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amusements. 2nd BIG WEEK I I and still huge crowds. “Cosy and Warm." AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD, Throughout N-Z----DAILY 2.15 P.M. 8 PJkL 20th CENTURY-FOX PRESENT Robert Louis Stevenson’s “ KIDNAPPED ” “ KIDNAPPED ” With FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW WARNER BAXTER ARLEEN WHELAN IT’S A REAL PICTURE. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And, of Course, CIVIC SUPER SUPPORTS. Book Now ! ! PLANS’ DIG. OR THEATRE. CIVIC •Phone 31-508. REX THEATRE TO-NIGHT and TUESDAY, at 7.45. LORETTA YOUNG TYRONE POWER ADOLPHE MENJOU “CAFE METROPOLE” And William Gargan, Judith Barrett Don Wilson, in “BEHIND THE MIKE” (For Universal" Exhibition-) MEETINGS. PUBLIC ADDRESS PROFESSOR R. M. ALGIE (Auckland Freedom Association! TO-NIGHT 8 SHARP ST. JAMES* THEATRE TUAM STREET. DO NOT MISS THIS OPPORTUN--7Y of hearing this able and convincg speaker on "The Manifestation of jcialism.” This is a subject of vital iportance to everyone who has the elfare of New Zealand at heart. PROFESSOR ALGIE has done a great deal in the North to awaken public opinion to the grave dangers of Socialism and the Government policy generally. :OME AND LEARN WHAT SOCLALSM REALLY DOES MEAN TO YOU. CHRISTCHURCH BUSINESS t£SOUP New Zealand National Party. 8603 TROTTING. N.Z. METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB. N.Z. DERBY STAKES. 1940. • Harness, of £1250. One mile and a half. DOMINATIONS (£1) for the above and Payment of £2 for N-Z-Derby Stakes, 1938, will CLOSE on THURSDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER Ist, at 3 pan. 8607 TROTTING CLUB. N.Z. FUTURITY STAKES. 1910 £llOO. SECOND FORFEIT for the NZ FUTURITY STAKES. 1910. must be declared not later than S pan. on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. 1338. with the Secretary, Ashburton. 8660 J. B. NICOLL. Secretary. CONCERT. LIEDEKKRANZCHEN. THE SECOND CONCERT of the seaA son will be held TO-NIGHT. MONDAY, in the JELUCOE HALL, at 8 o’clock. The programme will Include interesting groups of part songs; and the assisting artists will be Mr Len Barnes, vocal soloist; Mr Alfred Worsley. pianist, and Miss June Clayton, violinist TICKETS 2s AT THE DOOR. EXHIBITION. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF A QUATINT AND MEZZOTINT A ETCHINGS. INCLUDING SEVERAL IN COLOUR. H. FISHER and SON. FINE ART DEALERS. 275 HIGH STREET. CHRISTCHURCH. 8615 LOST AND FOUND. Twelve Words I/-. S Days 2/S. T OST, Black, Tan and White SHEEP DOG. information to 30 Ran fur ly street, Hornby. Reward. X 6853 T OST, Black Fox FUR, in city on Wednesday. 24th August Reward. 105 Rutland street St. Albans. X6S3O T OST. Monday, Diamond and Ruby Cluster RING. Reward. 113 Totara street. Riccarton. X 6444 T OST or Strayed on Friday. AIRE- ■“ DALE, registered No. 2574 on collar. Please ring or call White Swan Hotel. ’Phone 34-240. 8530 T OST, Morris 8 Spare Wire WHEEL and Tyre, between Christchurch and North Beach. Good reward. 22 Swan st.. North Beach, or "phone 36-227. BSI6 IOH PER CENT. Reader Value— XUU "The Press’* Classified Advertising Columns. Office open till w pan.