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amusements. (JIHEATBE ROYAL. Direction : J. C. "Williamson Films SESSIONS: 2.15 AND 7.45 P.M. Last Two Days. Last Two Days. Last Two Days. Big 2-Feature Programme. Big 2-Feature Programme. "CITY OF SONG" WILL LINGER LONG IN LIFE'S MOST PLEASANT MEMORIES. fjp H E A T R E R 0 Y. A L. Direction: J. C. Williamson Films. OPENING XMAS NIGHT. OPENING XMAS NIGHT. OPENING XMAS NIGHT. THE CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT OF B'RITISH MOTION PICTURE ART. NAPLES—CITY OF LAUGHTER AND LIFE —CITY OF SONG—WHtaRE EVERY E'AY IS A DAY OF ROMANCE, AND EVERY SONG A SONG OF LOVE 1 Midst this magic realm of melody and romance blossoms the screen's sweetest love story,, a story of the joys of youth—gaiety, gladness, stolen hours of madness —a story of your dreams. I "CITY OF SONG" " OITY OF SONG" | "CITY OF SONG" I "CITY OF SONG" | "CITY OF SONG" "CITY OF SONG" Thrill to the golden voice of the new. handsome Caruso, singing the love eongs or youth, in this charm-filled screen romance tlia. will > linger long in your memory. "CITY OF SONG" "CITY OF SONG" •'CITY OF SONG" •' CITY OF SONG '' "CITY OF SONG" " CITY OF SONG " Glittering gem of sparkling' entertainment, set to the rhythm of delightful melodjp and Also on Same Programme, The Latest and Greatest MICKEY THE MOUSE MICKEY THE MOUSE MICKEY THE MOOSE MICKEY THE MOUSE MICKEY THE MOUSE MICKEY THE MOUSE In "FIRE FIOHTERS" "FIRE FIGHTERS" THEATRE lo?AL -= XMAS NIGHT THEATRE ROYAL XMAS NIGHT HEALTH CLUB. RADIANT HALL, ~~WEDNESDAY, DEC. 23rd, AT 7.45 P.M. Subject; . "THE LAW OF. TELEPATHY," By Mrs R. Olsen. Followed by .Musical Items % > Refreshment?,; ■ ** Evetyono cordially- invited. :: : Jgg? PUBLIC NOTICEB. "EVERYTHING IN THE GARDEN'S LOVELY." i . TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), THE PROVINCIAL HOTEL WILL SELL g BOTTLES OF RED TOP i . ALE OR STOUT FOR 2a Cd. . 6873 F.P. EXPORT LAMB . COMPETITION. 1 ENTRIES of pens of three fat lambs are J invited from farmSra itesident between the- Rakaitt and Clarence rivers for the district competition in export lambs. Handsome prizes are offered by the N.Z. Meat Producers* Board and supplementary prizes by the Canterbury A. and P. Association and the Northern A. and P. Association. Lambß to be slaughtered at the Canterbury Froaeti Meat Co.'< 3 Belfast works on January 19th, 1932. Full particulars fr6m the undersigned. M. E. LYONS, Secretary, Canterbury A. and P. Assn., 6874 " Christchurch. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. ENJOY a Really ENGLISH CHRISTMAS DINNER amidst Sociable and Select Surroundings. , _ Dinner will be served at 6.30 p.m. Tariff, ICa 6d; wine inclusive. 'Phone S2-060 for Reservations. i T 6877 "V'BW ZEALAND NATIONAL CREDITi> MEN'S ASSOCIATION (CANTY".), LTD. The Offices of the Association will be CLOSED FROM DECEMBER 24th, 1931, UNTIL JANUARY 11th, 1932. A. J. WILLS, 594 General Manager. F LOWERS. L O W E *R S. COME AND SEE OUR XMAS DISPLAY. A. and S. It BID. A. and S. E E I D, 271 High street. 'Phone 30-171. Private 22-495. 6882 HOTEL FEDERAL. H,O TEL FEDERAL: COME AND ENJOY YOUR XMAS CARNIVAL DINNER At HOTEL FEDERAL. Dinner. 1 p.m., 6s. 'Phone 32-920. 617 I WISH to THANK my many kind friends who, by letters, telegrams, and, in other ways, showed their sympathy with me in my loss through the disastrous fire at my house last week. LUCY RHODES. Benoit street; Akaroa. 6872 WILL any person who witnessed a Motor Accident in Lichfield street on Monday afternoon please communicate with C. Braddell, 275 Hereford street ? CIO BEAUTIFUL MARLBOROUGH SOUNDS. " A NAKIWA HOMESTEAD," 35 minutes A from Picton, 10-bour drive from Christchurch; 2000 acres glorious bush. Fishing, bathing, tramping, launch parties, free rowboats. library, dancing, concrete tennis court, croquet, ping pong, swings, wharf. Modern sanitation. Excellent staff. Mails daily. Abundant meals, also "two morning teas, afternoon tea, .and supper daily. Terfas £3 10s weekly. Telephone 151 S. Write MRS HAZELWOOD, Anakiwa Homestead, Picton. / . AIKO'URA. —Visitors to Kaikoura or the K> North and South Coasts for the Christmas Holidays can obtain supplies of Bread, Groceries, Drapery, Boots, and all .Camping Requirements, from J. DAVIDSON, Store keeper, P.O. Box No. 13; 'Phone No. 12. - 6181