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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23746, 18 September 1942, Page 1

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DANCES. FRIDAY NIGHT .DANCE FRIDAX :;.:N|GHT_ ,' pANCE The Favourite Shoppers’ Dance. SCOTTISH SOCIETY HAIL. SCOTTISH SOCIETY HALL, ash Lucky Spot. Cash Monte Carlo. ‘ HUGHIE EVANS’ BAND. ' Playing the Very Latest MONTE CARLO. LUCKY SPOT. Admission 2/-, . Supper Provided. O-NIGHT • SCOTTISH - B.SW. WINTER GARDEN CABARET. SATURDAY. 8:30 TILL 12. HAROLD BAILEY’S ORCHESTRA, Double Ticket 7s 6d. Alcoves Si. Telephone; 32-088 for Reserves. Evening Dress, other than uniform, essential. 9097 MRS'L. ROBINSON, Manageress, . ' HALSWELL HALL. ' " Fortnightly Euchre and Dance, SATURDAY, Sept. 19th, 8 P.M. Admission 1/6 and 2/-. Profits Benefit our Soldiers. Xlll4 RED CROSS DANCE, ROLLESTON HALL, SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. Train leaves Christchurch 7.25 p.m., returns 1 a.m. Good Supper. Good Band, PUBLIC NOTICES. KAIAPOI BOROUGH COUNCIL. THE Balance-sheets and Statements of Accounts 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 may be had on application. S. E. PAPPRILL, 1 9077 Town Clerk. * * '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.) RING 33-706 and our Candid Cameraman will Photograph your children at home. Or attend Weddings and Parties ' FREE OF CHARGE. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND, In Riccarton, Black and White Spaniel. Ring A.P.S., 38-863. -r—- 9008 LEFT. Thursday, Telephone Box, Square, Small Navy Purse. Reward. Sllß4, “Press.” —— - LEFT. On Riccarton tram stop, Cathedral square. 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