AMUSEMENTS. The Only Theatre in Town TO OFFER A SUPER-THRILLER MYSTERY MUSICAL AND A BLAZING NEW WESTERN ! ! ■ |||||||lH "ill|||||||||| i ! CRYSTAL , PALACE , I I jjl l j Telephone 32-408 1 11 j J j Dir.: AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) ALWAYS TWO BIG NEW FILMS. 2.15 p.m. TO-DAY 8 p.m. A Cold-Shiver Mystery with Hot-Rhythm Music ! ! Together for the First Time oh the Screen ! PETER LORRE The Three Merchants of Menace. AND KAY KYSER HELEN PARISH DENNIS O’KEEFE IN YOU’LL YOU’LL FIND FIND OUT OUT With Kay Kyser’s Famous Band Sinister Murder Schemes . . . Three Diabolical Villains ... and a Syncopating Sleuth who winds up by Unravelling the Fiendish Plot of the Three Would-oe Murderers I Thrilling Western Support A Dead Man’s Revenge Unleashes a Horde of Cut-throat Highwaymen 1 TIM HOLT - IN - | “Land of the Open Range” j ‘ With RAY WHITLEY JANET WALDO LEE (LASSES) WHITE (Both App. for Universal Exhibition.) A WORD TO THE WISE 1 BOOK NOW 1 PLANS at D.1.C., BEGGS, and THEATRE. RUGBY FOOTBALL. TO-MORROW’S MATCHES. ' L.P. OVAL, 3 P.M.—BRIGADE v. A.S.C.; 1.30 p.m.: Alb.-South. v. Army. RUGBY PARK, 3 P.M.—ATHL.-’VARS. v. CANTY. REGT, 1.30 P.M.: Coastal Artillery v. Chch.-Mer. Usual Charges. PUBLIC NOTICES. ANYBODY KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF JOE MEALING, please communicate with EST. LATE D. McKENDRY, LYNDHURST. ’Phone No. 141 M, Mcthven. 6223 RICCARTON-FENDALTON Sub-branch Plunket Society Competition—--Ist Prize—Mr E. L. Cordery, No. 103. 2nd Prize—Mrs Glubb, No. 1712. 3rd Prize —Mrs Hiatt, No. 432. IMPOUNDED NOTICE ~ IMPOUNDED at Coalgate on Monday, July 27, one Jersey Cross Cow, If not claimed and expenses'paid before Monday, August 3lst, will be sold at 12 o’clock noon..'--. ’• < " W. P. CLARK, Poundkeeper. LOWEST COST ELECTRICAL REPAIRS. To Radios. Vacuum Cleaners, and all other electrical appliances—for satisfaction get our overhaul expert on the job. HAY’S, LTD. (Home Service Dept.) 6103 DELICIOUS SPONGES CO., HIGH STREET. A Golden Eagle, grasping. the “Stars and Sripes” of America, now graces the firm’s cake boxes. OUR FAMOUS SPONGE CAKES find their way. in these cartons, to almost every home. We ask the people of Canterbury to kindly endorse our tribute. 6201 UNION JACK- CLUB. UNION JACK CLUB. APPEAL For SINGLE BEDS AND STRETCHERS. Owing to the demand for extra sleeping accommodation for members of the Services, the Union Jack Club has decided to enlarge the dormitory accommodation. Will anyone willing to assist please ring 33-997. Over 40,000 men have slept in the Club to date, 6200 EDUCATION BOARD OF THE DISTRICT OF CANTERBURY. THE Education Board of the District of Canterbury hereby notifies, In pursuance of -powers conferred' by the Education Act, 1914, that it has resolved to amend the boundaries of the school district of New Brighton, and from and after the 7th September, 1842, the boundaries of the said district shall be as follows: — ‘‘Commencing on the northern bank of the Avon river at a point opposite the intersection of Baker street and River road; thence in a south-westerly direction across the Avon river to the northernmost corner of Section 1622; thence southerly along the western boundary of Section 1622; easterly along the southern boundaries of Sections 1622 and 1692 and continuing in a straight line therewith to Bexley road: thence southerly along Bexley road and Palmer's road to the southernmost corner of Section 7506; thence easterly in a straight line approximately 90 degrees to Palmer’s road through both branches of the River Avon and Rat Island to the eastern bank of the River Avon Estuary; thence southerly along the eastern bank of the Estuary, past the Pleasant Point Domain and continuing to the river mouth and following the boundary of Reserve 224 to the Pacific Coast; thence in a northerly direction along the Pacific Coast to a point opposite Rawhiti avenue; ’thence westerly along Rawhiti avenue and, continuing in a straight line to the corner of Sinclair street; thence along Sinclair street to Baker street; thence southerly along Baker street to the commencing point.” 6205 COMPARE THESE PRICES. Sides Mutton from 57Forequarters from 2/Whole Loins from 2/Lambs Fry 3d each Mince 31b 17Tripe 5d lb xw.rv.rw., Butchery, 224 Ferry road. H6176 MAYDENE NURSERIES. Ham rd„ East Fendalton, Christchurch. ’Phone 23-972. Plant now for success our famous Dwarf Conifers, Flowering Shrubs, and Trees, Hedge Plants, Fruit Trees, etc. No Advance in our Prices. C. D. TAYLOR. 302 FRESH DAILY. Fish Oysters. Crayfish. Rabbits Poultry, etc. ALWAYS AT W. ROBERTS. Only Address: 80 Cashel street West. THE BEST 17- LUNCHEON IN THE CITY At THE PRINCESS ROYAL TEA ROOMS (Gloucester street, opp. Theatre Royal.) (Mrs Guinness, Prop.) Try our Delicious Coffee “a la Vienna.’ Morning Tea sd, Afternoon Teas 9d and
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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23716, 14 August 1942, Page 1
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