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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23011, 4 May 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS.. STATE “ Where dhristchurch Meets.” AMALGAMATED LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) HEARING' AIDS AVAILABLE. ’PHONE 32-249 DAILY AT, 2.15: and 8 P,M. PLANS D.I.C OR THEATRE. Conrad Veidt; Conrad Veidt Conrad. Veidt Conrad Veidt As . the" Submarine Commander . . . giving a great, powerful . performance In u 29 With U 29: Of "Clouds Over ■ Europe ’’ fame, ... as the School Teacher ... spy: who saves the . British Fleet 11 • (Recommended fcy Censor for Adults.) "V < I.— Valerie Hobson Valerie Hobson Valerie Hobson IT"' 29 GARY COOPER as you like him best—loving, fighting, adventuring on the edge of a tropical jungle.. . . with DAVID NIVEN : in v “THE REAL GLORY” Our Next Attraction (Recommended by Censor for Adults.)

WRESTLING. WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING WRESTLING OPENING iBOUT OP 1940 WRESTLING SEASON OPENING BOUT OF 1940 WRESTLING SEASON VTR&: ROYAL ; • NEXT 1' v NEXT ■Notq Tune of Opminenclment: - 8.10 p.m. JOE GORBETT JOE GORBETT JOE CORBETT. JOE GORBETT V.i v. V. JOHN KATAN JOHN KATAN JOHN KATAN JOHN KATAN • Reservations at Tobacconists, 35 Cathedral square. PLANS ; ARE PILLING RAPIDLY —. BOOK IMMEDIATELY TO SECURE YOUR SEAT. NOTE:: A \ number Of Season Tickets are available for Circle and Stalls E t? rl: L appllcati^n if essential. A.l? last year’s season ticket holders . should renew by Noon on Monday, May 6th. 8575

PUBLIC NOTICES. CREMATION. _ On the subject of - Cremation, people, are sometimes led to believe that Cremation is more Expensive than Earth Burial' _ This is not_ the case, and the Secretary, who is ..in attendance at the every Sunday between the hours of 2—4, will be pleased to explam all details or;, will send fuU particulars as. to the cost and Insurance scheme, together with illustrated Brochure^ of cemeteries cremation would obviate the distressing sight L _ I t removes the necessity ofcaring for a grave, which in the majority of cases becomes entirely neglected after the passing of the .second generation. safeguards are far more stringent than in the case of earth burial. Cremation therefore removes the possibility of being buried alive. The Cremation. Society of Canterbury is ever ready to give help and advice, and will also make entire funeral arrangements if required. : EXECUTIVE . OFFICE: 109 TUAM STREET. Secretary: THOS. L. JONES. City Office: 34-421. Crematorium: 33-226. After Hours: 34-439. P.O. Box 1151, Christchurch, C.l. C3767FP

■ FARADS, SUNDAY. /MAY; 12th. at the Christchurch Cathedral; at 3 p.m.' ! ; wishing ■ to attend’ report King -.Edward Barracks* 2.15 p.m. No Uniform.' - - ( • 8547’ IVfvA Y D;E;N E ; NU RSER IE S, jjx Ram road E., Fendalton, Christchurch. ’Phone 23-972. r ■ Plant Now for Success ' - PERENNIAL PLANTS • AND : EVER* GREENvSHRUBS.'' We’S^ialiseih-these. Before going ; elsewhere', let us quote ' you for same. •f Maydehe Plants Grow. XI6OB ' - C. D: TAYLOR. CENTENNIAL.. ONE-ACT PLAY COMPETITION. - ■p'NTRIES from all drama groups in -Christchurch and environs are- invited for the Centennial One-Act' Play Competition. Plays must be- submitted to Centenhial Oner Act Play-Committee c/o. : Albion Wright Advertising,lßß Hereford: ’ Festival to’ be held at JELLICOHILILLrJIHfEI9, 20; and 21. -ENTRIES : CLQSE; MAY 15 th. 8504. fiCENERY; Fires. Fam- ~ bus Scones, Teas, Hot Lunch 12-1 Sundays. ■ Where? ■ SIGN OF THE BELLBIRD, Kennedy’s' Bush, - Summit rd., south; ■ ■' ’ ■ . X 1652 ANTIQUE Furniture- Bought 4 and Fine Reproductions -hogahy and Walnut,--Repairs -by Experts.; J. •Mcera6keh-ahd-Son v 18B: Sails-’ •feurs^sireet,;.,sSl;23£