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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23804, 25 November 1942, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS. Essential to Reserve’ MAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213. AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. DAILY 20th Century-Fox Films Present THE YEAR’S MOST TIMELY AND IMPORTANT PICTURE “TO THE “TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI” SHORES OF TRIPOLI” SHORES OF TRIPOLI” SHORES OF TRIPOLI” SHORES OF TRIPOLI” In Striking Technicolour Dedicated to the Marines who, at Wake Island, wrote the Most Glorious Chapter in their 166 years of Fighting History. TO-DAY IN THE SOLOMONS THE U.S. MARINES ARE HELPING TO WRITE AMERICA’S HISTORY IN BULLETS AND BRAVERY. Starring John Maureen Randolph PAYNE O'HARA SCOTT FHE ON-THE-SCENE STORY OF UNCL* SAM’S FIGHTING NEPHEWS.. (Approved for Universal PLANS D.1.C.. BEGGS. and THEATRE. Handel’s MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH MESSIAH By HARMONIC SOCIETY HARMONIC SOCIETY and LIEDERTAFEL LIEDERTAFEL Conductor: Victor C. Peters. Organist: W. Melville Lawry. CIVIC ’ THEATRE, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 2nd, 8 P.M. Soloists: Ailsa Nicol, Ruth Royds. Thomas E. West, and Wm. B. Lambert (Dunedin). ADMISSION 2s. Booking at DJ.C. PUBLIC NOTICES WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS CANNOT PUBLISH! \ MR S. G. HOLLAND. M.P.. Leader of .the Opposition, will address Members, Friends, and Supporters of the N.Z. National Party at the RADIANT HALL, KILMORE STREET. FRIDAY NEXT, NOVEMBER 27th, AT 8 P.M. Mr Holland will give a frank explanation on the following and other cogent matters:— 1. The War Administration Cabinet. 2. The Truth behind the Coal Strike. 3. The Political Situation—Principles dr Expediency. ‘ I 4. -All about the Censorship. Is it being used for Political Purposes? 5. What the National Party should do, and why. Keep this night free: the information to be given will repay you. 6668 CANTERBURY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. • ROSE AND CUT FLOWER SHOW. CALEDONIAN HALL. KILMORE ST, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOV. 26 and 27, 1942. Show Opens: 2 p.m. THURSDAY - 10 a.m. FRIDAY The season is an excellent one for Roses and everyone should visit the Caledonian Hall to see the latest and- best in the “Queen oX Summer Flowers." Besides Roses, the Cut Flowers and Decorative work’ will be a feature. There will also be outstanding comprehensive displays from. local gardens. PERCY C. BROWNE, 6734 Secretary, CHEVIOT COUNTY COUNCIL. BALANCE-SHEET FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31st, 1942. PURSUANT to Section 139 of “The Counties Act. 1920,’’ PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that copies of the Audited Balance-sheet and Statement of Accounts of the County of Cheviot, fertile year ended 31st March, 1942, will remain open for inspection during office hours, at the County Office, Cheviot, and at the Post Office, Cheviot, and at the Parnassus and Domett Stores until the 21st December, 1942. 1 P. L. CRAMPTON. County Clerk. Cheviot, November 20th, 1942. 6.545 LOST AND FOUND. FOUND astray on “Foxdown,’ Black and Tan Sheep Dog, dragging chain. Apply A. D. Fox, Scargill. 6775 LOST, Small Red Purse, containing sum of money. Reward. ’Phone 33-301. LOST, Bunch Keys, Chrlstchurch-Burn-hnm train. Finder please ring Glen, 30-132. Urgent. : LOST, at Hawkins, Black and White Collie Dog (Glen). Reward. J. W. Timpson, Hawkins. X 3093 LOST, £5 Note, High street. Square, Tuesday. Communicate Evans. 115 Lichfield street. Reward. X 3209 LOST. 19th inst.. Greenstone Tiki, pin attached. Valued keepsake. Please ring 32-804. Good reward. 1053 LOST, Addington Racecourse or in Christchurch. Diamond Cluster Ring. Good reward. 74 Breezes road. X 3166 LOST, Black Wallet, Tlmaru train Sunday. Send-off gift overseas soldier. Good reward. Write A 3171. “Press.” LOST, Sunday, vicinity Worcester street, Blue Cardigan, small cable, snort sleeves. Reward returning 529 Hereford st. X 3218 LOST, Pair Horn-rimmed Spectacles in case. Christchurch, November 18. Reward. YIBB. “Press.” Ashburton. 1114 LOST, from Woolston Station. Saturday night, Gent’s Sports Cycle, black frame, white mudguards. Good reward for return of same to 20 Junction st., Woolston. LOST. Gold Fountain Pen in P. 0., Monday morning, initialled G. Marriner. 1941. Keepstake from overseas. Reward on returning to 19 Hey wood terrace. Richmond,. or write A 3152, “Press." STRAYED from 90 Philpotts road. Black Cow, Ayrshire Cross. Reward. Finder please communicate Burton, above address. 1099 WOULD Finder of Small Purse. In of vicinity Century Theatre, Thurs., 19th. I kindly ’Phone 38-408? . X321fl ■ ■■— ~ " hj