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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21285, 3 October 1934, Page 1

r BEMIN. r PIME is fleeting, and the Carni> •*- Season and Christmas are not| many weeks away. See us early about your new Summer suit. New goods showing now. A "Crown" Suit to order is always a J good investment. j PRICES from £4 10s, with proper j try-on before making up. CROWN TAILORING CO., LTD., I 132 Manchester st., Christchurch. i

AMUSEMENTS. I REGENT THEATRE | Matinee 2.30. Evening 8 p.n; LAST THREE DAYS OF WARNER BAXTER. HERBERT MUNDIN, MONA BARRIE "SUCH WOMEN ARE DANGEROUS" SATURDAY SATURDAY BIGGEST SCREEN SHOW ON EARTH! And Hi.; Male' And His Mate - And His Mate" Featuring The Two Who Ma This Character Fainous: JOHNNY WEISSMULLER MAUREEN OSULLIVAN -MAUREEN OSULLIVAN From the Famous-Book bv EDGAR RICF BURROUGHS. SEE SEE IUO Roarins Lions In A SEE Wild Jungle Attack: SEE . SEE Tarzan's Sensational SEE Battle With A Man-Eatini I Crocodile' »jc>E . SEE Two Solid Hours Of SEE Amazing Adventure That SEE Will Leave You Spellbound! SEE . Reserves D.I.C. or Ring 34-616. (■Recommended by Censor for Adults.) LIBERTY THEATRE 2.15 P.M.! and 7.45 P.M.! Marvellous Double Feature Programme. The Hilarious Comedy The Hilarious Comedy '•YOU'RE TELLING ME" W. C. FIELDS JOAN MARSH ALSO THE POWERFUL, GRIPPING DRAMA -RED ENSIGN" I LESLIE BANKS CAROL GOODNER | LESLIE BANKS CAROL GOODNER I (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ! Reserves D.I.C or LIBERTY. 35-067.

DIAMOND JUBILEE OF HAREWOOD SCHOOL. JUBILEE BALL AND EUCHRE. " PAPANUI MEMORIAL HALL. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4th. Stamler's Orchestra. Good Prizes. Ladies 2s, Gents. 2s 6d. Special Supper. Late Taxis. Public Welcomed. 8637 \]THARENUI SCHOOL. Matipo street. " Riccarton—Old-time Dance, Saturday, October 6th, 193?. Good music, good supper. Cards for non-dancers. Gents Is Cd, Ladies Is. 547 TROTTING. :\V BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB. OCTOBER MEETING. Y NEXT, 6th INST. Special Tram the Meet!nil. First Race will start at 12.30 p.m. No bookmakers or their assist; disqualified or undesirable persons, will be admitted to the Course during the October Meeting, and if any such persons are found thereon they will be removed and prosecuted as provided in the Act. 8&52 ART EXHIBITION. AT THE REQUEST OF NUMEROUS PATRONS. .11l THOMAS GARRETT has decided t ' x TO CONTINUE THE EXHIBITION ol' Water-Colours a few more 11. FISHER unci SONS GALLERY. 275 lliuli street. 8645 COMPANY NOTICE. MIL' SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. No; ice is hereby .niven that the •ansfcr Books of the above company ill be Closed from the 12th to the ih day of October. 1934. both days hiisive. preparatory to payment of 1 JAMES MORTON. lor General Manager, .•klatid, September 29, 1934. 5642 DECEASED ESTATES. IN THE ESTATE OF W. A. KELCHER, DECEASED. IT is hereby requested that all ae- * counts ov/ina by tlie above-named deceased be rendered in duplicate to Hie undersigned forthwith certified as duo and owing as at the date of death: 18th September, 1934. JOHNSTON, WHITE, and KIPPENBERGER. Solicitors for the Executor?. High street, Rangtora. LOST AND FOUND. (12 words Is.) Christ.ehmv is lv Phone 'A FOR HIRE. Tents. Tables, Chairs* 14 *■ Flags. Screens, Tarpaulins. Ropes, Block and Tackle. JOHNSON and ICOUZINS. LTD., Cashel street West