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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21146, 23 April 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. PLA Z A Direction: J". C. Williamson Picture Cor Ltd. 3 Sessions: 11 A.M.. 2.30. & 1 Shoppers' Session Every Frida England's Newest and Most Stage Favourite LoveJy MARGOT GRAHAMI MARGOT GRAHAM! With a Brilliant Supportin. CARROLL G1380N5 with his SAVOY ORPHEANS ORCHESTRA ",r ADORE YOU" "J ADORE YOU'' "I ADORE YOU" Britain's First Spectacular Exti ganza. Rivalling in Beauty. Mirth. Magnificence Anything that Am has Ever Done! Approved for universal exhibiti Reserves, D.I.C. or Plaza. 80-02 ( iHRISTCHURCH 11 ARMON H 1 SOCIETY 11NC>. Conductor: VICTOR C. PETERS. PROGRAMME FOR 11)34 SEASON'. FIRST CONCERT. MAY 17lh and HUI First New Zealand Performance Constant Lambert's "RIO GRANDE. Bach's "PEASANT CANTATA." SECOND CONCERT -AUGUST. First Performance Claude William"THE BLIND. OBEDIENT DEAD" Vaughan Williams. "BEN F.IJICITK. THIRD CONCERT- NOVEMBER. Bach's CHRISTMAS ORATORIO. Bach's Mass in B Minor. Selected Part Songs at Each Concert BECOME A SUBSCRIBER of this progressive Society! 10 t! secures 2 Tickets Each Concert K. G. ARCHER. Secretary. G2(>l y. 21."> Manciiestei street. / RAM) CONCERT AT CHORA! VI HALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 28th AT 8 P.M. First Appearance "Drama ticians" in "Bishop's Candlestick-:-;." Dis play, "Persian Market." Solo-. Duel; etc.'. Ijv Miss Prebbie's Pupil.-. Ticket Is Gd. Is. at Webley's. Proceeds 1' I OK SALE. BEAUTIFUL HOME SACRIFICED. [OWNER LEAVING FOR ENGLAND. riMIE Owner of beautiful modern ■*- bungalow with tennis court, Riccarton, offers .same al Ihe sacrifice price of £IO6O in view of his intending departure for England. Then; is a .CI 160 mortgage, and the owner would be prepared to accept car in part payment for balance. Bungalow comprises five rooms, kitchenette, and sun-porch with two detached rooms. Every modern convenience, including electric light, water heater, ironing and heal points. Gas stove and copper. and emergency lighting. Beautifully laid out section (ID x 270 feet. Tennis court. 09 >: 120 feet, concrete with Oo.'fix finish.- Present owner is prepared to rent from purchaser garage and two outside rooms for 20s per week. Fuller particulars from 'Phone 3G-2G2. 01-12 TMPOR T A N T STRAVEN TERRACE SUBDIVISION. Handy to City, Tram, Parks, Gardens. and Railway Station: GOVERNMENT SUBSIDY SCHEME. This subdivision will make available eight of the most, beautiful Sunny Building Sections ot .suitable frontages and areas that it has been possible to offer for years. We are in a position to offer these Sections at reasonable prices, and will build artistic, up-to-date Homes to suit purchasers on exceptionally attractive terms. Anv Building commenced on this subdivision before I.oth May next will receive the benefit of the Government Building Subsidy. DON'T DELAY YOUR INSPECTION! 'Phone or call for full particulars to SOLE AGENTS: M. B. COOK & CO., MB Hereford street. 'Phone 32-223. C3IG7 FE ND AI .TO N S ECT lON. STREAM FRONTAGE. ROOM FOR TENNIS COURT. V.I (>0 V.ERIVALE NORTH. |::ISIDENCE 4 ROOMS, AND 32 PERCHES. A BUILDER'S OPPORTUNITY. SHEPPARD and SMITH, LTD., Tel 30-279 133 Hereford street. 58434 WE HAVE A SPECIAL SUM OF £ISOO TO LEND ON GOOD FIRST MORTGAGE. WILL DIVIDE IF NECESSARY. BAKER BROS., 106 Manchester St. \ "DOCTOR'S OPPORTUNITY. S II I R L E Y. TWO-STOREY ART BUNGALOW, ONE ACRE BEST LAND. Garage, cverv modern convenience. Insured for £.'2000. Special terms for Cash Buyer. Sole Agents. J. McCREANOR and CO.. 181 Hereford street. 'Phone 37-002. M 0875 BRANDED GOODS. "''PO-DAY reliable and wellV known advertised proprietary brands carry considerable prestige, because in the majority of cases they have won the public confidence and maintained this confidence by their merits: in actual use to such an extent that the 'just as good' argument fails to impress people when a substitute is offered," said "Mr E. J. Lloyd, in a lecture to the Wine Trade Club in London recently. The well-advertised proprietary brands wore a guarantee of quality, he said. If you wish to sell your goods to the people of Canterbury, advertise them in "THE PRESS," Canterbury's Leading Daily, with by far the largest circulation.