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AMUSEMENTS. CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS, LTD., Present At The REGENT | To-day at 2.15 and 8 p.m. JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE FRANCHOT TONE In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's Merry Success " LOVE ON THE RUN " (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves D.I.C. or Regent, 34-616. I MAJESTIC To-day at 2.15 and 8 p.m. JEAN HARLOW CLARK GABLE In the Racing Romance "SARATOGA" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Majestic, 33-537. TI V OLI | To-day at 2.15 and 8 p.m. Erich Maria Remarque's "THE ROAD BACK" Banned in Germany—A Sensation in New Zealand. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves D.I.C. or Tivoli, 32-810. LIBERTY To-day: Non-stop from 12 Noon. Fred Mac Murray Jack Oakie in " THE TEXAS RANGERS " Jack Buchanan Elsie Randolph in "THIS'LL MAKE YOU WHISTLE" (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Reserves D.I.C. or Liberty. 35-067. GRAND t ?oT\T° A %. \ MYSTERY! THRILLS! "THE BLACK SHEEP" Edmund Lowe Claire Trevor. " THERE GOES SUSIE " Gene Gerrard Sally O'Neill. (Recommended by Censor for Adults. > Chapter 9 of "ACE DRUMMOND." MOTOR CARAVAN FOR SALE. SPEND SUMMER OUTDOORS. WILLYS-KNIGHT Motor Caravan »♦ De Luxe for Sale. Fully equipped. Excellent order. Ready for road. Inspection Cashmere Garage, 25 Colombo street. •' SHIPPING. iHAW SAVILL LINE ) (Inc. in England). VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO JTO ENGLAND. TAMAROA"c~3"De'c TAINUI *t 30 Mar WAIPAWA V 8 Dec TAMAROA C 22 Apr. ARAWA t 31 Dec. ARAWA t 20 May IijATAROA c 28 Jan. MATAROA c 17Jun. ~~Tarnarba7~Dec. 3 sails from Wellington. •Calls Jamaica instead of Curacao. c One class—Cabin passengers only. t One class—Tourist passengers only v Cargo vessel—l2 passengers. Travel by a one-class vessel where no distinctions tre made, and where you have full use of all passenger decks, nubile rooms, and the undivided attention of the ship's staff. Dalgety and Co., Ltd.. and National Mortgage and Agency Co.. of N.Z„ Ltd —6 20UTH AFRICA AND ENGLAND -3 BLUE FUNNEL AND WHITE STAB ABERDEEN JOINT SERVICE. I I From ons Sydney. 1937. 'ANCHISES 10,000 Nov 20 'ULYSSES 14.652 Dec. 18 ASCANIUS 10.048 Jan. 18 rTHEMISTOCLES 11.250 Feb. 16 'NESTOR 14,629 Mar 2 (CERAMIC 18.500 Mar. 12 'ANCHISES 10,000 Apr. 13 'ULYSSES 14.652 May 11 •First-class only. tCabin class only. tFirst and Third Class. Interchangeable Return Tickets. Passengers booking through to England may break their Journey at South Africa and continue by later steamer of the Line or may travel on to U.K. by Union Castle or Holland-Africa Lines, either by the East or West Coast, subject to any adjustment of fare that may be necessary. . Apply Kinsey and Co., Ltd., Dalgety and Co., Ltd., and National Mortgage and Agency Co., Ltd. > L U E STAR LINE. ' FAST SERVICE TO LONDON. Spacious, comfortably appointed staterooms available in each vessel for a limited number of passengers. NEXT SAILING. Approx. S.S. NAPIER STAR, 24th December M.V. EMPIRE STAR, 6th January M.V # NEW ZEALAND STAR, 31st Jan. S.S. TROJAN STAR, late February. Dates, ports, and routes subject to alteration without notice. BLUE STAR LINE (N.Z.>, LTD., 22 Customhouse quay, Wellington. Local Agents: A. H. TURNBULL and CO., LTD.. 150 Manchester street. D. C. TURNBULL and CO.. Timaru. P AND A. LINE TO JAPAN Calling at Rabaul, Manila, Hong Kong, and Five Ports in Japan. Leaving Circular Quay. Sydney, 10.30 a.m. NANKIN 7000 tons Nov. 13 NELLORE 7000 tons Dec. 11 TANDA 7000 tons Jan 15 NANKIN 7000 tons Feb. 12 Big Reduction in Fares. Round Trip from Sydney 10 weeks. No hotel expenses. The liner is your hotel Cheaper than living ashore. £9O first, £56 15s second. No exchange E. and A. Cuisine and Service are Unsurpassed. Joint Passenger Agents— UNION STEAM SHIP CO. OF N.Z.. LTD. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO.. LTD. 06 BUSINESS NOTICES. EXPERT TAILOR. NO OVERHEAD EXPENSES. M"AKES Men's Suits, Overcoats, Ladies' Costumes. to measure with try on, 59/6. 79/6. Usually £5 10s. Best Worsteds £5 15s. usually £9 9s. Your own material made up. 455. Will call, shew patterns, take your measure. Self-measure charts posted. Weekly payments arranged. For appointments, write, call— CLARK, 'Phone 41-397. 91 Riccarton road. C 3279 THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE O* "THE PRESS" IS OPEN UNTIL 10 P.M. to receive Advertisements for the following day's issue. AFTER 10 P.M. ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE PRINTER, on the first floor,