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amusements. WE REGRET the necessity for withdrawing this POPULAR PROGRAMME after Next Thursday Evening, but WE HAVE NO OPTION' as we are scheduled to screen our Next Surprise Packet Friday LIBERTY = amalgamated theatres, ltd. (Throughout N.Z.) . 2 P.M. DAILY 7.45 P.M. 20th Century-Pox Presents “ DAYTIME Tyrone Power WIFE” Linda Darnell Recommended by the Censor for Adults. •Britains Funniest Comedian. SANDY “ALL AT POWELL SEA” (Approved for. Universal Exhibition.) ALSO OUR EXCLUSIVE “SCOOP,” “The Battlefields of Europe” RESERVES at D.I.C. ’PHONE 35-067. CENTURY— ST - ALBANS The New Luxury Theatre,' ’Phone 35-600 Junction Colombo St. and Edgeware Rd. TO-NIGHT. . AT 7.30 TO-NIGHT FRED ASTAIRE , GINGER ROGERS “STORY OF—IRENE and VERNON CASTLE” And GENE AUTRY "GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGIE” (Both App. Tor Universal Exhibition.) TWO SHOWS THAT All Christchurch Ought To See. PRICES; 1/- and 1/6. Children Half-Price. ■THRILL. UPON THRILL. LAUGH UPON LAUGH. Charles Bennett’s Powerful ComedyThriller “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE- .LAST HOUR” “THE ' LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” “THE LAST HOUR” PRODUCED BY NGAIO MARSH. CTRONG CAST of Professional and ® Ashburton Repertory players. FULL ORCHESTRA,'conducted by Dr. Noel Fulton. RADIANT HALL: FRIDAY AT 8 P.M. RADIANT HALL: SAT. 2.15 & 8 pm. Prices: 2/6 (Res. 6d extra, D.1.C.); 2/- at Door. BOX. PLANS, AT D.I.C. PROCEEDCS TO BRITISH SAILORS’ SOCIETY. 8288 HOLLER SKATING. THE GREATEST OF ATTRACTIONS. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. 1940 CANTERBURY ROLLER SKATING' CHAMPIONSHIPS. GRAND PARADE OF 40 COMPETITORS AT 8 P.M. See the Champions in GRACEFUL SKATING. WALTZING. TWO STEP, nd GLIDING. Also. the .FREESTYLE nd COMPULSORY STEPS. DELUXE SKATING RINK, KILMORE STREET. To-night’s Session is Extended, 7.30 to 10.45. There will be plenty of “All Skate” and a i-mile Race s for Speedsters. Spectators TO-NIGHT, One Shilling. OTHER SESSIONS TO-DAY: 12 to 2, 2:30 to 4.30. Learners’ Session, 5.30 to 6.45. DO NOT MISS THE CHAMPS. 8295 BUNGALOW RAFFLE. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET. THE BIGGEST YET, SAVE 6d A DAY And Buy TEN TICKETS Sixpence Each in the £3OOO Bungalow Raffle on AUGUST 9. Proceeds to Canterbury Patriotic Fund. 8297 COMPANY NOTICE. IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES'ACT, 1933, AND IN THE MATTER OF THE SYDENHAM CO-OPERATIVE PICTURES, LTD.. IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. ■VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the Twenty-sixth day of July, 1940, the above-named Company at an extraordinary general meeting passed the following special resolutions: 1. THAT the Company be wound-up voluntarily. 2. THAT PERCY AGAR, of CHRISTCHURCH. Company Secretary, be and is hereby appointed Liquidator of the Company. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that I hereby fix the 31st day of AUGUST, 1940. as the day on or before which Creditors of the above Company are to prove their Debts or Claims, and to establish any title they may have to priority under Section 258 of the Act, or to be excluded from the benefit of any distribution made before such debts are proved, or, as the case may be, for objecting to such distribution. DATED, 30th day of July, 1940. H. S. J. GOODMAN, P. AGAR, Solicitor, . LIQUIDATOR. CHRISTCHURCH. X 4467 T?B£E BOOKLET lor varicose ulcers and f bad leg’ sufferers. Explains simple, inexpensive VAHEX treatment. Varex. Ltd.. Box 1558H, Wellington. Local Representative: Nurse Athfield, Room 109, H-B----rtrge t r.Christchurch. t— s