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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 19610, 4 May 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. fHEAIU ROYAL, TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WELCOME RETURN VISIT OF THE FAMOUS SHAKPSPPiUPiv nmreivv WITH BEAUTIFUL NEW PRODUCTIONS AND AUGMENTED WITH TALENTED ENGLISH ARTIBTS NEW TO CHRI9TOHUBCH. Miss HUNTERWATTS TO-NIGHT, MAY 4th. Shakespeare's Delightful Comedy, "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING." (For the First Time in Christchurch.) PRESS COMMENTS: "Applause too richly earned to be called generous greeted many a. phase of the action, and occasionally was so prolongfd that it delayed the progress of the play. As Benedick, Mr Wilkie achieved a notable success. Miss Hunter-Watts was a delightsome Beatrice, arch, piquant, graceful, and gay to a degree." -THE "AUCKLAND HERALD." "The audience wont home delighted. The manner of the playing of the comedy had received their rapturous approbation."—Dundin "Star." Programme for Week following upon the opening night: Wed., Bth (Evening)—"A Midsummer Night's Dream." Thurs., 9th (for th« first time in Christchurch)—"Henry the Fifth." Fri., 10th —2nd performance of "Much Ado About Nothing."

POPULAR PRICES: Reserved Stalls, ss, D.C. as and 4». Unreserved: Back Stalls 3s, Gallery 2«. MATINEES—R.S*. 4s, D.C. 4b and 2s. Unreserved: Back Stalls 2a 6d, Gallery is 64. CHILDREN IN PARTIES OP TEN OK MORE (TO ALL PERFORMANCES)— Reserved Stalls 3a, D,C. 3s and 2s 6d. Unreseryed: Back Stalls 2s, Gallery Is. Box Plans at The Bristol. Day Sales at Mrs Knight's, Theatre Royal CoßJtrctionery, from 10 a.m. 7094 O N S. O N S. FESTIVAL. •«-«- FESTIVAL. !»-'» COMMENCES NEXT SATURDAY. COMMENCES NEXT SATURDAY. MUNICIPAL CONCERT HALL. MUNICIPAL CONCERT HALL. PROGRAMMES AT ALL MUSIC SHOPS. < BLOCKS OF 1«< TICKETS IS*. <*lßß T. P. HALL, Secretary.

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DECEASED ESTATES. IN THE ESTATE of SARAH JANE GANNETT late of Springston Widew Deceased. IT is requested that all accounts due and owing by the above-named deceased be forwarded to the undersigned in duplicate duly certified as duo and owing by deceased at the date of her death, namely, April 15th, 1939. WYNN WILLIAMS, BROWN, and GBESSON, Solicitors to the Executor, Fyne's Buildings, 136 Manchester street, Chrlstchurch. 7029 ESTATE OF THE LATE SABAH JANE RUDJHN, WIDOW, OE CHRISTCHURCH, DECEASED, * NT Claims against the above Estate should —I.- be rendered forthwith to us in Duplicate, certified ail due and owing at the date of death of Deceased, viz., 29th April, 1929. NICHOLLS and NORTH, Public Accountants, 93 Gloucester street. (Accountants to the Trustees.) T057

BANKRUPTCY JTOTIOBB, IN BANKRUPTCY.— IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. IS HEREBy"giVBN that DAISY v ot 8 * ±nn»rt «t»et, ChristQiuych, Boardiu e house Proprietress, wu this day adjudged bankrupt; and I hereby summons Meetinr of Creditors to be helden at my Office, Government Departmental Build&!?t™?2«f ~ er . street - Christehureh, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth day of MAY? 1929, at 11 a.m. « Dat t^„J? t Chri »tetaircli this 3rd day of May, 1929, - n -- A. W. MATTERS, ' u ' 3 Official Assignee. sposTnro. kAMARU TROTTING CLUB. WINTER MEETING. SATURDAY, MAY IMb-