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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIV, Issue 21014, 18 April 1938, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS ENCORE. ENCORE. ENCORE. TO-DAY TO-DAY —TO-DAY—-TIMARU HARMONICA BAND’S EASTER CARNIVAL GREATER FUN AND FROLIC THAN EVER. —CAROLINE baystarting 2 P.M. Baby Show (and they're all lovely), Bay Hall. Judged by Nurse Angland. Children’s Fancy Dress Ball, in Bay Hall. (Mum, do your best) Finals Sack Ball. Who wins the Cups. Mrs Mayo (judge) Wheelbarrow Derby at 3 p.m. Greasy Pig at 4 p.m. Treacle and Bun Race. Runci. Mat and Smithy competing. Mat and Smithy wearing smocks. Runci’s a he man and won't cover up. These three heroes are giving any other contestant 6 bites start. Visit the Harmonica Band’s Headquarter Tent. You'll get a surprise. A real pleasant one, too. PLENTY OF FUN TO-DAY. Chocolate Wheel, Roll Down, Bay Association Games, etc., etc. Dance cancelled in Bay Hall To-night, and will be held in the Scottish Hall instead. Music supplied by Harmonica Band Orchestra. Come one, come all. Finish up a great Carnival by going to the Band’s Dance. PLEASANT POINT NOTICES PLEASANT POINT TOWN BOARD NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Miss N. Campbell was the successful applicant for the Position of Town Clerk. M. F. MAZE, Chairman. PLEASANT POINT TOWN BOARD PURSUANT to Section 7 of the Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925. I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that an Election will be held on Wednesday, the 11th day of May, 1938. for the election of seven commissioners for the Pleasant Point Town Board, and I hereby appoint the Town Board office as the place and Wednesday the 27th day of April, 1938 (before noon) as the day for the nomination of candidates. Nominations must be in the prescribed form and delivered to me at the place aforesaid at any time after the publication of this notice and before noon on the said day of nomination. N. CAMPBELL, Returning Officer. BUSINESS NOTICES BURTONS ARCADE BOOK SHOP FOR ALL PUBLICATIONS Newsagents and Tobacconists Lending Library AUTO ENGINEERS Limited. LEAD THE WAY In PRECISION FACILITIES TRAINED PERSONNEL, KNOWLEDGE OF YOUR PROBLEMS, EXPERENCE AND ABILITY Consult Us First! AUTO ENGINEERS Limited, Latter Street. ’Phone 869 M. A.M.P. SOCIETY (Extract from "Sydney Morning Herald”) "Nothing can justify any individual m presuming upon the duration of his own life, and so exposmg to penury and want, those for whom, by the most sacrea obligations, he is bound to provide: as experience mournfully proves that the best liie is uncertain Nor can any uidividual be justified in exposing himself to be a burden in his old age on his children, or to become so degraded as to ask tor charily, when, by a little forethought and exertion, he might, m the evening ol his days, be in the enjoyment of a comfortable income.’' In the year 1849, the A.M.P Society, in an advertisement in the "Sydney Morning Herald.” set forth the above incontrovertible arguments in favoui of life assurance. It also explained how the plans of the infant Society were arranged tc meet the need for Family Protection and for provision for Old Age A.M.P plans nave been broadened, liberalised, made more comprehensive and more flexible in the nearly 90 years that have elapsed, and to-day the Society is the largest Mutual Life Office in the British Empire, with ASSETS OVER £106,000,000 YOUR FAMILY NEED PROTECTION i'OU WILL NEED AN INCOME WHEN YOU WISH I’o RETIRE Call or ’Phone foi an interview. Oui Scheme is simple, and within the reacn oi everybody. J F. SMYTHE, District Manager FRED M WARD. Representative for New Business