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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20328, 29 August 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Now At Tha 35 Q K N T 3.30 P.M.I and 8 O'CLOCK P.M.11 E ELISSA LANDI—LEWIS STONE In The SPECIAL I'd* Movietone Romance of WITS AND WILES TEAJRS AND SMILES And a GORGEOUS WOMAN Off THE WORLD. "ALWAYS GOODBYE" "ALWAYS GOODBYE" Reserves, Bristol or Regent, 84-616. 74.26 MMMMMMMMMMMMMMI.'M M Last Night O£ M St „ M M 1 "REMOTE CONTROL" M M ' ' -M M At The M m. IVTAjestio m M ' iu. M M 12 NOON I 2.30 P.M.I 8 P.M.I M M M M MONDAY Next MONDAY M M "Mightiest Picture Ever Made" M M M M BE ADVISED! BOOK NOWI M M At The Bristol Piano Coy. M M M MMMMMMMMM M M M M M M M QANTERBURY REPERTORY SOCIETY. Presents "THE BEAR" "SEVEN WOMEN" "THE OAMBERLEY TRIANGLE" "OTHELLO" (Act 2, Sccns 3). BXDIAN T H A h L. TO-NIGHT and MONDAY 8 p.m. Prices—2b 6d (Reserved) and 2s. Boat Plans -a ' at Bristol. 7894 FOR SALE. £475. IDEAL BUILDING SITE, Park frontage. Corner Deans avenue and Hagley street, within 20 minutes' walk (rota City, and 8 minute® from tram. Area 32 J perches, 171(1 frontage to Park, and 129 ft to Hagley street. This is an opportunity that rarely occurs of securing * site fronting the Park, and within easy walking distance (rom City through Park and Gardens. Apply OWNER, Box 147, Christchnrch. R4IO9FP £I4OO. BUNGALOW. TWO STOREYS. PAPANUI ROAD. Mortgages'( Sale. Corner Section. Bungalow with tiled roof, 8 good rooms, kitchenette, balcony facing north. All modern conveniences. FIRST-CLASS LOCALITY. A Good Home at a FORCED SALE FIGURE. Well worth further enquiry. H, W.. HESLOP and 00Real r>,luto Agents, 778 Colombo street, Victoria square. Telephone 31-180. H 4212 OASHMERE HILLS. ■Pi caa-hackthorne road, buncVlOUli GALOW OF 4 LARGE BOOMS, also SLEEPING BALCONY AND KITCHENETTE, in perfect order inside and out, and has every modern convenience Eleotrio light and electrio range, h. and o. service, Doulton bath and basin, copper and tuba, Bewer. Section of about 8-16tb acre, nicely laid out and planted, asphalt paths. ONE OF THE NICEST POSITIONS ON THE HILL, gets every ray of sunshine, and COMMANDS A MAGNIFICENT VIEW. WILL CONSIDER AN EXCHANGE FOK PROPERTY ON THE FLAT IN A GOOD SUBURB. W. E. BIMES and CO. SUITABLE FOR LARGE STORE. GARAGE, OR WORKSHOP. f>97KA OR OFFER CONSIDERED 3*** * *J\Jt —VALUED RECENTLY AT £4000; EASY TERMS; DWELLING OR ANY GOOD SECURITY CONSIDERED IN EXCHANGE AND PART PAYMENT—CORNER SITE (g-AereV frontsae of 130 ft * 120 ft. on which are ERECTED EXTENSIVE BRICK AND WOODEN BUILDINGS, SUITABLE FOR ANY OF THE ABOVE PURPOSES. MUST BE REALISED. W. E. SIMES and CO., Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 144 Hereford street. MERIVALB. SPLENDID BUILDING SECTION, 60 a 120, Cr. Carlton Mill road and Cheltenham street. Any reasonable offer consider#®. Apply OWNER, 738 P.O. Box 885. LECTURES. CANTERBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY. POPULAR ILLUSTRATED LECTURE. MONDAY NEXT, AUGUST 81st, at 8 p.m. MODERN IRAQ AND ITS RUINS By MR W. M. HAMILTON. Admission, One Shilling. Funds in aid of Children's Library. ■ 7899 KNOW WHERE RESULTS COME PROM. That is the reason why "THE PRESS" carries thousands of columns more advertising a year than any other ChrJstchurch paper. Not only hag "THE PRESS" the largest average daily circulation, but —and this is a matter of tha very first importance to the sellers of goods and services—The "PER CAPITA" AND AGGREGATE BUYTNG POWER represented by this circulation is IMMEASURABLY AHEAD of that afforded by any other Canterbury medium. In Christchuroh, suburbs, and the immediately surrounding districts, "THE PRESS" circulation is preeminent, reaching immediately » wonderfully responsive market, where buying power is quickly converted into buying activity. NOTE: Residents in the surrounding tountty districts reached by "THE PRESS." almost without exception, have their cars, sod are regular Town customers. "THE PRESS" is owned and controlled in Christchurch m the interests Of Canterbury people. BALANCE .the family eggi nOW—Presefve 'with NORTON'S Egg Preservative—plenty of eggs right through tfee winter. See that you get NORTON'S. —8