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AMUSEMENTS. it d, o t i PL A Z A liDirection: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. Sessions: 2 p.m. and 7.45 p.m. HELL’S KITCHEN”—The" Toughest School this side of Alcatraz. ‘., *■ s , not; tough enough to tame these Kids from the Gutters! Warner Bros. Present - THE “DEAD END KIDS” “ DEAD END KIDS ” the most exciting drama of Their Colourful Career ~“ HELL’S KITCHEN” “HELL’S KITCHEN” “HELL’S KITCHEN” With MARGARET LINDSAY Ronald Reagan Stanley Fields. (Recommended, by Censor for Adults.) - IN ADDITION TREACHERY ! FOREIGN SPIES 1 FIFTH COLUMN ACTIVITY 1 ' “SABOTAGE” ■ Stalling 1 GORDON OLIVER-ARLEEN WHELAN See What Happens when Foreign Powers Menace the Industries ot a • Nation 1 [ (Recommended hy Censor for Adults.! - Box Plans D.I.C. Theatre 'phone 36-021 RECITAL. MUSIC TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION. RECITAL, SATURDAY, August 10th, 8 P.M. - Chas. Begg and Co.’s Showroom. Haydn—String Quartet in D. Mozart—Sonata in A Minor, Fantasia Sonata in C Minor; Schubert—Group of Songs. ALL INTERESTED INVITED. ‘ ■ ■ 8575 F.P. DRIVING TUITION DRIVERS. Men and A Women Wanted. Get your Licence through Trillo’s up-to-date Teaching Methods. Only the latest i cars used (no old crocks) for all classes i of licences. TRILLO’S, 220 High si. (above Halliwell’s, Dentists). ’Phone 35-836. T7671

RUGBY FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL. LANCASTER PARK, SATURDAY Bril’iant Open Rugby Matches ’VARSITY V. AIRFORCE, 3P.M. ’VARSITY V. AIR FORCE, 3 P.M. Preceded 1.30. p.m. by TECH. 0. BOYS V. SOUTHERN ’ . v . Arrive Early. Arrive Early. West, 3 p.m.. ARMY v. ATHLETIC . South, 3 p.m., LYTTELTON v. WEST O. BOYS 111 A. RUGBY PARK . , ' LIN WOOD v. ALBION, 3 p.m. LINWOOD v. SOUTHERN 11, 1.30 p.m. SHOW GROUNDS . CHRISTCHURCH v. MERIVALE, •No;' l. 3 i ‘p.rt.'- ' ADD. TERRITORIALS v. H.S.O. BOYS 11. No. 2. 3 p.m. r; Usual Popular Prices. ,tu ■ ■■;, -■ ihi ■'■■'. l■. i i ■ ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ' ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL (HURLEY SHIELD MATCH) ENGLISH PARK ENGLISH PARK THISTLE v. CELTIC THISTLE v. CELTIC CURTAIN-RAISER, 1 O’CLOCK.' SENIOR COMPETITION (KNOCK-OUT CUP) TECHNICAL * A v. THISTLE TECHNICAL A v. THISTLE TAKE NO. 4 TRAM. ADMISSION 1/- and 6d.

IN MEMORIAM, MEIKLEJQHN —In treasured memory of dear John, who passed onward to his Eternal Home. August 2, 1939. Fondly remembered, so sadly missed. —lnserted by his affectionate wife. NELSON—In loving memory of John Holden Nelson, who passed away on August 2, 1933. Just a. token of love, dear John, To show I have not forgotten thee. I need thee, dear. I neOd thee, I need thee every hour. —lnserted .by his , loving wife. Mary Nelson. OBERHUBER—In loving memory of a dear husband and father, who passed away August 2, 1939. To memory ever dear. —lnserted by his loving wife and daughters. SMITH—In loving memory of my dear, husband, Joseph William, who . passed away August 2, 1939. A loving father, one of the best, God grant him eternal rest. —lnserted by his loving wile and family. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. rpHE Family Of the late Mary Pluck * wish to THANK all kind friends and relatives for telegrams, letters, floral tributes, and-personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sorrow; special thanks to Mrs Garland and Mr Pat Brown. 8574 ' SHIPPING. nRIENT L 1 N E. V ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS. Agents throughout Netv Zealand UNION. S.S CO OF NZ- LTD. IJHF- canterbury steam SHIPPING company, limited. WELLINGTON AND WANGANUI. (Taking.'Cargo'for; Palmerston North and Patea.) M.V. STORM—TUESDAY. August sth (Cargo 4 p.m. Monday.) ’! WELLINGTON, PICTON AND WANGANUI. M.V. GALE—WEDNESDAY, August 7th. ■ ■ / Telephone No. 36-234 (three lines). , ,• C 3095 'VfAIRN’S NURSERIES' Specialise in FUNERAL EMBLEMS.- We supply Wreaths Crosses. Crescents at the Shortest Notice. Natural .flowers only are used. Telephone 35-6 W. N7516F.P.