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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23262, 25 July 1945, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS _____ THE REGENT) THE REGENT! TO-DAY j 2 p.m. 8 p.m. j THRILLS . . . that blaze across i the screen at break- j neck speed. . . . I Romance that hits I home in this Dy- ! namic story of i lusty. life - loving . men and women ! j Pat OBRIEN O'BRIEN Carole LANDIS LANDIS “ SECRET COMMAND ” ' “ SECRET COMMAND ” ' " SECRET COMMAND ” “ SECRET COMMAND ”| With Chester MORRIS Ruth WARRICK Barton MacLANE >App. for Universal I Exhibition) Excellent Supports • include Hugh Herbert Comedy, "Community Sing." “World of Sound’ rCinescope) TEMUKA NOTICES TEMUKA ELITE THEATRE 7.30 p.m. TO-NIGHT 7.30 p.m. Meet the Stars as they really are ! The most Refreshing Picture to come out of Hollywood in years ! It's Surprising ! It's Different I It's Fun 1 “ THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION ’’ • THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION ” “THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION” ■ THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION ” ■ THE YOUNGEST PROFESSION ” With Virginia Weidler Edward Arnold (Approved tor General Exhibition) PARAMOUNT NEWS CONCENTRATION CAMP ATROCITIES This is a Horror Film suitable for Adults Only. It will be screened after the finish of this performance and Patrons who are not desirous of seeing the Film will be given the opportunity of leaving. THE ORARI CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY A SOCIAL and Presentation to Mi and Mrs S. R. Muff Till be held in the ORARI PUBLIC HALL TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 8 p.m. TO-NIGHT Music: Mi C. Kelland. ' Admission: Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6 F. J. ROBERTSON. Sec THE SOUTH CANTERBURY CALF POOL COMMITTEE WEEKLY COLLECTIONS Will Commence on MONDAY NEXT - JULY 7 30. 1945 MONDAY' NEXT - JULY 30. 1945 FACTORIES' ROUTE Clandeboye Factory 8.30; Milford Factory 8.45; Chesney's Corner. Hayhurst's Coiner, Five Cross Roads and North Town Belt. Cloverlea Factory 8.30; Rae's Corner 9.0; Orari Factory via H. Fisher's 9.10; Winchester 9.15; Temuka, Main Road via Hedley's Corner. Seadown to Smithfield. Calves will be picked up anywhere on this route, but suppliers are requested to erect pens where the lorry can load without uncoupling the trailer. i GERALDINE COLLECTION: MONDAY, AUGUST 27. 1945 MONDAY, AUGUST 27. 1945 ' Suppliers’ attention is drawn to the ! Government Regulations requiring ' Calves to be not less than 251 b Dressed Weight, approx. 501 b live weight. Where calves are left on the roadside, the i tying must be humanely attended to. 1 and the tying of feet is prohibited. Suppliers are advised in their own , interests to erect pens at convenient ■ points. Where calves are placed in ! pens a note of the name and number of the suppliers must be put in the container provided. Suppliers are urged to RECORD THE DATES on which CALVES ARE SUP- . PLIED. CALVES MUST BE TAGGED WITH THE OWNER'S NAME AND ADDRESS otherwise NO PAY'MENT CAN BE MADE. Tags will be supplied ) gratis by the Lorry Driver. Further information upon application ! to the Chairman. Secretary or Lorry j Driver. ANDREW JOHNSON. Chairman. 172 R. ' F. J. ROBERTSON. Secretary, 117. E. DOBSON, Carrier. 194 J or 147. BUSINESS NOTICES R. SHILLITO JOINER AND CABINETMAKER. - 46 LE CREN STREET, TIMARU. ! 'Nearly Opposite Elizabeth Street) TELEPHONE 1863. FURNITURE NEWS FURNITURE NEWS I To Offer a Belter Service te Our Clients We have opened a USED FURNITURE DEPARTMENT AT 14 CHURCH STREET 'Opposite the Mart'. , WE AUCTION. SELL ON COMMISSION. I BUY’ FOR CASH. TRADE IN ON NEW FURNIU’RE | We mvite vou to visit our New Furniture Showroom and Used Furniture Department for All Your Furniture Requirements. Let us help you with vour furniture problems, whether you be buyer oi seller. Y’ours for service. MOYES A MOVES j THE LEADING FURNISHERS AND AUCTIONEERS. I Phone 867. 9 Church Street