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Press, Volume LXXX, Issue 24420, 21 November 1944, Page 1

A Goad jjiauffit ; Is What .And Here It v ls. '‘ • ' It’s The Hit Of The Year. atso seßironNG' 1944 MELBOURNE CUP _p STATE I ; ’Phont rrra

“ Where Christchurch' Meete.**', AMALGAMATED .THEATM®. itiOr (Throughout N;2?K ' ■ ' - ' Hearing Aids Availablerr-, . ' 2.15 pin. TWICE DAILY. 8 r pjh.’ 3rd BIG WEEK - : You’ve Never Seen Anything To Equal It. United Artists ’ Present THE FAMOUS FRENCH FAHCE. ‘ “UP IN MABEL’S R0OM” “UP IN MABELS RCK)M!’ “UP IN MABEL’S ROONT * 1

(Recommended by Censor for. Adults.) ! IT’S A RIOT—A ROMP; Ji 'PANIC OF:A PICTURE,. - • ■ PLANS.-AT D.I.C.BEGGS. or THEATR& » • GET READY TO, WELCOME ! “The Sullivans’* , THEY’RE COMING SOON gilbert and Sullivan OPERA: SEASON; PREFERENTIAL BOOKING NOW OPEN AT THE D.1.C.. - Where Big Booking is proceedings THEATRE ROYAL I

NEXT SATURDAY, NOV. ’ 25th." ' • FOR A SEASON GE. FIVE NIGiEEPS AND ONE MATINEE Commencing with ; MATINEE AT v2.ISvP.M. BIG GALA PERFORMANCE , AT 8 O’CLOCK. . The Canterbury Armed Service*’ Operatic Society, By Arrangement with ■ J. C. Williamson Ltd., ' ■ Present * • . Gilbert and Sullivan's Ever-popular Opera "THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE” “THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE** “THE PIRATES'OF PENZANCE" “THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE” “THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE*,’ ’ (Produced by LEN. BARNES) ’ ■ • ■ .With; : A BRILLIANT CAST AND CHORUS > OF GIRLS AND ' PIRATES. ' 80 PERFORMERSL-^gT Box Plans for the 4s Reservations mil open at the D.I.C. To-morrow r alp.3o .rjnl. PRICES: Preferential■ Booking ss. . .;•{ ■ EVENING: 45.:35,- 25.: 1-t MATINEE:'3s. 2s. ■ NOTE.--All .Prices Free of Tax,-. Proceeds in aid of " Canterbury Provincial Patriotic Fund, • • \ ■ 84W PUBLIC NOTICES. V I WISH TO ADVISE FARMERS I Will-be Buying Wool, Skins; etc., rieai* : Saleyards, AT OXFORD ON THURSDAY. CYRIL WATKINS,. RANGIDRA. ' ,‘Phpne, 223, \ • 60S OUR Expert,. MR ALAN KEfcR, :1s now engaged on his seasonal servicing‘ of MOWERS. BINDERS, AND IMPLEMENTS on the FARM.; ■: FARMERS, 'Phone 12BM*.R(mglofa.. Or 35-751 Christchurch,, and" take-advantag* .of this service. ■>' v. ; > ? ;PKiLtifNOa •rawiiiSaJT^'-'^ro.'c : '- MR W. E. BELLAMY., iate-FunetaFTSirec-tor, GREVMOUTH, wishesib, advise his friends that he , is l- hoW,' residing V in CHRISTCHURCH . andha,* Joined the .staff of JOHN RHIND,- Funeral Directors,. " lsy LONDON STREET, PHONE i : ;’'?3i2 j. Jeffs,, p.cbihi., . Public Accountant,, Audltbir,. HAS AT - 96 HEREFORD §T." WEST. .' ’Phone 33-767. ; ; P.0.-Bbx 677. 580 TO IMPORTERS OF BRITISH,. GOODS, TRADERS DESIRING EFFICIENT-POST-WAR SERVICE ARE INVITED" TO; COM-; MUNICATE WITH; r LIMITED. EXPORTERS AND* BOTWG AGENTS, 16 Church ;iahe. HahWw®tC Birmingham 20, England. Moderate LTexrits-. based on; annual turnover and' flhanelal needs. Highest reference?. . '• , ,8510

