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Ashburton Guardian, Volume 66, Issue 62, 22 December 1945, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Plenty of Seats available for tc-night. Unpaid reserves sold after 7.45 p.m. ST. JAMES :: THEATRE :: To-night at 8 o’clock Last Showing of the Big Laugh and Music Show! BUD ABBOTT and LOU COSTELLO and the HOUR OP CHARM ALL GIRL ORCHESTRA In “HERE COME THE CO-EDS.” “HERE COME THE CO-EDS.” The best music, the best fun of any Abbott and Costello comedy. For a musical thrill hear EVELYN AND HER MAGIC VIOLIN. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). EXCELLENT SUPPORTING ITEMS. Plan at Theatre: ’Phone 139. MONDAY ONLY At 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. RAY MILLAND RUTH HUSSEY, DONALD CRISP, In Paramount’s gripping picturisation. Dorothy Macardie’s fascinating story of the supernatural. “THE UNINVITED.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults). Plan at Theatre only from 10.15 to 12.15 and from 1.30 p.m. Tuesday night’s plan also open at Theatre only. ’Phone 139. BOXING NIGHT, December 26. NEW YEAR’S EVE, December 31. (Daylight to Daylight). AT EACH DANCE—--3 MONTE CARLOS: One Guinea Each. 2nd Prize: Boxes of Chocolates. MAYFIELD SOLDIERS’ SOCIAL COMMITTEE.

A WELCOME HOME will be held in MAYFIELD HALL on FRIDAY NEXT, December 28, at 8 p.m., for the following returned personnel: Major J. G." Mathews (Chaplain), Lt. J. B. Morrow, Flight Lt. K. Marsh, Flying Officer C. Parkin, L.A.C. J. Edmond, A.C.I S. M. Miller, Sgt. K. M. Oakley, L/Cpl. L. J. Woods, Able Seaman R. J. McKay, Able Seaman D. B. McKay, Stoker G. Berry. TO LET. rpo Let—Large Bed-Sitting Room; suit couple; 25/-. —Oakhurst Flats. Ylf ANTED to Let —Contract for mill’Y ing timber or cutting firewood. Trees handy to Hinds Railway Station. —Apply Public Trust Office, Ashburton. BUSINESS NOTICES. BUXTON & THOMAS, Ltd, Triangle and East Sti’eet. p IVE an EGG BEATER this Xmas. and 35/-, with Bowl and Stand. T\OG’S Head Book-ends are nice—--13/6 pair. Spaniels and Scotties from 3/9 to 25/6 each. extensive variety Painted ’ Vases and Bowls; from 8/9 to 47/6 each. qiLVER-PLATED Puff Boxes, Cruets, Cake Plates, Cake Lifters, Butter Plates; Babies’ Rattles. BUXTON AND THOMAS, LTD.,'

Triangle- and East Street. XTERY many v more liandy Articles for gift giving. 1 A CASES Pyrex Ware just landing. Wonderful assortment —open and covered. From 7/(1 to 21/-. BUXTON AND THOMAS, LTD., Triangle and East Street. ■I A CASES of PYREX WARE just opening up. Splendid variety. Prices from 7/9 to 21/6. Selling rapidly. IVE Father a new Spade, 'or a pair of Clippers, Cultivator, or Hoe, or Fork. Splendid Presents for Mother —Small Trowel or Fork. BUXTON AND THOMAS, LTD., Triangle and East Street. A FEW TOBACCO PIPES, at 11/6 each. > BUXTON AND THOMAS, LTD., Triangle and East Street. TYOULTON, Wedgewood, Myotfc Dinner Sets. CAKE DECORATIONS. UTILITY SETS by Myott, 42 Pieces, £6/6/-, with i doz. Cups and Saucers. Cream Utility Set; by Doulton, 36 Pieces; 6 Cups and Saucers included; £4/14/-. English Dinner Set, Gold Band, Scalloped edge; £7/7/-. Floral Dinner Sets (English), Blue Band; £l3/19/6. Shaving Mirrors from 3/6. Wall Mirrors, all sizes and prices. Copper Firescreens, 39/6. BUXTON AND THOMAS, LTD.,

Triangle and East Street. rpHE most SUCCESSFUL and IN- -®- FLUENTIAL men of to-day own adequate Life-Assurance —Ask Them About It! Then consult , LEN GREENFIELD, (Rep. A.M.P. Society). OFFICE: F. W. Watt and Co., Havelock St. (Tuesdays and Fridays or by appointment). RES.: 139 Ait ken St.; ’Phone 532.