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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23745, 17 September 1942, Page 1

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WALT DISNEY’S “Pluto’s’ Playmates’* PLANS D.1.C., BEGGS and THEATRE THREE DAZZLING NIGHTS OF ■■■‘l SUPERB ENTERTAINMENT BY PUBLIC REQUEST DIGGERS’ REVUE" Your Last Chance to See This ALL SOLDIERS’ SHOW CIVIC THEATRE CIVIC THEATRE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 3EE THE ALL-DIGGERS’ ENTERTAIN' SJENTI A SPARKLmG VAUTMWHZ SHOW WITH ALL . THE BEST AN 3RIG»{TEST m SONG; STORY. SKETCI dialogue, dance.; music. cleve. « IMPERSONATIONS, ETC. *EAR AUCKLAND’S "CIVIC? ORGANIS MMGHTFUL COMEDY"THE AWKWARD SQUAD.” SEE ANOTHER DIGGERS’. BALLET! TH oan on the ladder'.of swords DHB FAMOUS VENTRILOQUIST. IN FINITE VARIETY! "THE DIGGERS’ BALLET.’’ special! trained and “Every Dlgger a Dancer.” One of the .Wonders of the ‘ New Zealand’s Leading Tap Dancers, Hear the Cowboy and Ne. V ; ' ; Musical "Sketches '■! REMEMBER. ONLY THREE NIGHTS REMEMBER. ONLY THREE NIGHTS; Plans at D.I.C. Popular Prices: 3/-, 2/ and 1/-. All Proceeds for the Cantei bury Patriotic Fund. , PUBLIC NOTICES. NEW ZEALAND SOCIETY OF v ACCOUNTANTS, (Canterbury Branch). A REMINDER. MEMBERS who have signified their intention -of attending are reminded of the LUNCHEON MEETING at BALLAN • TYNE’S TEAROOMS TO-DAY, AT 12,80 P.M., when the Very Rev. A. K. Warren will address members on "Some Aspects of the Campaign for Christian Order.” 9003 J. M. PRESTON, Local Secretary. KAIAPOI BOROUGH COUNCIL, j THE Balance-sheets and Statements «f for the years ended 31st March, 1941, and 31st March, 1942, together with the reports of the Audit Office thereon, are open for inspection at the Borough Council Office during office hours, * Copies ml}y be had on application. ‘ S, E. PAPPfcILL. 9077 , Town .Clerk. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. ; • . I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE of ray intention to issue at the expiry of two weeks from this dite, unless objection be previously lodged, a COPY POLICY to take the place of Policy No. 338007 purchased by William Cox, formerly of .Irwell and Christchurch, but now of Tokanul, Schoolteacher, on the life of William Hardy Cox, which is declared to have been lost. W. E. ARNOLD, Commissioner. Wellington, September 17, 1942. THE BEST 1/- LUNCHEON IN THE CITY , V 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 PHOTOGRAPHY. PHOTOGRAPHY, GREEN AND HAHN, Press, Commercial. Studio, and Candid Photographers. Photographs faithfully copied and enlarged or beautifully coloured miniatures made from them at reasonable prices. Make your appointment for portraiture at 152 ARMAGH STREET 152 ARMAGH STREET (Next Miss Sparkes, Dressmaker.) 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