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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 58, Issue 192, 27 May 1938, Page 6

COMMENCING TO-MORROW .?!• James Two Sessions 2 and 8 p.m. A Fuller-Hay ward Theatre. TO T/ff LOVELY , LADY OF SONG' mmm Z//M ■ m M m m m m i\ T ft Lake ' ROMANCE with MELVYN DOUGLAS Miss Moore Sings— .. „ Duet from “Madam Butterfly,” Selections from Martha, Gavotte from “Manon,” and The Drinking Song from ‘ La Traviata. HONOURED SINGER OF ROYALTY IN HER BIGGEST TRIUMPH EVEN GREATER THAN “ONE NIGHT OF LOVE. TREMENDOUS BOOKINGS— Reserve before it is too late at Sefton’s, ’Phone 211. '(Approved for Universal Exhibition). Absolutely No Free List. VVW¥WWWWWVVWWWVj MODERN READING GLASSES Winter time by the fireside and a good book. Nothing could be better. BUT WHAT ABOUT READING EYE-STRAIN? CURTIS MODERN READING GLASSES remove the strain completely and make READING A PLEASURE. , Make an appointment to-day and have your eyes properly tested in the MOST UP-i'O-DATE ROOMS in N.Z. Frank Curtis, Fellow of the Institute of Opticians of N.Z., Inc., OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, EAST ST, ASHBURTON. TELEPHONE 305. Cheap Rail Trips for ”] Athletic and Sporting Parties % Football and basketball, hockey and golf teams—in fact any athletic or sporting party—of not less than six adult passengers can obtain special concessions in rail fares if application is made in reasonable time to the nearest District Manager, fetationmaster or Business Agent. Trips by rail in first-class carriages at second-class rates or sec-ond-class at three-quarters the ordinary secona-cbss tares cut down the expenses of travelling teams. Full Details in Popular Pocket Guide. & r * .mY S' Send a Greetings Telegram on the NEW DISTINCTIVE FORM 1 d itiord.

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