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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23717, 15 August 1942, Page 1

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A ttemarKamc rum. You’ll be Thrilled ! MAYFAIR ■Phone 31-213. AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD, (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. DAILY .. 2.15 .. 8 P.M. IT’S ANOTHER “REBECCA’* The Unforgettable Drains of Four Women and One Man—ln an Unholy Battle of Strange Desires—ln a House of Dreadful Secrets. ‘LADIES IN RETIREMENT’ ‘LADIES IN RETIREMENT’ ‘LADIES IN RETIREMENT’ , Starring IDA LUPINO AND LOUIS HAYWARD with EVELYN KEYES EDITH BARRETT Suspense so Gripping—Thrills so Exciting —Drama so Shocking—The Screen ha* Seldom seen their Startling Equal. A Columbia Picture. (Recommended by the Censor as Unsuitable for Children.) PLANS D.1.C., BEGGS, and THEATRE. SPECIAL SPECIAL RADIANT HALL. RADIANT HALL. REPERTORY PRODUCTION PRODUCTION in aid of PATRIOTIC. FUNDS. Noel Coward’s Sparkling Comedy. "BLITHE SPIRIT" "BLITHE SPIRIT" "BLITHE SPIRIT" “BLITHE SPIRIT" “BLITHE SPIRIT" Produced by NGAIO MARSH. Presented by brilliant Repertory Cast. “An outstanding success.”—“Christchurch Press." INCIDENTAL MUSIC BY THE BESSIE POLLARD STRING ENSEMBLE. TO-NIGHT, 7.45 p.m. Shafpi TO-NIGHT, 7.45 p.m. Sharp. TO-NIGHT, 7.45 p.m. Sharp. FINAL PERFORMANCE. ! FINAL PERFORMANCE. Plans at D.I.C. 3/- and 2/-. Reserves 6d. - RUGBY FOOTBALL. TO-DAY’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. CANTBY. REGT. 1.30 p.m... Coastal Artillery v. Chcbi*Mer. Usual Charges. . ■ 6273 DANCES./ .... / WINTER GARDEN ' WINTJSR GARDEN C Avß ARE T. C A B A R E T. TO-NIGHT HAROLD BAILEY’S ORCHESTRA. Double Tickets 7/6, Alcove? 5/-. . Telephone; 32-088 for Reserves. , Evening • Dress- ptber than “Uniform Essential. 6271 MRS L. ROBINSON, Managere**.. LAN T HTB I A NT HE ' , ' DANCE. : / JELLICOE HALL'. JELLICOE HALL. EVERY SATURDAY , EVENING. Admission: 2s 6d, including Supper. . ; X 6525 PREBBLETON HALL. EUCHRE AND DANCE. TO-NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. 10/- Monte Carlo. Kinsman's Band. Good Supper and Prizes. Profits in aid of Prebbleton Returned Servicemen’* Fund. Admission: Ladies Is 6d, Gents 2s, 6325 J. KOLKMAN, Secretary. BLUE STAR TAXIS. - 10th ANNUAL DANCE. To be Held in WINTERG A R D E N. TUESDAY. 18th AUGUST. New and Old Time Dances.. ... . Double Tickets 10/- (Supper included). GEO. BRADFORD’S ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. ! SKIPPERS’ HARMONICA BAND DANCE ROLLESTON' ST. HALL, UNWOOD. Avonia Band. Good Supper. . 3s Double. AGENCIES, ETC. TO COMPANIES CONFRONTED WITH A SALES PROBLEM. A soundly established Company with a > first-class reputation throughout New Zealand is looking for additional agencies. The Company has its . Head Office in Wellington and branches In main centres with connexions throughout the Dominion, which are such that no limit need be placed on the type of product it could handle. Manufacturers who are anxious to overcome to-day’s many problems connected with the sale and distribution of commodities could be sure of progressive representation and reduced selling costs. The Company already represents principals whose products are household words, but is looking for further agencies to replace those rendered ineffective as a result of the war. Temporary arrangements for the duration of the war could be made if desired. Inquiries from manufacturers irrespective of product or size are invited to arrange a confidential interview for preliminary discussion. All Inquiries will be handed unopened to the advertiser. ‘‘REPRESENTATION.’’ C/o Catts-Patterson Company (N.Z.), Ltd., Advertising Agents, P.O. Box 389, 6229 WELLINGTON. LOST AND FOUND, FOUND, Sum of Money, Wednesday. ’Phone 38-364. 422 FOUND. Fox Terrier, white body, black and white head, slight goitre. Ring A.P.S., 36-863. 6415 FRIDAY Evening. City, Green and Yellow Suede Pcsy. Reward." R6805, “Press." LOST, Gent’s Cycle, “Jones.” odd wheels. Reward. R6749, "Press." , LOS’UFrom'Rangiora. Black Dog. White Head. Reward. Fraser, Woodend road, Rangiora. -427 LOST, a Lady’s Kid Glove, near Windermere road. Reward. 101 Windermere road. Papanui. ‘ LOST. Friday, August 7, between Oxford and Ohoka, via main road to Cust river bridge. Chromium Hub Cap (Morris 8). S. C. Skurr. Oxford. 405 ONOTO Fountain Pen, plunger filling, between Ashburton. Fairlie, and Waimate on Monday last. Reward. R6647. “Press.” MISSING since June 22nd, aged 'bay Mare, with cover. Swelling on right hind-quarter. Anyone knowing whereabouts please communicate J. Robinsor., 15 Shortland road, Aranui. 437 TAKEN by mistake from Thursday morning’s Dunedin-Lyttelton express. Brown Fibre Case, containing seamen’s accessories and papers. Cannot get employed without them. Please communicate with Martin, Seamen's Union. Lyttelton. UMBRELLA, Brown, left"on Papanui Tram fortnight ago. Reward. ‘Phone 22-496. ___ <2! WRISTLET Watch. Lost, between Burnham and Christchurch. Gold Wristlet Watch with tortoiseshell wristband. Finder please ’phone 31-280. M