PUBLIC NOTICE. . £2 .R E WARD/ . :v; THE above Reward wjll bfe riven to son' who could supply information -as ;tp recovery of Sports Bicycle i(N6.-2199); missing. Nov. >Uth, 1944.', outside Klni-Bd-ward Barracks, or to person giving mation so as to apprehend-the Ip possession. of same. -.AUmatter treated' strictly confidential. ■. /*:' V . W. YEE JACK, or P.O. BoxlMfr Chfo.;. DEMOCRATIC LABOUR &&&&*$ * TRAMWAY AND DRAINAGE-BOARD - ■ ' ■ "ELECTIONS, r-7 ■’ T;■ u\‘; 'f CANDIDATES SPEAK - ? TO-NIGHT—Comer Colombo / it.: end . .Edgeware road. . . -■ WEDNESDAY; 7.30 p.m.' Majestic', corner, • Manchester street; ’ ! : - THURSDAY. 8 p.m., Sumner; Totvn: H4U. FRIDAY, 7.3Q p.m-, .Corner Colombo and Gloucester sts. - • A 10-POXNT POLICY OF ■ PROGRESS'. WE FIGHT FOR NEW ZEALAND.. . TRAMWAY BOARD , TRAMWAY BOARD TRAMWAY BOARD ’ TRAMWAY BOARD , r . ... Riccarton-Fendaltpn Sub-District harold north HAROLD NORTH HAROLD. NORTH HAROLD NORTH OFFICIAL . CITIZENS’ CANDIDATE j- • OFFICIAL CITIZENS’, CANDIDATE . Endorsed by. both Christchurch aiid:; Riccfrton Citizens’ , Asspciatloiis., DON’T SPLIT THE VOTE A split , vote is a .lost vote; ■ The» Issue is clear-cut. Vote for the. approved Citizens’ Candidate. VOTE NORTH • ‘ VOTE NORTH And Sound Business'Adrhlnistratibn. ■' V : ■ . ■; /fßss ■ HURRY ■' ■■ HURRY HURRY £3OO MOTOR-CAR FOR 6d; £3OO MOTOR-CAR. FOR 6d. £ 300 , MOTOR-CAR -FOR M, . - £3OO MOTOR-GAB M, £3OO- MOTOR-GAR ‘FOR ! 6d. - . . £3OO MOTOR-CAR FQR M., . FIRST PRIZE, MORRIS- CAR FIRST PRIZE. MORRIS„ 8 SPORTS. CAR FIRST PRIZE,, MORRIS 8 SPORTS. CAR AND 49 /OTHER - PRIZES AS - WK-L. AND 49 OTHER PRIZES , AS WELL. ARMY MISS VICTORY, GREAT 6d RAFFLE. GREAT 6d RAFFLE 1 . ’ TICKETS ARE SELLING LIKE HOT CAKES. BE IN! ’ Closes Nov, 30—Drawn/Dec. 18. : TICKETS SOLD EVERYWHERE. ' • If you have any difficulty in /dhtaihing rickets, send 10/- for 20 Tickets, to the licensee; S. A.’Orchard, ; P.O.;Boxi23T, Christchurch; , JM79

LYTTELTON < AiPVEBH§EB6ENXt>, SMART Youth tor Harbour li?|t Theatre. Apply at Theatre. - 1 ■ - "w* PRESBYTIBIAN; ftosis f •' : V • v;Wßbjra^Air.{; ’ Doors Open. 2 p.m; ani 7; pant;-: r 86? LYTTELTON RECEPTION COMMITTEE. CIVIC •WBU3dMB;W4E- v E®tu««l Servicemen, ; EXCELSIOR HALL,- WEDNESDAY,—NOV. 22nd, 8 'P.M. ~ W. T. LESTER, Chairman.