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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23805, 26 November 1942, Page 1

LONDON HOUSE, LTD. LONDON HOUSE. LTD (Next Door 3Z8.) 742 COLOMBO STREET CHRISTCHURCH. COSTUMES—FURS—COATS COSTUMES—FURS—COATS FURS: Use our Lay-by for your Fur t Renovation NOW. Furs Cleaned and Repaired. Deposits and Cash Orders Accepted.

AMUSEMENTS. RESERVE NOW FOR WEEK-END PLANS ARE FILLING MAYFAIR ■Phone 31-213. AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available DAILY - 2.15. 8 p.m. 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” 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 THE ON-THE-SCENE STORY OF UNCLE SAM’S FIGHTING NEPHEWS. FREE LIST SUSPENDED (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS Di.C.. BEGGS, and THEATRE. CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB (Incorporated.) METROPOLITAN MEETING, 1942. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, AND SATURDAY, DECEMBER sthTRAINS will leave Christchurch for the Racecourse, stopping at Addington, at intervals from 10.30 a.m. to 12.15 p.m.' TRAMS at frequent intervals. ADMISSION CHARGES. To Course: Each 1/-. Motor-cars, etc. (including driver) each entry 2/-; Taxis (all day pass), each 2/-. To Inside Enclosure: Each 2/6. MEMBERS OF H.M. FORCES IN UNIFORM WILL BE ADMITTED FREE OF CHARGE. CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED EXCEPT UPON PAYMENT OF THE USUAL CHARGES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by the Regulations made by the Club, under Section 33 of the Gaming Act, ,1908, all bookmakers and undesirable persons are excluded from the Christchurch Racecourse while same is being used or occupied by the Canterbury Jockey Club for a Race Meeting. 1 FIRST RACE EACH DAY, 12 NOON. F. T. H. BELL. 6641 Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES ONE RECITAL ONLY. Dec. 7th. 8 pm. HENRY PENN *rogramme: Four Scherzos, Chopin; Sonata in C, Beethoven:- “Towards the lame,” Seriabln; and, with Jean Anderon, Suite No. 3 for Two Pianos, Arensky. BEGGS’ CONVERT HALL, Box Plan at Begg and Co. THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE. ■, TRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIBNTST, Christehur^^wfll ■ hold tbis-’servjea-: IT MIDDAYTjN THE CHURCH., 63 WORCESTER STREET WEST, TO-DAY, rom 12.10’ to 1.10. Subject: "THANKHGIVING," The Public are cordially invited. . 6637TRANSPORT LICENSING ACT, 1931.' ‘ No, 3 TRANSPORT LICENSING , AUTHORITY. .. HE Undermentioned application has been ■ceived by the No. 3 Transport Licensing uthorlty and written representations gainst the granting of the application tay be lodged with the undersigned Ithin seven clear days from the date hf üblication of this notice. ■ ■ • . If no such written, representations nre sceived within. the specified time, this uthorlty proposes to grant) the appllcaon without .further notice and without, aiding a Public Sittings. Particulars of the application may be btained from the undersigned.. GOODS SERVICE; Transfer: 25/3/304. C, G. Massey. Temuka, from D. A. Walker, Temuka. . ■ ! J. J. B. CONNOR, Secretary. 25th November/ 1942. 6820 RANSPORT LICENSING ACT.: 1931. No. 3 TRANSPORT LICENSING AUTHORITY. [E Undermentioned additional applican has been received by the No. 3 Transrt Licensing Authority and wIU be cpnlered at the sittings to be held In the ovincial Council Chambers., Durham ■eet, Christchurch, bn Thursday, 3rd cember, T942, commencing at 10.00 a.m. jOODS-SERVICE :• Amendment: 25/3/792. R. J. H. Miller. Christchurch. ; J. J. B. CONNOR. 1 . Secretary. !sth November, 1942, 6821 FRANK GRAHAM AND SON., (Established 50 Years.) SHAREBROKERS. TANAGERS FOR CANTERBURY OF ■HE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO.. LTD., SOMERSET HOUSE, 153 HEREFORD STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. GS4M THE BEST 1/- LUNCHEON IN THE CITY . —AT—THE PRINCESS ROYAL TEA ROOMS (Goucester street, opp. Theatre Royal.) (Mrs Guinness, Prop.) Try our Delicious Coffee “a la Vienna" Morning Tea, 6d; Afternoon Teas 9d, and 1/-. ' G. RADIO REPAIRS. ALL Types and Makes of Radio overhauled and repaired by Qualified Technicians. For Dependable Service Work, “SEE COTTER’S," LTD., Radio SpecialIsts, 158 High, street. 32-318. 6424 ANTIQUE Furniture, fine reproductions in Mahogany and Walnut. Repairs by Experts. J. McCracken and Sons, 188 Salisbury street, -r •■■ 1 1 3C63 LOST AND FOUND. FOUND, Black Wavy Coated Dog. Also Young light Fawn Whippet. Ring A.P.S., 36-863. 6834 BROWN ami Orange Cloth Shoes in Parcel. Reward. A 3458, “Press." • LOST, Bundle Music Books, between Beggs end Opawa. Please return toJßeggs. LOST, at Hawkins, Black and White Collie Dog (Glen). Reward. J. W. Timpson. Hawkins. : X 3098 LOST, 19th Inst., Greenstone Tlkl, pin attached. Valued keepsake. Please ring 32-804. Good reward. 1143 LOST, Sum of Money, Sumner, Scarborough end, by Soldier’s Wife. Apply A 3415, “Press.” Reward. LOST, Addington Racecourse or in Christchurch, Diamond Cluster Ring. Good reward. 74 Breezes road. — : —'■ X3I6S LOST, Black Wallet, Timaru train Sunday. Send-off gift overseas soldier. Good reward. Write A 3171, “Press.” LOST, Gold Wristlet Watch, vicinity Square or No. 4 Tram. Wednesday, 18th Inst. Valued gift. Reward. Apply A 3298, “Press.” LOST, Sunday afternoon, between Shakespeare road and Catholic Cathedral, Library Book. “Wanted by toe Gestapo." Reward. A 3463, “Press.” LOST, Gold Fountain Pen in P. 0.. Monday morning, initialled G. Marriner, 1941. Keepstake from overseas. Reward on'returning to 19 Heywoodterrace. Richmond. or write. A3ls2.“Press," ■. PAIR Navy Kid Gloves, left in Gold Band Taxi Friday. Reward. A 3127, “Press.” ■ 1128 STRAYED on my Property, Yellow Cow, in milk. If not claimed within 14 days wlll.be sold to defray expenses. C. Redmond, Cashmere road, Halswell. STRAYED from 80 PhHpotts road, Black Cow, Ayrshire Cross. Reward, Finder please communicate Burtosu above ad; dress.