philip Lindsay, recommended by the Book Society; 7/-. 70 North, a Sea Yarn, by Taffrail; and numerous others by Popular Authors. ROBERTSON’S BOOK SHOP, 94 STAFFORD STREET. BAY SERVICE STATION, TIMARU. 1 wish to announce that 1 have purchased this well - known station from The Cecil Wood Co., Ltd., and would be pleased to meet old and new Clients. SATISFACTION ASSURED. CAR WASHED AND GREASED. LEADING BRANDS OF PETROL. OILS AND TYRES. ■PHONE 1354. BAY SERVICE STATION, TIMARU. RAY DOAK, Proprietor.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19853, 17 July 1934, Page 1
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