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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19862, 27 July 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. S.C. HUNT CLUB. STEEPLECHASE MEETING, WASHDYKE RACECOURSE, TO-MORROW (Saturday, July 28.) FIRST RACE 11.50. THREE STEEPLECHASES, HURDLE RACE, THREE FLAT RACES. TROT. Special Train Arrangements on all Lines. TRAINS TO COURSE. Leave Timaru at 11.7 a.m., 11.30 a.m., 12.5 p.m., 12.40 p.m. Returning at 4.40 p.m. ADMISSION TO COURSE FREE. Lawn 6/-, Outside Stand 2/6. Cars 2/6. All include Tax. ANNUAL BALL. CAROLINE BAY HALL. FRIDAY. JULY 27. at 9 p.m. Tickets 10/- Each. H. H. FRASER. Secretary. Box 57. TIMARU. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. (Incorporated.) GRAND NATIONAL MEETING, 1934. AUGUST 14th, 16th and 18th. ACCEPTANCES for the GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE. GRAND NATIONAL HURDLES, and WINTER CUP, also GENERAL ENTRIES, CLOSE on FRIDAY, JULY 27th, at 8 p.m. F. T. H. BELL, Secretary. P.O. Box 385, Christchurch. Telegraphic Address “Turf,” CHRISTCHURCH. SOUTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. DROF. PERCIVAL will Broadcast a Talk from Station 3YA. Christchurch, THIS EVENING at 9 o'clock, on “Freshwater Research Work.” B. HUGHES, F.C.S.. N.Z., Secretary. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. jVfIR LEN TOPP. Pareora, wishes to 1 thank the Combined Committee of the Residents, Spinsters and Bachelors Balls and the General Public for their kindness shown to him in getting up the Benefit Dance to help him financially after his recent accident. Their thoughtfulness he very much appreciated. THANKS. I DESIRE to sincerely thank all those who so kindly helped to save my Shop during the recent fire at Pareora. MISS E. STOWELL, Pareora. BUSINESS NOTICES. FOR THE HUNT CLUB BALL—gEE that your Evening Clothes are perfect on this occasion. We specialise in Laundering Dress Shirts and Collars, and in Dry Cleaning and Pressing Evening Suits. ’Phone 207; our vans call everywhere. IMPERIAL STEAM LAUNDRY. W. MAX De LACEY, CONSULTING OPTICIANS. Tate’s Building. Stafford St., Timaru. Telephone 1562. HEADACHE. EYEACHE, BLURRING of the print indicate defective vision. CONSULT MR CLARENCE W DUNLOP. 5.D.0., N.Z. Next Visit to FAIRLIE. Saturday. August 11. WAIMATE, Saturday July 28. ALL THE “RADIO CALLS” OF THE WORLD. WINTER EDITION, 1934. Schedules N.Z. and Australian Stations Improved Time Chart When to Listen In Short Wave Schedules. One Shilling. Price One Shilling. Obtainable at ROBERTSON’S BOOK DEPOT 94 STAFFORD STREET. 1000 CHEAP BOOKS STOCKTAKING OFFER. BOOKS ON ALL SUBJECTS INCLUDING NOVELS At HALF PRICE. SHORT PERIOD ONLY- AT HUTTON’S, THE BOOKSELLERS. HALF PRICE WEEK. J. M. MILLER’S SALE— WINTER —SALE 30 LATEST WINTER COATS, Fur Collars, Silk Lined, including many O.S. Sizes. ALL HALF PRICE, FROM 29/6 40 SMART WINTER FROCKS, in Newest Wool Materials. ALL HALF PRICE, FROM 9/11 200 LATEST FUR AND WOOL FELT HATS, including “Reslaw” Models. Usually 6/11 to 29/6 TO CLEAR 1/11 to 7/11 CARDIGANS AND JUMPERS. A ber to CLEAR AT HALF PRICE. 6 TWEED COSTUMES. TO CLEAR 19/6 THESE ARE ALL GENUINE BARGAINS. J. M. MILLER, REGENT PICTURE BUILDINGS.