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AMUSEMENTS. 4th HAPPY WEEK ! 4th HAPPY WEEK ! v AVON v J. C. Williamson’s Luxury Playhouse. Sessions To-day: 2.15 and 8 p.m. HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE. “The Fleet’s In"—and the fun’s on—with a broadside of girls, gags, gobs, and songs—plus stars I stars 1 stars 1 “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” “THE FLEET’S IN” A Paramount Picture With DOROTHY LAMOUR WILLIAM HOLDEN EDDIE BRACKEN JIMMY DORSEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA - PLUS - TOP-FLIGHT HOLLYWOOD AND BROADWAY ENTERTAINERS ! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) "AVON STANDARD" FEATURETTES; “ BUYING A DOG ” Grantland Rice Sportlight. “THE HURRY UP SQUAD" Informative and Interesting, Ministry of Information Film “THE WIZARD OF ARTS ” Comical Cartoon AVON NEWS SERVICE Latest World Events RESERVES D.I.C. or AVON. 40-076. ,1 HOLLYWOOD hj 1 Sumner. 'Phone 46-001. 1 2 p.m. TO-DAY 8 p.rn, MONDAY 7 p.m. ROBERT YOUNG RANDOLPH SCOTT VIRGINIA GILMORE “ WEST ERN UNION ” In Technicolour. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PUBLIC NOTICES CHRISTCHURCH GOODS TRANSPORT CONTROL COMMITTEE. TRANSPORT OF STOCK. UNDER THE TRANSPORT CONTROL EMERGENCY REGULATIONS, 1942. the Christchurch Committee, whose jurisdiction extends over the Waimairl and Heathcote Counties, part Paparua, Haiswell and Mt. Herbert Counties, together with all Boroughs and Town Districts situated therein, directs that the ioi* lowing conditions ‘ are to be observed concerning the cartage of live stock: l. UP. TO THE 15th FEBRUARY NEXT, all fat lambs arc to be driven to the nearest railway station, freezing works, or saleyards, but they may be lorried from beyond five miles of any of these points, always provided that no lambs will be lorried past any railway station unless such railway station is within five miles of a freezing works or saleyards. AFTER THE 15th FEBRUARY the distance will be extended to nine miles. 2 That in all cases where the distance 1 by road and rail Is more than one third over the distance by road, the • distance by road shall be regarded as the distance of the haul, provided that a haul of not more than 30 miles is involved— , , . i 3. ALL STORE LAMBS must be driven, but In exceptional cases where there r are no facilities for droving, the Com--1 mlttee shall have discretion to issue . permits for lorrying 4. No sheep to be lorried except up to 20 to complete a final load of lambs or other stock. In exceptional circumstances ewes with young-lambs at '" foot may be lorried by permit from ■ the Committee. 5. Provided alternative transport is impracticable or unavailable rams and stud ewes may be carried by lorry to or from a stud sheep sale or from j farm to farm. 6. No cattle may be lorried except; , (a) Bulls other than boners and potters. (b) Dairy cows in milk or close to > profit for a distance over five miles subject to a permit being obtained 1 from the Committee. 7. Bobby calves, vealers, and pigs must i . be lorried to the nearest railway trucking station or may be lorried to the i nearest freezing works or saleyards if alternative transport Is unavailable or impracticable. 8. Owners of car trailers and light trucks carrying “L” plates may cart to or from any saleyard their own stock, but only within their own petrol licences. 9. In the event of a carrier collecting small consignments of vealers and pigs and his round terminates within nine miles of his destination he may cart to that destination. NOTES: In all cases lorry-drivers and lorry-users must endeavour to see that a full load is carried. In order to avoid empty running, small lots of sheep and cattle may be back-loaded to or from a . saleyard. In the foregoing whether either freezing works or saleyards are mentioned, it is not intended to indicate the destination of the stock. THESE DIRECTIONS COME INTO FORCE ON AND AFTER MONDAY, the 30th NOVEMBER. 1942. A. HAZLETON, 6524 Chairman. PROFESSIONAL NOTICES. K L E X E M A, KLEXEMA, THE TREATMENT FOR SKIN AND SCALP AILMENTS. Including Acne. Eczema, Psoriasis, Falling Hair, Baby Eczema. Alopecia, Varicose Ulcers, and Baldness. Wonderful cures effected. Country clients can be successfully treated by mail. KLEXEMA ROOMS, KLEXEMA ROOMS, Triangle Building, 281 High street, Christchurch. 'Phone 34-566. Free Consultations. Visiting Ashburton. Somerset Hotel, third Tuesday each month. I.V.T.C. JAMES YOUNG, CHIROPRACTOR; (Graduated Palmer School), C.M.L BUILDINGS. SQUARE. All Modem Electrical Appliances. Colonic (Bowel Irrigation). ’Phone 30-177 Free Consultations Nurse In attendance Y1824 JAMES M. AND MRS CRAIG, CHIROPRACTORS (Palmer School Graduates), REGENT THEATRE BUILDINGS "Phone 31-619 foi Free Consultation. Radio Health Talk each Tuesday. 11.45 ajn. (3ZB. Christchurch). C 1743 EDUCATIONAL. DIGBY’S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. 69 Worcester st. West (just over Bridge from Square). 1 SCHOOL CURRICULUM Includes:— Commercial Education and Training for ' Office Appointments. Subjects: Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping. Handwriting, Office Practice. Filing. Preparation for all Bookkeeping and Commercial Examinations. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS. Coaching for Matriculation, Public Service. School Certificate, etc. Prospectus on application. Tel. 32-510. QUALIFIED WOMAN SECRETARY WANTED. The position of Secretary is an important one in any business and with ‘.he opportunities open to women to-day there is almost no limit to advancement. A woman must be qualified, however, and to achieve this the best people to study with are Hemingway's—the foremost experts in secretarial practice. Write to-day for Free Book, "Secretarial Degree,” to i HEMINGWAY'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516, Auckland. H1371