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AMUSEMENTS. FINAL "MERRY WIDOW" MATINEE FINAL "MERRY WIDOW" MATINEE TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT 2. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), AT 2. Doors £>pen at 1 o'clock. MATINEE PRlCES—Reserved St;ill.s as, D. Circle 4s, Stalls 3s. Gallery Is lid. Early door gallery (id extra. Children 2s, Is 6d, and Is. All prices plus tax. rr HEAT R E R O Y A T,. 1 • H E A T R V, ROY A L. A CARNIVAL OF COMIC OPERA TO-NIGHT AT 8. And Following Two Evenings MATINEE TO-MORROW at 2. J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD., Present their NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY 70—ARTISTS—70 in a superb production o£ one of the vforld's most popular musical plays, "THE MERRY WIDOW" " THE MERRY WIDOW" "THE MERRY WIDOW" which is to-day more popular than when it was first created over 20 years ago. A WONDERFUL CAST includes Romola Hansen, Herbert Browne, Phil Smith, Don Nicol, Eric Bush. Lois Green, Oliver Peacock, Stella Collier, Charles Albert, Doris Hopkins, Leah Miller, and other notable artists. Full operatic chorus and orchestra And a talented ballet. REPERTOIRE FOR REMAINDER OF SEASON: FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS i AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Lionel Monckton's dcliciously tuneful, picturesque, and highly-amusing I musical comedy, ■ "THE ARCADIANS." "THE ARCADIANS." "ALWAYS MERRY AND BRIGHT. MONDAY NIGHT NEXT And Tuesday Evening "WILDFLOWER" WEDNESDAY, FEERUARY 21, At 2 and 8, And Three Following Nights Final Matinee, Saturday, February 24, "FLORODORA" MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, \ Three Nights Only I Matinee, Wednesday, February 28. I "A COUNTRY GIRL." Box Pla«;s tor "The Merry Widow ' and "The Arcadians" arc now open at The Bristol. Box Plans for remainder of season will be opened on Thursday morning. Day Sales at Theatre Royal Confectionery Shop. EVENING PRICES: Reserved Stalls 6s, ! Stalls ss, Gallery 2s. Early door I Stalls 6d extra. All prices plus tax. __ CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. SUMMER MEETING. 1934. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th. ADMISSION CHARGES To Course—Pedestrians, each 1 ■'-. Motor-Car?. etc. (including driver), each 2/- (Members' cars free). Taxis (all-Day Pass) each 2/-. To Inside Enclosure—Each 2/o'. The Outside Enclosure will not be open. A Broadcast Description of the Races has been arranged for the benefit of patrons on the Course. TRAINS <frem 1-1.00 a.m.). and FIRST RACE 1 P.M. F. T. 11. BELL. Sccrctar; CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated.) SUMMER MEETING. 1934. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17th. V CCEPTANCES for the above MEETING will CLOSE on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14th, at 8 P.M. F. T. H. BELL, 2270 Secretary. BANKS PENINSULA RACING CLUB. SUMMER MEETING AT MOTUKARARA. SATURDAY. Mrd MARCH, 1934. NOMINATIONS Msov cachi for ALL EVENTS will CLOSE on TUESDAY. 13th FEBRUARY, at 6 P.M. For Full Programme see "Referee." F. T. H. BELL. Secretary. P.O. Box 385. or C o Canterbury Jockey Club. Chrislchureh. 2107 COUNT* COUNCILS. KOWAI COUNTY COUNCIL. DOG REGISTRATION FEES. PURSUANT to Section P. of "T':-.- *- Do;; Registration Ad, 1908," Notice is hereby given that the fees for registration of dogs tor the County of Kowai for the year. l!.r.;i. arc now due and payable at the County Office. Balcairn. Fees have been fixed a=; follows: For each, dog kept solely for the purpose of herding or. driving sheep, or cattle. 2s <Jd; for each dog (except Alsatians) kept for the. purpose of destroying rabbits, 2s Cd. For each Al- | :-\'.Uia;i Dog, 10s. JOHN FITZPATRICK. CARS FOR SALE. Newly painted attractive blue, good tyres, leather upholstery. Excellent mechanical condition. PETROL Pcr 1/9 Gln ' For cheaper and safer motoring THE SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS. LIMITED. Cambridge Terrace (opp. City Band Rotunaa). 'Phones 36-721 and 36-722. 58415 RRITISH LUBRICATING OILS. The Super Oil—Summer or Winter. STERNOL OIL is the most perfect Motor Lubricant in the World. u remains bland and unruffled under intense heat, which means safety to the engine. Canterbury Distributors: P&LNE, GOULD. GUINNESS. LTD. irpHE comforting Cup, Quick Brew -*• Tea, 2s 8d lb, and save the cou'nons. Tucks, —2