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AMUSEMENTS. Your Entertainment Guide: I CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS. LTD., Present at the I REGENT To-day at 2.15 DEANNA DURBIN Mischa Auer Alice Brady in I New Universale " 100 MEN AND A GIRL " (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Regent, 34-616. MAJESTIC To-day at 2.15 Yip-Pee ! Ride 'cm Cowboy ! LAUREL and HARDY In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's I Mirthquake! "WAY OUT WEST" Ninety Minutes of Joy ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Majestic, 33-537. TIVOLI To-day at 2.15 CHARLES LAUGHTON CLARK GABLE FRANCHOT TONE In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's presentation of Nordhoff and Hall's Classic " MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY ',' (Recommended by Censor for, Adults.) Reserves D.I.C. or Tivoli. 32-810. I LIBERTY To-day: Non-stop from 12 Noon. Keep Your Seats! Please! It's GEORGE FORMBY In His Biggest Laugh Maker " NO LIMIT " With Florence Desmond. And WILLIAM BOYD in Another Hopalong Cassidy Adventure "BORDERLAND" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or Liberty. 35-067. Children 3d to the Matinees. GRAND Continuous from 11 A.M EDMUND LOWE In Phillip Oppenheim's " GREAT IMPERSONATION " Jean Parker and Chester Morris " PRINCESS O'HARA " Chapter 6 of "JUNGLE JIM." Children 3d to the Matinees. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) JHAW SAVILL LINE (Inc. in England.) VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO TO ENGLAND MATAROA C Jan 2<J ARAWA T. May 20 AKAROA C Feb 26 MATAROA C Jun 17 •TAINUI T. Mar 3i AKAROA C July 15 TAMAROA C Apr 22 FAINUI* T. Aug 16 MATAROA, Jan. 29, sails from Wellington. * Calls Jamaica Instead or Curacao. C One class—Cabin passengers only. T. One class—Tourist passengers only. Travel by a one-class vessel where no distinctions are made, and where you have full use of all passengers decks, public rooms, and the undivided attention of the ship's staff Dalgety and Co.. Ltd.. and National Mortgage and Agency Co.. Ltd.. —6 TRAVEL SERVICE. ' TOUR TO JAVA AND BALI. 12 Days in Java 3 Days in Bali. By Private Motor—First-class Hotels. Nieuw Holland Leaving Sydney February 23rd. Fare return from New Zealand £146 6s (includes exchange). ESCORTED TOURS ACROSS CANADA AND U.S.A. Leaving in March. April, and May. by S.S. Aorangi and Niagara, via Vancouver. By S.S. Monterey and Mariposa. via San Francisco. Special Programme giving detailed Itineraries post free on application. When travelling abroad carry COOKS TRAVELLERS' CHEQUES Known throughout the World. Drafts issued—Money exchanged. COOKS WORLD TRAVEL SERVICE. 138 A Hereford street, Christchurch. —2 EDUCATIONAL. niLBY'S COLLEGE. 93 Worcester street. DAY CLASSES, Commercial, Secretarial, and Matriculation, have now resumed. EVENING CLASSES will recommence on Monday, .31st instant, at 7 o'clock. P.O. Box 652, or 'Phone 41-766 for free prospectus. X 1409 tTHAND, TYPEWRITING. BOOKKEEPING. FILING. HANDWRITING. . Thoroughly and Individually taught at DIGBY'S SCHOOL. TIGBY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. Day and Evening Sessions have now resumed. Term commences with first attendance. Prospectus on application. TEL. 32-510. Office Appointments for all qualified students. CJ WORCESTER STREET W. (Just over Bridge from Square, and next to "Harley.") Principal: MISS M. D. DIGBY. P.C.T.. I.P.S. D 3378 TEACHERS OF DANCING. J ONDON ACADEMY. 700 Colombo street. 'Phone 41-f)3:i Principal: A. L. Leghorn. C.M.I.ST.D MODERN BALLROOM DANCING Full particulars on application L 5377 OPTICIANS. i SEVICKE JONES OPTICIAN, 51 CATHEDRAL SQUARE. (Corner Chancery lane). Telephone 34-452. P.O. Box 669. FAIL'S FISH CAFE. PAIL'S FISH CAFE, • Cashel street, near the Bridge. OYSTER SOUP OUR SPECIALTY.