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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLII, Issue 20514, 4 September 1936, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS STATE Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd To-day, 2.15 p.m„ To-night, 8 p.m. LAST DAY AND NIGHT A Picture of Comedy, Tragedy, Jealousy and Romance. All these attributes are presented in “NELL GWYN” “NELL GWYN” “NELL GWYN” “NELL GWYN” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) ANNA NEAGLE SIR CEDRIC HARDWICKE A Picture for the Masses Vide Press. “It’s Real Entertainment” USUAL SPLENDID SUPPORTS TO-MORROW (Saturday) A World Famous Comedy, i "ARE YOU A MASON?” "ARE YOU A MASON?” “ARE YOU A MASON?” “ARE YOU A MASON?” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) The Happy Comedy Team: SONNIE HALE, ROBERTSON HARE Book at Begg’s or Theatre Phone 362. TO-MORROW’S RUGBY TO-MORROW’S RUGBY BERI CUP MATCH —TEMUKA v. STAR— At —FRASER PARK— The Annual Match between the Wilmers and Runners-up in the Premiership EUCHRE AND DANCE SAVOY TEAROOMS SEPT. 5 SATURDAY SEPT. 5 j At 8 p.m. IN AID OF NEW ZEALAND TOY STALL EXCELLENT PRIZES Admission: Toys or 1/-. TYCHO SCHOOL CONCERT BY TIMARU PERFORMERS In above School, on SEPT. 10 THURSDAY SEPT. 10 ' At 8 p.m. DANCE TO FOLLOW Gents 2/-. Ladles 1/-. C. M. TALBOT, Chairman. BUSINESS NOTICES WOOL \Y/E are Cash Buyers of Wool. SheepSkins, Hides. Calf Skins. Rabbit Skins, Horsehair. Fat. etc. S. F HANSON & CO LTD. Direct Exporters. STAFFORD ST SOUTH UMARU HAVE PLENTY OF HOT WATER I_TADLEE & CLOUGH will instal a modern Hot Water Service in your house at reasonable cost. No fuss, no bother, but plenty of hot water when you need it. Let us quote you. ’Phone 455. Hadlee and Clough. Registered Plumbers. Sophia Street. Timaru. THREE STARS FRUIT CO.. 291 A STAFFORD STREET ONIONS: 141 b 1/POTATOES: 121 b 1/-. ALSO ALL THE NEW SPRING VEGETABLES ARE NOW IN. —ELIZABETH CAFETERIA— The Cafeteria for Variety and for Reasonable Charges. On Sale: HOT LEMON DRINKS HOT MILK SHAKES HOT COFFEE. —ELIZABETH CAFETERIA— Opp. Ballantyne’s. 'Phone 1068. JOHN EDMOND. LTD., SOPHIA STREET. TIMARU. CELOTEX CELOTEX SUBDUES NOISE ON THE “QUEEN MARY” INSTALLED ON VENTILATING UNIT ROOMS TO HUSH MACHINE NOISE. Veterans of many Atlantic crossngs know that fast ships and recordcreaking voyages are not always the most comfortable. Such travellers will marvel less at the huge Queen Mary’s record speed than at her silence. For she is a quiet ship, despite the 200,000 horsepower that drives hei 80.773 tons along. All her machinery is Insulated to i educe noise and vibration. Some 15,000 square feet of sound-absorbing Celotex is used, mostly to prevent the transmission of noise through the air conditioning system. All ventilating machine rooms are lined with It. It also covers walls and ceiling of the printing room, where the ship’s newspaper is published. British Ship Builders use CELOTEX CELOTEX lecam- i is the best Insulaim..- ■'■...■ro JOHN EDMOND, LTD., I SOPHIA STREET, TIMARU.