NEWS AND NOTES

Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20510, 31 August 1936, Page 2

NEWS AND NOTES

Dance patrons are reminded that the Star Football Club’s annual ball will be held on Wednesday evening. Be at the Timaru Post Office at eight or nine o’clock on Tuesday night, when cars will leave for the mystery ball. Free cars will be provided for those unable to provide their own. By ringing 1407 after 9.15 anyone can find the whereabouts of the hall

The information that the Railway Department is organising another

“hike” in the popular Mt. Somers district will be welcomed by all trampers, especially those who have previously visited this attractive tramping area. The tramp is over entirely nevi ground so far as the mystery hikes are concerned, and the route lies mainly over “downs” country, making the tramp very pleasant and keeping it within the powers of the average person. Trampers from the three centres, Christchurch, Ashburton and Timaru, are combining for this trip, the train leaving Christchurch at 8.45 a.m., Timaru at 8.10 a.m. and Ashburton at 10.52 a.m. Timaru trampers will change trains at Ashburton. Hot water, tea, milk and sugar will be provided free by the Railway Department.

Worms.—Our new Worm Tonic Syrup is a new formula introduced for the cure of tapeworm, round worm, thread worm and seat worms. If your child is peevish or fretful, breath bad with constant thirst, irritation of the nose, and sleep is restless, these are the symptoms of this trouble. The medicine is purely herbal and is now used in England by the leading specialists for this complaint. Even if no worms are present, this syrup has a tonic action on the system and quickly sets it in order, the disordered stomach and bowels. It ts taken by many

solely for its tonic properties. A certain cure for adults or children. Price 2/6 large bottle. Posted 6d extra. E. C Ayres Ltd., Chemist. 78 Stafford Street. Timaru.