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Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17460, 22 May 1922, Page 11

Harbour light theatre—-To-night, Constance Tftlmadeo m Worn ana Place." "Love and Doughnuts' (Mack Sennit Comedy). TheVsinceji Wates m India. Path® Gazette. To-morrowMajy Pickfoid in "Daddy Ixmglcgs. Harold Lloyd in "At the Old Stage Door" (Comedy). "Kingof the Cirtrua" (Ep 13). Orahoatra. Prioes: 2s 2d and la Id. M»too,8 P- m " i« Id and 6d. Box Plan at Hatttone. Coining: "Srnival." Saturday Night, Conmuimty Sing. NOTICE TO CANTERBURY FARMERS. •nm are now able to supply Standards, IW- cut and punched, at prices which de.y competition. PRICES GIVEN ON APPLICATION. FOBBES, LTD., F5693-7271 LTttc!'/>r.. T MILLER, LTD. Est. 3871. SHIPWRIGHTS, HEAD, LYTTEL■nQTTMATES GIVEN for BOAT BITILDE" SHIP REPAIRS, DOCEI.NG. Two S'ins for Trawler and Small Craft. L'p-to-dato Wood-working Machinery i - stalled. 12 and lilt Dinghies in stock. "•"-"IbSSS

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