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AMUSEMENTS. EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT THIS GRAND PROGRAMME SEASON EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND. STATE ■Phone 32-249. "Where Christchurch Meets” AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD,, Throughout N.Z. Hearing Aids Available. 2nd BIG WEEK 3 SESSIONS TO-DAY 2.15 p.m. .. 6 p.m. .. 8 p.m. EXCITING DRAMATIC THRILLING The True Story of Amy Johnson and her Jim—“ The Flying Mollisons” =r “WINGS 1 AND THE 1 1. WOMAN” = Starring ANNA NEAGLE ROBERT NEWTON An R.K.O. Radio Release, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Excellent Supports Include WALT DISNEY’S “ Baggage Busters ” Also NEWS SPECIAL UNVEILING MEMORIAL TO THE LATE RT. HON MICHAEL SAVAGE BOOK EARLY PLANS at D.1.C., BEGGS. and- THEATRE SOUTHERN RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB. PRACTICE GAMES, SATURDAY. 10th APRIL, 1943. OPEN GRADES, at Sydenham Park, 2.30 p.m. UNDER 18, 17, 16, . Waltham Park, 2.30 p.m, UNDER 15, 7 Stone, and 6 Stone, Waltham Park, 2.00 p.m. All New Members and Coaches are requested to attend. 9678 S. M. PERYER, Secretary. H.S. OLD BOYS’ FOOTBALL CLUB. THE OPENING PRACTICE will be held at the School Grounds, Straven road on SATURDAY, the 10th INST., AT 2 P.M. Xl6ll W. J. DIXON, Hon. Sec. SHAMROCK ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CLUB. —Opening Practice, HAGLEY PARK, Saturday, April 10, at 2 p.m. Intending Senior or Junior Players are Invited to attend or communicate with J. West, C/o. Farmers’ Co-op. Assn. X 1624 PUBLIC NOTICES. RED CROSS RAFFLES. No. 3 Hamper: 91150. Whiskey; 88391. supper Cloth: 8113. Bisctflt Barrel: 77882, Jressing Gown: 10228. No. 1 Doll (Red): 71447. White Blankets: 65471. Clock: 3727. Gingham Gown: 37113, Blue Blankits: 80950. Coffee Set: A 12171. Ring: [4248. MORE RESULTS TO-MORROW, 9680 RED CROSS SHOP, April 7th. Result of Raffles.—Sweets. 86935, 86884, 86938; Compact Set, 69609; Boys’ Knitted Suit, 86805; Petrol, 821853, 90988. 840435; Cups and Saucers, 86161; Pair Fowls, 69726, B19531; Hamper, 87213; Ham, 85601; Unlced Cakes, 824526, 86097; Iced Cakes, 92584, 92910, 92953; Sugar. 91581; Child’s Tea Set, 86385; Smocked Frock, 86465; Soldiers’ Parcel, 76049: Nightdress, 97027; Pair Ducks, 64092; Doll, 69170; Stockings. 97420; 97428. Thanks to all who have helped and contributed; X 1593 RESULT OF “MISS ENGLAND” RAFFLES. Papanui Auxiliary Police Raffle: 1179, 2198, 2008. Call: L. J. Dale, Papanui. Treasure Hunt Result: £5 to 8018; 10/to 8374 (four unclaimed): 5/- to 5043, 8412. 8030, 8369, 5409, 47, 8081, 534, 480 (1 unclaimed). Silk Stockings: No. 1 Raffle, 568, M. Riles. No. 2 Raffle, 108, S. Parkes. A. W. V. REEVE, Organiser, Room 4, Hereford St. P.O. X 1655 SECOND NEW ZEALAND EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. RETURNED MEN, RELATIVES, AND NEXT-OP-KIN. THE DOMINION PRESIDENT of the 2nd N.Z. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE ASSOCIATION. MR E. L. THWAITES, of Auckland. is at present VISITING CHRISTCHURCH and will be pleased to meet Men and Women returned from this War. ALSO Relatives and Next-of-Kin, TO-DAY (FRIDAY), CLARENDON HOTEL, 9 A.M. TO 12 NOON, and 3 P.M. TO 5 P.M. EVENING: 7.15 P.M. TO 8 P.M. 154 HEREFORD ST. (Upstairs). 9686 PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. Sides Mutton, from ' 5/6 Forequarters 2/Loins 2/Tripe 5d lb 41b Stewing Chops 1/51b Dripping 1/K.K.K. BUTCHERY. 224 FERRY ROAD. » H6176 FURNITURE FOR SALE. HUTCHINSON, WHITE, LTD. 9x9 TAPESTRY Carpet, in fair condition, cheap, £3. Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria square. : : LINO., 100 yards good used Lino. Good shades and pattern. Prices from 2s yard. Hutchinson and White's, Victoria square. RECORD Vacuum Cleaner, in good c<mdition, trial given. Price £6. Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria square. SINGER Sewing Machine, in good order. Cheap, £3 10s. Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria square. LARGE 3-pce. Wool Moquot*e Chesterfield Suite, in excellent order. Genuine bargain, £l2 10s, Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria square. 3-PIECE Rimu Bedroom Suite in very good repair. Price only £6 10s. Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria'square. NEWMAIDE Carpet Sweeper, had very little use. Cash price £3 15s. Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria square. GREY Oak Bedroom Suite, very modern design, first-class order. Genuine bargain, £27 10s. Hutchinson and White’s, Victoria square. FURNITURE WANTED. FREE Valuations, ’Phone 40-010 and we will call without obligation. Hutchinson and White’s. Victoria square. H4844 FRUIT. PLANTS. PRODUCE. ETC. I TOMATOES, 2d, 3d, and 4d lb, green Id. 1 Bring bags. 483 Linwood ave., past Cemetery. : 712 APPLES; Cox’s 3s, Jonathans 2s 6d; Tomatoes 4s and 3s case; Onions 6s, Small 5s s.b. 40 Grafton st. ; 735 TOMATOES, 4s 181b case, cheap for sauce, 3d lb. Orders taken for fall. Aorangl Nurseries, 104 Aorangi rd.. Bryndwr. ’Phone 23-975. : 621 GARDEN of Eden—Bottling Pears, 41b Is, 8s 6d case. Ripe pears. Delicious, and Lord Wolseley, 51b Is, 7s 6d case. Country orders Is extra. 50 Langdon’s road, Papanui. ■■ ■- BOARD AND RESIDENCE. BOARD Wanted Urgently, daily demand. The Hereford Agency (opp. Bank of N.Z.). 'Phone 37-771 X 612 CENTRALLY-HEATED Dining-room, H. and C. water in bedrooms. Excelsior Hotel. 14s day. 4 SUPERIOR Board Offered 2 or 3 Elderly persons, close in. Nursing attention if necessary. Banks. 108' Armagh st. GENTLEMAN has Accommodation for one Lady in Furnished Bungalow. Would share work and expenses. No Rent. ’Phone 35-652 between 6.30-7.30 p.m., or D 1175, "Press.” CYCLES BUY, HIRE AND SELL. CROOKE’C Cycle Stand, 109 Gloucester st. (next Hay’s), open daily till midnight. CYCLES, Tandems,, and Push-chairs for Hire from P. C. Crooke, 109 Gloucester st. CYCLES Wanted, also Joy Cycles; best prices. P. C. Crooke, 109 Gloucester st. •Phone 32-397. —■ 8959