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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIX, Issue 21969, 22 May 1941, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT THEATRE ROYAL Commencing 8 o’clock BAND OF THE ROYAL BAND OF THE ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE (By Permission of the Minister for Defence, the Hbn. F. Jones) Conductor: Flight Lieutenant Gladstone Hill, Director of Music, R.N.Z.A.F. The Band of the R.N.Z.A.F. has won the approval of Press and Public throughout the Dominion for the excellence of its marching and musical capabilities. Read these extracts and then reserve your seats for to-night’s concert a,t Begg’s. REMEMBER every seat in the Civic Theatre, Invercargill, was reserved before the concert commenced and people sat in the orchestral well! “The Band of the R.N.Z.AF. had reached such a high standard in such a remarkably short space of time that It was up to the standard of many of; the permanent regimental bands in Britain.” Press Association message from Welllington dated May 2. “The Air Force Band has been earning congratulations from one end of the country to the other, and it demonstrated to a large audience in the Town Hall last night that the superlatives that have been bestowed upon it are justified ,i . it is a first class military band in almost any company.” “Otago Daily Times,” May 16. “It is probably correct to say that never before has the public of Invercargill been treated to a band concert the equal of that given at the Civic Theatre last night by the Band of the Royal New Zealand Air Force ... it is hoped that it will become a permanent institution in the ’ musical life of the country.” “Southland Times,” Invercargill, May 21. THIS BAND IS NOW IN TIMARU THIS BAND IS NOW IN TIMARU SPECIAL NOTICE The Band of the R.N.Z.AF. will give its famous Ceremonial Marching Display in Stafford Street this afternoon commencing at 3.45 pan. Reserve for To-night's Concert at Begg’s. Proceeds for Fighters’ Fund. Admission: D.C. and 08. 2/-, Stalls 1/-. Reserves 6d extra. ROYAL NEW ZEALAND AIR FORCE BAND MARCHING DISPLAY THE Public are notified that Stafford Street from Church Street to C-nnon Street will be closed to traffic from 3.30 p.m. until 4 p.m. TO-DAY (Thursday),. during the above display by the Band. Parking in the above area is prohibited during the display W. G. TWEEDY, Mayor. BUSINESS NOTICES ROBERT OLIPHANT, General Carrier Levels, Waimate and Mackenzie Counties Lime Sowing and Cartage of Sheep a Speciality. Telephone 937. Driver’s Residence ’phone No. 720. DEFY WINTER COUGHS AND COLDS With 0. B. C. O. B. C. O. B. C. THE MOST EFFECTIVE REMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS CHEST COUGHS and WINTER COLDS ONLY 2/6 a BOTTLE ONLY 2/6 a BOTTLE From: J. C. ODDIE & SON, THE CHEMISTS, TIMARU RUSH TO-DAY TOMORROW NEVER COMES BEAVER CONEY COATS 15 GUINEAS MUSQUASH COAT, NATURAL 55 GUINEAS WOR’SH 80gns MUSQUASH COATS, NATURAL First Grade, Large Size 65 GUINEAS WORTH 90gns. 2 Only SILVER FOX TIES £23/10/- and £25 NECKLETS AND STOLES Fri--25- to SEE—MOODY’S WINDOW DISPLAY THE FUR SHOP Opp. Hutton’s Bookshop, Stafford St.