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Press, Volume LXXVI, Issue 23111, 29 August 1940, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. Your Entertainment Guide: CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS. LTD., Present at The REGENT TO-DAY; 2.15 and 8 P.M.! " BABES IN ARMS " Mickey Rooney Judy Garland TO-MORROW I M.G.M.'s Delightful Comedy “THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER” ' Margaret Sullavan James Stewart Frank Morgan. RESERVES D.I.C. or 'Phonei 34-616. (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) MAJES T 1 C _ To-day at 10 a.m.—2.15 and 8 p.m. To-morrow at 2.15 —5 p.m.—B p.m. GEORGE FORMBY At his hilarious best in “COME ON, GEORGE”* Reserves D.I.C, or Majestic 33-537. * Approved for Universal Exhibition. TIV 0 E I Last Day; 2.15 and 8 P.M. _ of Deanna Durbin in “ IT’S A DATE ” TO-MORROW! 2.15 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Present “BABES IN ARMS” Mickey Rooney Judy Garland Reserves D.I.C. or TIVOLI, 32-810. (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) GRAND Continuous from 11 A.M Last Day of "CHINA CLIPPER” and "RADIO CITY REVELS" 10-MORROWI CHESTER MORRIS RICHARD DIX JOAN FONTAINE In the Thrilling Skyway Drama “SKY GIANT” And GERTRUDE MICHAEL In the Exciting Mystery “SOPHIE LANG GOES WEST” (All App. lor Universal Exhibition.) THEATRE ROYAL | To-night at 8 Matinee Sat, 2.15. RONALD OILMAN In the Greatest Story of All Tune ! Packed with Flaming Adventure . . . Glorious Romance! “IF 1 WERE KING” (Approved tor Universal Exhibition.) 1/-. POPULAR PRICES 1/6. Reserves D.I.C. or 36-329 after 5 p.m. ST. JAMES* To-day at 2 p.m. and 7 o'clock, Tyrone Power Loretta Young and Annabella in “ SUEZ ”t and Bill Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy in “ HEART OF ARIZONA ”* t Recommended by Censor for Adults. * Approved for Universal Exhibition. Reserves D.I.C. or St. James 35-820. Children 3d to the Matinees. BUSINESS NOTICES. YOU REQUIRE— A Port or a Sherry, a Barsac or a Sauterne, a Hock or a Chablis. a Whisky or Brandy, a Champagne or a Liqueur, fOU CANNOT DO BETTER THAN 3 LACE YOUR ORDER WITH THE TOUSE OF BISHOPS—[HE WINE MERCHANTS SINCE 1854. BISHOP and CO.. LTD., ARMAGH CELLARS. ARMAGH ST.. Christchurch. 83769 PLANT NOW. Let your Garden and Farm produce to its Fullest Capacity. FRUIT TREES We offer a splendid line of sturdy ell-furnished trees:— EACHES, in the best early, medium, id late varieties 3/6 each. APRICOTS, leading kinds, 3/6 each. NECTARIES, in best, varieties, 3/6 each. TERRIES, choicest kinds. 3/6 to 5/ch. APPLES, in leading kinds, .3/6 ch. PLUMS, in the best kinds that e grown, 3/6 to 7/6 each. PRUNES, 6 each to 7/6 each. DAMSONS in irieties, 3/6 to 7/6 each. PEARS, in st varieties, early, medium and late, 6 to 5/- each. GOOSEBERRIES, ■ong, fruiting bushes, 1/6 each. 15/;r doz. CURRANTS red. white, and ack, 1/6 each, or 15/- per doz. FIGS, 6 to 5/- each. LEMONS and RANGES, 7/6 , each. WORCESTER. ERRY, a cross between the gooseirry and currant, 2/6 each. LOGAN - ERRIES, 2/- each. RASPBERRIES, 6to 5/- per doz. WALNUTS, 3/6 10/- each. SPANISH CHESTNUTS. 6 to 7/6 each. RING, WRITE. OR, BETTER STILL, CALL. NAIRN’S NURSERIES, LTD. (W. J. Humm. Manager), 166 LINCOLN RD., CHRISTCHURCH. Telephone 35-675. N8629 1 :■ ‘ .Ti7 STOP PRESS - . * more ahs battles over BRITAIN LONDON, August 28. The Air Ministry announces that six German aeroplanes were shot down this morning when they were trying to cross the coast. The raiders came across in two sections, one trying to. penetrate the defences of the Thames estuary and the other the Kent defences. Both formations were broken up. Agency reports speak of German bombers and fighters this afternoon raiding two south coast towns.. Some damage was done to houses in both towns. Spitfires intervened and seven Dormers were shot down. FRENCHMEN TO GIVE UP GUNS LONDON, August 28. The Paris radio announced that Frenchmen living in occupied France must hand over all sporting guns to the Germans.