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AMUSEMENTS. CHRISTCHURCH va PICTURE THEATRES. WHERE TO GO FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT. , :>LuENT. 2.30 and 8 P.M.! Clarke Gable —Helen Hayes "THE WHITE SISTER" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserves, Bristol or Regent, 34-616. IJLAZA. 11, 2.30, and 8 P.M.! J- Leslie Howard—Ann Harding "THE WOMAN IN HIS HOUSE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves, Bristol or Plaza, 36-021. - 8 p.m.! Claude Allister—Frank Pettingell "THE MEDICINE MAN" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves, Sristol or Theatre, 32-408. MTAJESTIC. 12, 2.30, and 8 P.M.! ™- To-night's the Last Night of "HOT PEPPER" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves, Bristol or Majestic, 33-537. Al. Jolsbn —Madge Evans "HALLELUJAH, I'M A TRAMP" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserves, Bristol or Theatre, 36-329. iRYBODY'S. 12, 2.30, and 8 ] ~ The Four Marx Brothers "HORSE FEATHERS" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserves, Bristol or Theatre, 32-810. ' IBERTY. 2.30 and 8 P.M.! "THE MONKEY'S PAW" CHARLES CHAPLIN—"EASY STREET" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves, Bristol or Liberty, 35-067. RAND. Continuous from 11 A.M.! * Richard Arlen—Fay Wray "THE SANTA FE TRAIL" Approved for Universal Exhibition. Adults Is. Children 6d. All parts. 7713 THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR. MARY PRATT MARY PRATT MARY PRATT REES McCONACHY REES McCONACHY REES McCONACHY RECITALS. RECITALS. RECITALS. RADIANT HALL. ADIANT HALL. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, 10th and 12th August. Tickets 4/-, 3/-, 2/- Plus Tax. Box plans at Begg's Friday next. MARY PRATT—Dunedin's wonderful contralto. REES McCONACHY—New Zealand's finest violinist. 7720 (Proceeds in Aid of Royal Plunket Society of N.Z.) CALEDONIAN HALLFRIDAY, 11th AUGUST, Commencing. 9 p.m. Tyrolean Attire or Evening Dress. Tickets: DOUBLE 225, SINGLE 12s. Limited number of Gallery Seats available at 5s each. (Supper included.) Obtainable at Jacobs', Tobacconist, United Service Bldg., where Tables may be reserved on and after Ist August _ 7275 : PITI Z E N'S' B A L L. Business Men's Relief Committee. WEDNESDAY, 9th, CALEDONIAN HALL. Single Tickets 6s, on sale at Ballantynes, Beath's, The Bristol, General Trading Co., Warner's, United Service, and Clarendon Hotels, or from M. HAVELAAR, Hon. Secretary, Maling's Buildings, Oxford terrace. 7734 WINTER GARDEN CABARET. TO-NIGHT (Saturday), July 29th. The usual Weekly Cabaret Dance will be held at 8.30 p.m. All the latest musical items will be rendered. Book Reserves Early. Bailey-Marston Dance Orchestra. Alcoves ss. Double Tickets 6s 6d. 7665 GRAND CABARET UNDER JEWISH AUSPICES Monday, August 7th, 1933. Dancing 8 to 1. Bailey-Marston Orchestra. Double Ticket 10s 6<L L. BIERMAN, Hon. Secretary. 1961 121 Gloucester street. This Evening. July 29, 8 to 12. in the New Territorial Social Hall. 3s doußTe, 2s men, Is 6d ladies. In uniform, 2s 6d double. Is 6d: single. DECEASED ESTATES. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. -** creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims IN DUPLICATE at the Public Trust Office, at CHRISTCHURCH, on or before the 31st DAY OF AUGUST. 1933. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and. one copy must be certified as follows: "I HEREBY CERTIFY that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased." ESTATES. (1) CHARLES HENRY COOK, late of Christchurch, Insurance Agent, died 28/6/33. (2) MARGARET DUFF, late of New Brighton. Widow, died 23/7/33. A. R. JORDAN, District Public Trustee for Christchurch. 29th July, 1933. 7686 DANCING TUITION. 1 / A LESSON. THE VIOLET ROBERTSON SCHOOL OF DANCING, Owing to the numerous requests for reduced fees, has decided to reduce by Half till September 30th. This is a wonderful opportunity t< learn to dance at New Zealand's Leading School at a very low cost. Room for 150 pupils, in ballroom and tap dancing. Satisfaction absolutely guaranteed. (Upstairs) 703 Colombo street, City. R8332 NATUBOVATH. THE "DRY DIET," as advocated by Dr. Joshiah Oldfield, is one of the greatest curative principles known in cases of catarrh, chest troubles, heart and kidney troubles, and certain forms of dropsy, in all cases of dyspepsia, flatulence of the bowels, also in some cases of general debility. Hsemorroids give wonderful response, while those over-weight are especially benefited. Consultations free. A R. TABUTEAU (Dietitian and Naturopath), Second Floor, Wardells Bldgs.; Box 545, Christchurch. Further information to-mor-row. T8303 Large Selection. Reasonabl Prices. See Our Windows. SMITH and SMITH, LIMITED, Cr. Tuam and High streets. 5976