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AMUSEMENTS. 2nd BIG WEEK YOU DON’T LAUGH—YOU SIMPLY SCREAM Be Wise Book Early. / STATE ’Phone 32-249. “Where Christchurch Meets.” AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. An Explosion of Howls A Bombardment of Laughs •** * * ROSALIND RUSSELL ROSALIND RUSSELL ROSALIND RUSSELL MELVYN DOUGLAS MELVYN DOUGLAS MELVYN DOUGLAS * In “THIS THING CALLED LOVE” * * * * (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) TOGETHER FOR THE FIRS’!' TIME THEY FILL THE SCREEN WITH OUTRAGEOUS HILARITY. PLANS at D.1.C., BEGGS, and THEATRE. CONCERTS. QHRISTCHURCH LADIES’ CHOIR (Formerly The Llederkranzchen.) Conductor: ALFRED WORSLEY, F.R.M.C.M. 3rd CONCERT. JELLICOE HALL, MONDAY, 24th NOVEMBER. 8 P.M. SPECIAL FEATURE: Cantata, “Eden Spirits,” Charles Wood (The Centennial Music Festival Success.) Part Songs, 'A Thrush,” By Request, “The Fairy ’Horse," Alfred Worsley. ASSISTING ARTIST: Miss Betty Hall. Pianist; Mrs. J. C. Cullman, Hon. Accompanist. MRS R. BROADBELT, Telephone 31-439. Hon. Secretary. RADIANT HALL WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 8 P.M. LAURIAN CLUB. AURIAN CLUB. TENTH SEASON SECOND CONCERT. MAURICE CLARE MAURICE CLARE MAURICE CLARE (Leader Centennial Festival Orchestra) playing “Devil's Trill” Sonata (Tartini), with the Laurian Club String Orchestra (Leader; Reginald Svttonn) Conductor: M. T. DIXON, and Miscellaneous Solos with NOEL NEWSON. Schumann’s "Pianoforte Quintet,” played by Althea Harley Slack, Noel Cape-Willlamson, Reginald Syttonn, Ronald Moon, and Joseph Mercer. "Concerto Grosso. Op. 6. No. 9” (Handel) and “Suite for Strings" (Frank Bridge). Assisting Vocalist: JOHN SCOTT. Tickets 2s 6d. Reserves at Begg’s. Concessions lor Students. MEETINGS. WEST MELTON HALL. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26th. WEST MELTON and DISTRICT FARMERS are invited to attend a MEETING TO DISCUSS THE PROPOSALS OF THE NORTH CANTERBURY PRIMARY PRODUCTION COUNCIL AND THE CHRISTCHURCH YOUTH CENTRE FOR SUPPLYING LABOUR DURING THE COMING HARVEST SEASON. 996 L H. C. WILD. The canterbury woollen mills, KNITTING MILLS, AND HOSIERY FACTORIES EMPLOYEES’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. SPECIAL MEETING. FORESTERS’ HALL, KAIAPOI, SATURDAY, 29th NOVEMBER, 1941, At 10.30 a.m. BUSINESS: 1. To pass the following resolution: “That the dispute between Ross and Glendining, Limited, and others and the N.Z. Federated Woollen Mills and Hosiery Factories Employees’ Industrial Association of Workers, be referred to a Council of Conciliation for settlement.” 2. Appointment of two assessors. E. C. HARPER, 9847 F.P. Secretary. iQCIETY FOR CLOSER RELATIONS I WITH RUSSIA. OPEN-AIR MEETING. 2.30 P.M., SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 23rd. LATIMER SQUARE. HEAR WELL-KNOWN SPEAKERS ON LIFE AND WORK IN THE U.S.S.R. 9842 CANTERBURY SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS. IE ANNUAL MEETING of the Canterbury Society for the Prevention of elty to Animals (Incorporated) will be 1 in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, ier of Worcester street and Oxford ace, on WEDNESDAY, 3rd DECEMt, 1941, AT 8 P.M. BUSINESS: Presentation of Annual Report and Statement of Accounts; Election of Officers for ensuing year. General. G. T. BULLOCK, Secretary* 90 Hereford street, CHRISTCHURCH. Rule 11a, Election of Officers: The name of any new candidate put forward for election to the Committee must be sent with the proposer’s and seconder’s names to the Secretary at least 7 clear days prior to the Annual Meeting. 9531 COMPANY NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND BREWERIES, LIMITED. CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS. NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books of the Company will be CLOSED from FRIDAY. 28th November, to THURSDAY, the 11th December, 1941, both days inclusive. B. T. O’CONNELL, Secretary. Wellington, 20th November, 1941. 9851 1 AA PER CENT. Reader Value—“ The IvU Press” Classified Advertising Columns. —lB