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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 24076, 12 October 1943, 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 Pur Renovation NOW. Furs Cleaned and Repaired. Deposits and Cash Orders Accepted.

I AMUSEMENTS. II LIBERTY I] . 'Phone 35-067. AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) MATINEES DAILY At 2 P.M. ' EVENINGS PROMPTLY At 7.30. TYRONE POWER His Greatest Starring Role! JOAN FONTAINE Another Academy Award Performance! 20th Century’s Mammoth Success “THIS ABOVE ALL” “THIS ABOVE ALL” “ THIS ABOVE ALL ” You will live and Love Every Breath-Taking Minute of It! No. 2 Star Attraction i MILTON BERLE, MARY BETH HUGHES, REGINALD DENNY In the Screaming Mystery-Comedy “OVER MY DEAD BODY” (Both Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS D.1.C., BEGGS, and LIBERTY. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. MASTER BUTCHERS’ WAR EFFORT COMMITTEE. civic theatre; COMMUNITY SINC COMMUNITY SINC

—community-;’sing COMMUNITY - SINQ i SPECIAL. NIGHT.: SPECIAL NIGHT. DRAWING OF £SO FOR 3*d ART .■ « . ALSO—THREE SPECIAL PRIZES wlllj be Awarded—FlßST £3, Second £2, Third; £l. '• Provided’the Tickets can be produced ’ in the Hall at .the Time of Drawing. ASSISTING: The Warren Trio, Mr Georges Campbell. Mr Ivan Costello. Mrs Mc-‘‘ Eackon, and Mr Allen (organ), Mrs Dot;' Coles (piano). Mr J. Fowler (drums), Mr* J. Parsons. Mr Henry Lee (song leader). YOU MAY BE LUCKY—BE. WITH US.' TO-NIGHT’S THE NIGHT. TO-NIGHT’S THE 'NIGHT. 29*4; SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING ’ SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING. SKATING' SKATING SKATING SKATING THE BRIGHTEST PLACE IN.' TOWN. DELUXE * SKATING RINK Kilmore * street. DAYTIME SESSIONS: Luncheon, 12.30 to 2 p.m. Afternoons, 2.30 tn 4.30 p.m. • Learners, 5.15 to 6.30 p.m. Evening Sessions. 7JO to 10 p.m. •Wednesday' and~ 'SaturdayNight'Sessions,'7.3o to; JO 30. Saturday Sessions—--10 jo 12, 230 to 430. % 7.30 to 1030 p.m. 2914 INVERCARGILL TROTTING CLUB, (Invercargill), r SPRHjTG MEETING' » SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th,. 1943. NOMINATIONS close with the undersigned at 5 pan. on THURSDAY. OCTOBER 14th. 1943. (Full programme in the issues of the N.Z. Trotting Calendar pf September 15th and 29th.) ,- ; c J. E. CUTHILL, Secretary, | N Invercargill,;! ; Telephone 1136. '?. Telegrams, “Useful.”. P.O. Box 249. ; 2924 PANCEB. TUESDAY NIGHT DANCE. \ TUESDAY NIGHT DANCE. ; ; SCOTTISH SOCIETY HALT. ,1 OLD AND NEW. DANCES - HUGHIE EVANS’ BAND—Playing the Latest Hits. 10/- CASH MONTE CARLO. Admission 2/-. Supper Provided.. ■ TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, ' ■ ' ' ' - 31» TO-NIGHT DANCING AT TO-NIGHT THE RENDEZVOUS, TO-NIGHT 100 Stanmore road. TO-NIGHT Len Blogg and his Orchestra. 10s Cash Monte Carlo. Admission 2a. ' (includes Supper). ; X 9383 COMPLIMENTARY DANCE AND CARO EVENING will be tendered to Private B. Moody in 'the LINCOLN PUBLIC HALL on SATURDAY, October 16th. at 8 PJL Ladies Is and Basket, Gents 2s 6d, Men in Uniform Is. 294

LOST AND FOUND. £2 REWARD—Music Case, (navy blue), lost by member camp concert party. Case containing music left in tram shelter (Bank NJZ.) Thurs. night Required urgently. Will finder please ring Grand Theatre, 33-697, or "Phone 33-806 FOUND Fountain Pen, in our Rooms last Friday. Geo. Anderson and Sons. Auctioneers. 2919 BLACK and Tan Sheep Deg Lost Ranglora. Return Osborne, c/o. R. L. Fredd, Southbrook. 278 LADY’S Hogskin Glove, at Addington Trots, Saturday. Please ring 32-062, between 8 and 5. : 2918 LEFT in Telephone Box, Cathedral square. Book (The Near East), by Cecil Benton. ’Phone 22-103, or write P8375.-"Press..” LOST, 2 Horses, with covers on. Finder please ring 46-575. ; —' 299 LOST. Piece Gold Watch Chain, Ring 40-512, or' write D 9379, ‘‘Press.’’ Reward. LOST, Hand-knitted Grey Woollen Glove, vicinity Tivoli. Reward. PB3BO, “Press." • LOST by Soldier, Saturday, £5 Note, in I City or Marshland road Bus. Ring 30-668. I ; X 9328 LOST, Child’s Red Cardigan, 1.25 train from Lyttelton, Sunday. Reward. Ring 37-078. 301 LOST, In tram or vicinity Tennyson and Scmerfield sts.. Brooch. Also posy. Phone 24-119. X 9013 LOST, Friday night. Child’s Green Felt Handbag and Gloves. Reward. D 9360, “Press.” ; .—.—— LOST, Barbadoes street, Saturday, pair Silver Evening Shoes. 108 Edw'ard avei Reward. : X 9297 LOST, Lady’s Butler Bicycle, from Pannell’s right-of-way, Tuesday, Oct. sth. ’Phone 35-105. Reward. ————— 288 LOST in City Shopping Area, Parcel containing Pale Green Dress (Beath’s Label). Reward. P8378, "Press.” 289 LOST. Lid from Cream Can, Thursday last, vicinity Lincoln College cnr. Leave at E. Birch and Sons, Lincoln. X 9378 LOST, Grey Overcoat, Gloves in pocket, Thursday night, between Kaiapoi and Flaxton. Reward. “Press," Ranglora. 279 LOST, Sunday, Culverden to Hanmer, Soldier's Kit Bag containing Blankets, etc. Reward. 219 Papanul road. Phone 22-995. LOST from Municipal Abattoirs, Sockburn,- Hereford Heifer, branded 19 in Reply to Municipal Abattoirs. LOST ffoftn 37 Totara road. Rlccarton, last Friday, Turquoise Blue Budgie. Would anyone finding kindly ring ’phone 34-456. ———————————• X 9398 LOST, Yesterday. Lady’s White Doeskin Glove (right hand), between Hereford and Kilmore streets, via Colombo st.' P8379, "Press.” - ■ ■ - 1 ■ ■ 290 LOST in Fitzgerald avenue, between Cashel and Worcester streets. Navy Blue Skirt. Reward on returning to 341 Cashel street. : * ——, PERSON who found on Saturday morning, Gloucester street, 1 Two-raw Pearl Necklace, return D 9261. “Press." Reward. STRAYED from Ellesmere on October®/ one Roan Dairy Cow, in full profit. AH'-, one knowing whereabouts, apply A.-W.• Wilson, Ellesmere. Springston RaJ. ■ W