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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 22921, 18 January 1940, Page 1

SUPPORT LOCAL INDUSTRY TyE are the actual manufacturers; of .all Paint sold by us. Our Prices are the lowest for Good Quality Paint Sold only Direct from Factory. BRITISH PERM'NENT PAINT CO, 23 LICHFIELD STREET (Between Colombo and Durham sts.)

AMUSEMENTS. FINAL SCREENINGS TO-DAY AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) TWICE DAILY AT 2 AND 7.45. Your Last Opportunity of Seeing the Master Detective in his Greatest Case. "SHERLOCK HOLMES" Recommended by the Censor for Adults. Also the Farcical Comedy "ASK A POLICEMAN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW Yet Another Sure to Please Selection. i A Famous Play now a Great Picture "GOLDEN BOY" "GOLDEN BOY" "GOLDEN BOY" A Story for All. Featuring BARBARA STANWYCK WILLIAM HOLDEN ADOLPHE MENJOU The drama of a boy's conflict and a girl's joyous love. Recommended by the Censor for Adults. SECOND BIG ATTRACTION A Picture with Universal Appeal . "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS" "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS" "FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS"" A Golden Memory for the grown ups. A Grand New Gang of Pals for. the Kiddies. i (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 PLANS AT D.I.C. 'PHONE 35-067. What This Town Needs These Days is a Darn Good Laugh AND "Charley's Aunt" has certainly satisfied this need. SO, LADIES If you have laughed this week at all you -will be helpless when you see "ARE YOU MASON? THEATRE ROYAL Commencing .at Next. 7" SATURDAY'S MATINEE • . . At 2.15 p.m." . "ARE YOU A MASON?" " ARE YO_U A MASON? " "ARE YOU r A MASON?" A Perfect Tornado of Laughter A Hurricane of Hilarity from Curtain to Curtain that has swept the entire world. BOOK.NOW! BE SURE. LAST TWO NIGHTS LAST TWO NIGHTS of "CHARLEY'S AUNT" "CHARLEY'S AUNT" "CHARLEY'S AUNT" England's Evergreen Comedy BOX PLANS AT DJ.C. Evening Prices: D.C. and O.S. (reserved) 5/- and 4/-; Unreserved 3/-.. Gallery 1/6 (Early Door fid extra). All prices plus tax.' Day" Sales at Theatre Sweets Shop. 6416 DECEASED ESTATES. IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN HENRY TELFORD, ol AMBEKLIX, Rented Farmer, Deceased. >*■ against the above Estate -be rendered forthwith in duplicate to the undersigned certified as due and owing at the date of death, viz., 13th January, 1940, and it is also requested that all moneys owing to the deceased be paid to the undersigned forthwith. HELMORE, VAN ASCH, & WALTON, Rangiora, 6448 Solicitors for the Executors. LOST AND FOUND. Twelve Words 1/-, 3 Days 2/6. ' OST, DISC off Morris Car. Ring ' 33-871. Reward. . 6469 OST, Silver Trinket DAGGER, —' about 4in long. - Finder ring 35-589. 6424 ' OST in the Gardens (Tuesday), One -< Small Child's Green COAT. Ring 35-299. 6468 1 Christchurch, GOLD WATCH. D 6403, "Press." in Akaroa Harbour. Reply W. Pool, Akaroa. Reward. 6391 OST, Rangiora, Tuesday, Leather PURSE. 10s Reward on returning W. J. Moir, Flaxton R.M, Kaiapoi. 6419 -" day, Irish Terrier DOG. Anyone knowing its whereabouts please 'phone 37-406. ■ WHEEL, in or between Christchurch and Glenroy. Reward. 'Phone 34-885. 6455 LOST, on or near road between Little River and Birdling's Flat, Saturday last, Gold WATCH. Reward. Apply D 6560, "Press." LOST, in Main Post Office, Red Suede KNITTING-BAG, containing knitting, blue cardigan, fawn and brown check scarf, and parcel underwear. Reward. D 6672. "Press." OST, Two Fat LAMBS, between Ellesmere and Rolleston, Jan. 12; tip off right ear, hole in left, red mark back of head. Reward. J. Morton, Ellesmere. Springston road. X 6612 TILL Person who took" Ladjrs • ■ Brown HANDBAG from seat in Scuare apply D 6449, "Press." Reward. STRAYED from Papanui, Bay Halfdraught GELDING, three white stockings. Please ring 22-215. 6470 1 Press" Classified Advertasemer Columns. Office open till 10 pjn.