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AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. GRAND REOPENING ON KING'S BIRTHDAY Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. The reserve rush has started. Be wise, BOOK To-day and To-morrow at D.I.C. or Tel. 31-508. Wednesday (holiday) Plans at Theatre only, Tel. 31-508—NO FEE. GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT ~„— ■ GREAT GREAT GREAT GREAT Britain's BEST BARRIER BARRIER BARRIER BARRIER _ « tx GREAT Saw It G REAT Twice GREAT GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT KKXiijK U " MI BARRIER GREAT GREAT .„._ Bpst BARRIER G.B.D.'s GREAT GREAT rhe BeSt BARRIER n . , GREAT GREAT Show in BARRIER Colossal GREAT GREAT Town BARRIER Attraction GREAT GREAT - BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT BARRIER GREAT SPECIAL SPECIAL First Screening in Christchurch of G.B.D.'s Own Special Record of Complete from the Royal residence to the Abbey. THE CORONATION THE CORONATION THE CORONATION THE CORONATION THE CORONATION The Crowning of the King by the Archbishop of Canterbury. All Pictures Approved for Universal Exhibition. F. W. JACOMB, Manager.

ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. YOUR ONLY OPPORTUNITY TO SEE THE WORLD'S GREATEST SOCCER TEAM IN ACTION. \ LANCASTER PARK WEDNESDAY NEXT (King's Birthday) , 1 N.Z.'s Premier V. ' Soccer Team ENGLAND ! .,, nm ' CANTERBURY ENGLAND p CANTERBURY ENGLAND ashburton club CANTERBURY ENGLAND greymouth tech. o.b. CANTERBURY ENGLAND Scottish Society Pipe Band in CANTERBURY ENGLAND Attendance. CANTERBURY ENGLAND _ G _ CANTERBURY ENGLAND CANTERBURY ENGLAND 2.45 p.m. CANTERBURY ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND ENGLAND 2.45 p.m. CANTEKBUKI ENGLAND v. CANTERBURY CANTERBURY (N.Z. Premier Team) CANTERBURY LANCASTER PARK CANTERBURY CANTERBURY ADMISSION: Embankment 2/-. seats at Canterbury Sports Depot, 3/7. Children under 16 Hall Price. R. B. BUNT, Secretary. JOHN V. WHITE, Dominion Publicity Organiser.

COUNT* COUNCILS CHEVIOT COUNTY COUNCIL. PROPOSED BRIDGES AND CULVERTS LOAN, £15,000. Bodies Loans Act, 1926, Notice is hereby given that the Cheviot County Council proposes to take a poll of the ratepayers of the County of Cheviot on a proposal that the Council raise a loan of £15,000, to be known as "The Cheviot County Bridges and Culverts Loan. 1937." * (a) The purpose for which the loan is required is to meet the Council's share of the cost of constructing reinforced concrete bridges or culverts at all open ford "crossings in the County. (b) The sum proposed to be borrowed for such purposes is £15,000. (c) The proposed term of the loan is 35 years and the proposed security for its repayment is a Special Rate, ultimately of 11/64 d in the £l, to provide interest at 3J per cent, per annum and a sinking fund of 1J per cent per annum accumulating at Compound Interest for the term of the loan. 'd) It is not proposed to pay out of the loan the cost of raising the loan or the interest and sinking fund for the first year. A. R. CALLANDER, County Engineer and ClerkCHEVIOT, 18th May, 1937. 7041 CHEVIOT COUNTY COUNCIL. PROPOSED BRIDGES AND CULVERTS LOAN. NOTICE OF DAY OF POLL. PURSUANT to Section 11, Local Bodies Loans Act, 1926, I hereby give notice that a Poll will be taken on the proposal of the Cheviot County Council to raise a Bridge and Culverts Loan of £15,000, on WEDNESDAY, the 16th day of JUNE, 1937, at the following polling places:— Cheviot—The Council Chambers. Domett—The Public Hall. Ethelton—Railway Settlement. Parnassus—Harneiss' Billiard Room. Spotswood—Public Hall. Polling Hours—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated this 18th day of May, 1937. J. PATON, 7042 Chairman.

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