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Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 19958, 16 November 1934, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES PLEASANT POINT. PUBLIC NOTICE. THE rumour circulated on Tuesday, November 13, that the Picture, “Chu Chin Chow” would not be screened at Pleasant Point was entirely false, and the Picture was shown as advertised. To safeguard against further maliciousness, official confirmation of any changes in programmes may be obtained by telephoning Miss Christie, Town Clerk, ’Phone 49. Pleasant Point. A reward will be given to anyone giving information which will lead to the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the above false statement. (Signed) C. C. KNIGHT. Geraldine, November 16, 1934. BUSINESS NOTICES TALBOT TAYLOR PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER, FOR RELIABLE SERVICE, At a REASONABLE PRICE 7 Mowbray Street. TIMARU. WOOLGROWERS We are Cash Buyers of Wool, Skins. Hides, Calf Skins, etc. HIGHEST PRICES GIVEN S. F. HANSON AND CO„ LTD., Stafford St., South, Timaru. Telephone 1075 (Next J. H. Smillie’s Coal Yard) HOT SEA BATHS. jyilSS I. MILLS, Sister-in-Charge, ' has lately returned from Great Britain and Europe, where she has j 1 studied the latest methods m Electro- ! Therapy, including the new Infra Red Ray Treatment, and in Massage, at the Spas of Bath. Harrowgate, Chelten- 1 ham, Droitrich, Leamington and at ! Weisbaden. Hours 8 a.m-6 p.m.; even- j ■ ings by appointment. ’Phone 266 R. i THE WESTPORT COAL CO.. LIMITED. ’PHONE 43. FOR ALL KINDS OF COALS, COKE AND FIREWOOD, CHEAP. MT. SOMERS COAL, 3/9 PER BAG CASH. 3/9 PER BAG ’PHONE 43. NOVEMBER FAIR BARGAINS. COTTON BATHING COSTUMES— Maids 1/6; S.W. and W„ 1/11. WOOLLEN BATHING COSTUMES— From 6/11. 5 CHILDREN’S COTTON FROCKS— Only 2/11; with Knickers, 3/11. . MAIDS’ RAYON FROCKS—OnIy 6/11 CHILDREN’S CREAMELLA SOX— Only 9d. ) LADIES’ TWEED COSTUMES, Uni lined—Usually 52/6; Nov. Fair only 29/6. • TWEED COATS—Latest Styles, 32/6; i others from 9/H. FUJI SILK FROCKS 6/11; FLORAL r RAYON FROCKS from 8/11; SILK , MAROCAIN FROCKS from 19/6. l HEAVY PURE SILK HOSE, fully fashioned; usually 6/11; Nov. Fair > only 4/11. ! STRONG SILK GLOVES. Light , Shades, 1/11. , CREPE DE CHENE SCARVES, only i 3/11. LOCKNIT SILK VESTS 2/11; SLIPS 4/11; PYJAMAS 7/11. SUMMER HATS—See our Bargain Table, at 3/11. J. M. MILLER. 3 REGENT PICTURE BUILDINGS. (Extract from “The Timaru Herald,” 1 Tuesday, November 6, 1934.) I EARTHQUAKE SHOCK 1 At five minutes past three yesterday afternoon, a sharp earthquake shock was experienced in Timaru, the first felt here for some months. The shock, which 1 lasted some seconds, was in the i nature of an upheaval, and was severe enough to cause windows to rattle. 1 WHEN BUILDING BUILD FOR PERMANENCE AND SAFETY > BUILD IN STEELTEX, j THE MODERN SCIENTIFIC l BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 1 The following are some of the Buildings erected in “STEELTEX” since the earthquake in the Hawke’s Bay District: — National Tobacco Company’s Factory, i Port Ahuriri 3 Offices, Hawke’s Bay Tribune, Hastings Factory, Campbell and Sons, Hastings , Garage, Mangus Motors, Hastings . Ford Garage Co., Hastings Rialto Tea Rooms, Hastings ■ Factory, Cairns and Paton, Havelock North Block, 5 Shops, Havelock North s Woodford House College, Havelock North 3 Ormondville Hotel, Ormondville Hastings High School ) Hastings West School Union Bank, Hastings - Eskdale Church De Luxe Theatre, Hastings Factory, Acetone Welding Co. Clive Public Hall Masonic Hall J Union Hotel, Port Ahuriri p Clive Hotel, Clive J Jobs Specified, not yet commenced c County Council Offices, Napier, lona College, and numerous private Residences and other Buildings. We will be pleased to supply you with further information. JOHN EDMOND, LTD.. HARDWARE MERCHANTS, SOPHIA STREET.