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Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23278, 14 August 1945, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES SOUTH CANTERBURY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TN the event of the cessation of hosI 1 tilities, the meeting arranged for TO-NIGHT (Tuesday) and TO-MOR-ROW (Wednesday) EVENING will be postponed until next week. M. S. SOFSELD, Acting-Secretary. VICTORY CELEBRATIONS CERVICES of Thanksgiving will be held in all Timaru Churches at 7 p.m. on the day when the news is received. ’ SCOUT NOTICE ALERT On Day of Citizens’ Thanksgiving Service Caroline Bay Sound Shell 10 a.m. PULL PARADE, Cubs and Scouts (with Troop Flags and Colours). Fall in corner Sophia and Sefton Streets, 9.15 a.m. C. H. SHACKELL, District Commissioner.

WAIMATE SURRENDER OF JAPAN SURRENDER OF JAPAN SURRENDER OF JAPAN WAIMATE’S PROGRAMME WAIMATE’S PROGRAMME WILL BE AS UNDER WILL BE AS UNDER QN receipt of the news Church Bells, Fire Bell and Engine Whistles will sound. If the news is received before 12 noon the remainder of the day and the following day will be observed as holidays. If the news is received after 12 noon or on a Sunday then the two following days will be observed.

FIRST DAY On the first day there will be no organised programme, but all Bands are asked to assemble in Queen Street as soon as possible and the public are asked to turn out and celebrate the occasion, organising their own Amusements, Fancy Dress, etc. In the evening there will be a Bonfire, commencing at 7 p.m., at the corner' of Queen Street and Gorge Road and people are asked to assemble in front of the Post Office at 6.30 p.m. and join in a Torchlight Procession to the Bonfire. People are asked to provide their own torches as far as possible but a number will be available at the Borough Yard. Dance will follow in the Olympia Hall. SECOND DAY Children of the Primary, St. Patrick’s, High School and Country Schools are asked to assemble in Queen Street at 10 a.m. when there will be a programme of events for them run from the front of the Post Office. In this connection the buses will collect the children on their usual round, leaving one hour later than usual, and convey the ones who usually come in by bus to town and will depart from the Post Office at 12 noon to take these children home.

At 2 p.m. there will be a public function in front of the Post Office and at the conclusion of this there will be a combined service in the Olympia Hall arranged by the Ministers’ Association. The public are invited to attend all these functions and to assist in making the function spontaneous by joining wholeheartedly in the proceedings. W. F. BOLAND. Mayor. J. RADCLIFFE, The Arcade Hairdresser FOR FIRST-CLASS SERVICE Bring your Razors and Scissors Bring your Razors and Scissors BUSINESS NOTICES 11. J. R. SOMERVILLE & CO. We are Buyers of TABLE POTATOES TABLE POTATOES and SEED POTATOES SEED POTATOES All Varieties. Certified and Uncertified. 11. J. R. SOMERVILLE & CO. GOOD NEWS Fresh Supplies of CHILDREN'S BOOKS CHILDREN'S BOOKS CHILDRENS BOOKS Just to Hand. Books for All Ages. Boys or Girls. Yes, and Story Books for Both At THE EMPIRE BOOK DEPOT 261 Stafford Street, Timaru. DESMOND UNWIN, LTD. HAYES STREET, TIMARU FARMERS. FARMERS. FARMERS. FARMERS. FARMERS. We have for sale: HEAVY STOCKYARD MATERIAL SILVER PINE POSTS STRAINERS | We Invite Your Inspection. ’Phones 377 and 491. P.O BOX 294.