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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20667, 4 March 1937, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Admitted by two audiences already as the best “Concession” Programme shown for some time. THEATRE ROYAL FINALLY TO-NIGHT CONCESSION NIGHT (Admissions: 6d and I’-) *’ (Admissions: 6d and l/-> Two Feature Programme Ist GEORGE O’BRIEN Your Favourite Western Star, in: “WHEN A MAN’S A MAN” , Story by Harold Bell Wright. 2nd— An Aerial Epic over Africa. Being the latest adventures of the intrepid Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson Mr and Mrs Martin Johnson The brave couple who have thrilled you on previous occasions with their adventures in Darkest Africa. (Both for Universal Exhibition) PUBLIC NOTICES WANTEDCONDUCTOR FOR THE TIMARU MUNICIPAL BAND SALARY £260 PER ANNUM Applications close with the Secretary, C. G. BAKER, 5 Sophia Street. Timaru, on FRIDAY, March 12, at 5 p.m. Conditions of appointment from Secretary. TIMARU GIRLS’ HIGH SCHOOL together with Testimonials are invited for a Position as ASSISTANT MISTRESS. Grade D. Qualification in English and History essential. The position is temporary for this year witli a possibility of becoming permanent. Applications close with the Secretary, Box 58. Timaru, on March 15. MORVEN FLOWER SHOW MORVEN FLOWER SHOW MAR. 11 THURSDAY MAR. 11 MAR. 11 THURSDAY MAR. 11 CNTRIES close with the Secretary, March 10, at NOON. E. J. MEREDITH. ’Phone 185 D. Secretary. WAINONO DRAINAGE BOARD PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES NIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance of Section 76 of “The Rating Act, 1925” and a resolution of the Wainono Drainage Board passed on the Bth day of February, 1937, an additional charge of TEN PER CENTUM will be added to ALL RATES UNPAID AFTER THE 19th DAY OF MARCH, 1937. L. J. COLLINS, Clerk to the said Board. Waimate, March 3, 1937. WOOLGROWERS AND SHEEPMEN W7E have large Orders for Sheepskins, Crutchings, Wool and Tallow. Cash Buyers, at Ruling Market OPEN ALL WEEK J. K. MOONEY & CO., EXPORTERS, ’PHONE 1373, HAYES STREET. P.O. BOX 90 J. C. HARDIE, Branch Manager. BUSINESS NOTICES SHAREBROKER C. G BRYAN KING A.M.P. Buildings, (Country Member Christchurch Stock Exchange) Telephone 683. Telephone 683. J7VERY man enjoys the feel and comfort of good clothes that fit as only real tailoring does. Every man appreciates getting more for his money —soft and luxurious well-made clothing that lasts for a prolonged time and looks in the end as well as when first made. Davidson’s, the Tailor of quality and perfection, has all these characteristics put into his suits. Come and get measured right away for a quality suit far below the price of any other tailor-made suit in town. Come to— C. DAVIDSON, TIMARU’S LEADING TAILOR, Stafford Street, Timaru. A RADIO SURPRISE SURPRISE is expressed that a Radio combining both Broadcast and Short Wave should be procurable at such LOW COST, but A GREATER SURPRISE awaits the tnirch'**” - ' nr “OXFORD’ RADIOS when the clarity of reception on both Broadcast and Shor: Wave is noted. “OXFORD” RADIO, 5 Valve Ail World Models. £l5 10s Od. 186 Stafford St. ’Phone 1038. NEW AUTUMN APPAREL OPENED We welcome your Inspection. All goods marked at our usual very moderate prices. Hundreds of latest hats to select from. SMART FELTS, featuring new high crowns, trimmed feathers, etc. 8/11 to 12/6 SUPERIOR IMPORTED MODEL FELTS— 12/6 to 17/6 ENGLISH VELOUR HATS, very smart 19/6 AUTUMN COATS, in heavy tweeds and velours— 39/6 to 69/6 ASTRACHAN COATS, new short style 92/6; full length 112/6. LATEST COSTUMES, wool tweeds—from 39/6; fine wool worsteds from 70/WOOL TWEED FROCKS— From 19/6 WOVEN WOOL FROCKS— From 22/6 WOOL JUMPER SUITS— From 35--J. M. MILLER, Near Regent Picture Theatre.