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AMUSEMENTS. J A VON J. C. Williamson's Luxury Playhouse. Sessions To-day 2.15 and 8 p.m. Warner Bros. Present A COMEDY RIOT ! JUST IMAGINE the hilarious situations and crazy complications when Errol Flynn, a young millionaire, kidnaps himself to sever the apron strings of an eccentric grandmother . . . and then runs: into Joan Blondell, the perfect nuisance . . •"THE " THE PERFECT SPECIMEN" PERFECT SPECIMEN" Approved for Universal Exhibition ERROL FLYNN .ERROL FLYNN JOAN RLONDELL And the Nuttiest Crew Ever MAY ROBSON ED. EV. HORTON HUGH HERBERT—ALLEN JENKINS. Exceptional Featurettes COMING SOON Another Ace Attraction Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer Films present WALTER HUSTON The hero of "Dodsworth," in a role even greater And JAMES STEWART OF HUMAN HEARTS " OF HUMAN HEARTS" OF HUMAN HEARTS" BEULAH BONDI GUY KIBBEE. A STORY SO HUMAN—IT CHALLENGES THE TRULY GREAT PICTURES OF ALL TIME. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plans D.I.C. THEATRE THONE 40-076, PUBLIC NOTICES. ANTIQUE Fuynitur* Bought and *»/SoW:?Fine,lfeproductions in Mahogany and Walnut Repairs by experts. J. McCracken and Son. 188 Salisbury street. r X 7773 » ELECTRIC WASHING MACHINES—Lowest Priced, High Capacity Machine on the Market. Models from £26 10s. Arrange a Free Home Demonstration Now! Phone 33-660. Cordery. Wells, Cashel St., Opp. Beaths. - C 3276 IN THE MATTER OF THE SHOPS AND OFFICES ACT 1921-22. . , FRANCES CLARA CHARLTON EAST, of 113 Hills road. St. Albans, being the occupier of a Dairy and Confectionery Shop, have applied to the Stipendiary Magistrate at Christchurch for exemption from closing hour provisions in respect of the sale of small goods, and that such application will be he*ard on MONDAY, the 3rd DAY, OF OCTOBER. ,1938, at 9.30 a.m. •PHONE OR MAIL YOUR ORDER To MASS O N S THE LEADING FRUITERERS, i 752 COLOMBO ST. THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS: Pineapples and Grapes. Special display of Spring Flowers at Reasonable Prices. 'PHONE 35-466. TAKE NOTlCE'that I. PERCY JOHN TAYLOR, of 230 Stanmore road, Christchurch, being the, occupier of a Fruit and Confectionery Shop situated at 230 Stanmore road, have made application to the Magistrate's Court at Christchurch for Exemption of the Closing Hours Provisions, and such application will be heard at the Magistrate's Court, Christchurch, oh the 3rd day of October, 1938, at 9.45 a.m. in the forenoon. XlB5 P. J. TAYLOR. CITIZENS AND RATEPAYERS. Trams are" things of the Past. Years of Losses and Another RATE OF £28,000 PROVES IT. Trams are slow and hold up traffic. This is an Age of Speed. WHY WAIT FOR TRAMS? RIDE A BICYCLE It will convey you to where Motors, Trams, Trains, and Even Aeroplanes cannot. The Corporation Provides Free Cycle Stands, but "Better Sure than Sorry" FOR EXTRA CARE AND ATTENTION LEAVE IT AT CROOKE'S CITY GARAGE CHEAPER THAN EVER, 2d. Cycle, -Pram, and Parcel Stand. 109 GLOUCESTER ST. (Next to Hay's, Ltd.) OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT. Tl4 CAREFREE—ECONOMICAL COOKERY. FREE GAS COOKERY DEMONSTRATION TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. (Commencing at 2.30 p.m.) . . . These weekly free Gas Cookery demonstrations provide a wealth of interest to all cooks. See for .yourself the proved economy . . . wonderful convenience and definite superiority of Gas Cookery. TO-MORROW'S MENU Whitebait and Parsley Patties. Rhubarb Macaroon Creams. Almond Pudding and Chocolate Sauce. Duskies. Fruit Squares. Almond Delights. THE CHRISTCHURCH *• GAS CO., LTD., I 77-83 Worcester street. I',.' 3370FJ».