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Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24400, 28 October 1944, Page 2

FURS RENOVATED AND REPAIRED / HtVLSai R®2SS • Don’t discard that Fur Coat or Necklet because it is worn in places, or is out of style or too small. With Import restrictions to-day; Furs are more valuable than ever. With worn pelts replaced or a few let in to make the fit better, your old Coat will look like new if you take it to— JAMES MacGIBBON THE FUR SPECIALIST—-154 ARMAGH STREET.

PUBLIC NOTICES. NAVY MISS VICTORY. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE POLICE SPORTS. POLICE SPORTS, POLICE SPORTS. THIS DAY THIS DAY THIS DAY THIS DAY SATURDAY ENGLISH PARK. MARCHING DISPLAY. CYCLING. CHOPPING. (Contestants other Centres peting.) SPECIAL JU JITSU DISPLAY BY WOMEN POLICE. Ufa Perambulator Races, jSSK-' : Valuable Prizes. || DRUM MAJORS’ DISPLAY. KflfiHHl NOVELTY EVENTS. BURLESQUE. SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR CHILDREN. L J6 from ComLOLLIE SCRAMBLES, Etc. ENGLISH PARK, THIS DAY (SATURDAY) City of Christchurch Pipe Band with Stirring Music and' a Striking Display. COMMENCING AT 1.30 P.M. Adults 1/-. Children 6d. NAVY MISS VICTORY. FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE POLICE SPORTS POLICE SPORTS POLICE SPORTS TO-DAY TO-DAY MARCHING DISPLAY CYCLING CHOPPING SPECIAL JU JITSU DISPLAY BY WOMEN POLICE DRUM MAJORS’ DISPLAY NOVELTY EVENTS BURLESQUE SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FOR CHILDREN. LOLLY SCRAMBLES. ETC. ENGLISH PARK TO-DAY ENGLISH PARK TO-DAY COMMENCING AT 1.30 P.M. Adults 1/-. Children 6d. 2582 Help Raise Funds The Army for Miss Victory Patriotic Asks Purposes for Your Support VICTORY FOR THis ARMY MISS VICTORY FOR THE ARMY MISS VICTORY, VICTORY, MISS M. HARRIS. ATTEND THESE ARMY MISS VICTORY ATTEND THESE ARMY MISS VICTORY FUNCTIONS. FUNCTIONS. GARDENERS! GARDENERS! HERE’S NEWS! GARDENERS! HERE’S NEWS! GARDENERS! HERE’S NEWS! THE CITY COUNCIL NURSERY WILL BE OPEN TO-DAY FOR INSPECTION. Admission Is. The following Lecturettes will be given: BUILDING A COMPOST HEAP (Mr L. McCaskill) 11-11.30 a.m. VEGETABLE (Mr C. Grant), 1.30-2 p.m. PROPAGATION (Mr Brockie). 2-2.20 p.m. POTTING (Mr M. J. Bkmett). 2.43-3.10 p.m. .DECORATIVE (Mrs E. L. King). 3.15-3.40 p.m. - Tea and Milk will be provided for Lunch and Afternoon Tea. Please bring your own eats. Take No. 5 tram or No. 6 bus from the Square to Aldwln’s road. The Nursery is five minutes’ walk from the tram down Canal reserve In Llnwood Park, next to the Llnwood Avenue School. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! Attend the Master Butchers’ CONCERT in the CIVIC THEATRE at 8 p.m. A great evening for everybody. The Burnham Military Band will attend. TO-MORROW—SUNDAY. MILITARY BAND will play at the BOTANIC GARDENS. Come and Listen to the Music amid the Beauty of our Botanic Gardens. 2578 m MISS Mim PARATA. AIR FORCE CANDIDATE FOR MISS VICTORY. THE FOUR CANDIDATES are out to RAISE £50,000 BY NOVEMBER 11th. If that seems a Jot of money to you, remember that there are over 60,000 New Zealanders still overseas. WHAT WE’RE ASKING FOR IS LESS THAN £1 FOR EACH OF THEM, to give them a few comforts and amenities. Is that too much, Christchurch? IF YOU ARE WILLING TO HELP IN RAISING THE MONEY, PLEASE COMMUNICATE WITH MRS LISTER, AIR FORCE RELATIONS. McKENZIES’ BLDGHIGH STREET, CH.'CH., TELEPHONE 38-857. 6916

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