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AMUSEMENTS Book Early For Last Days H STATE S_ || 1 'Phone 32-249 |j “Where Christchurch Meets.” AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. Throughout N.Z. 2.15 P.M, TWICE-DAILY 8 P.M. Andrew Stone Presents “SENSATIONS OF 1945” “SENSATIONS OF 1945” “SENSATIONS OF 1945” In addition to Eleanor Powell DENIS O'KEEFE SOPHIE TUCKER C. AUBREY SMITH W. C. FIELDS See these famous Circus Acts: The PALLINBERG PERFORMING BEARS HUBERT CASTLE, The Wire-walking Desperado. THE CHRISTIANIS, Dare-devil Trapeze Artists The Sensational Educated Stallion, “STARLESS NIGHT.” THE SKATING COPELANDS THE JUGGLING JOHNSONS MEL. HALL. TRICK CYCLIST A United Artists Release (Approved" for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves No. 6 Plan, D.1.C., or Theatre. FRIDAY NEXT THE SCREEN SHINES WITH A NEW GLORY THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK THAT HELD MILLIONS SPELLBOUND WITH ITS SHEER BEAUTY AND BREATHTAKING EXCITE/MENT NOW BECOMES 20th CENTURY-FOX’S MOST MEMORABLE MOTION PICTURE. The Directors of Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Proudly Present A. J. CRONIN’S A. J. CRONIN’S “THE KEYS “THE KEYS “THE KEYS OF THE OF THE KINGDOM” KINGDOM” KINGDOM” With the Most Distinguished Cast of Players Ever Assembled in one Picture. GREGORY PECK GREGORY PECK Tie Sensational New Discovery. • Thomas Mitchell Vincent Price Rosa Stradner Roddy McDowall Edmund Gwenn Sir Cedric Hardwicke Peggy Ann Garner And a . Host of Others.. A 20th Century-Fox Release. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE GLORIOUS STORY OF AN UNCONQUERABLE MAN. NEVER BEFORE HAS A MOTION PICTURE REACHED SUCH HEIGHTS OF EMOTION—SUCH SWEEP OF ADVENTURE. Early Application For Reserves is Essential PLANS NOW OPET^ AT D.I.C. (No. 6) AND THEATRE. YOU CAN JUDGE FOR YOURSELF AT THE COMPETITIONS. CIVIC WEDNESDAY NEXT. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE PARAMOUNT TAILORING COMPANY LTD.—m Voluntary Liquidation In the Matter of Section 222 of the Companies Act, 1933. NOTICE is hereby given that by an entry dated the 20th day of September, 1945, in the Minute Book of the above-named Company, the following Special Resolution was duly passed;— “That the Company be wound up voluntarily, and that John Moore Hargreaves, Public , Accountant, of Christchurch, be, and is hereby appointed Liquidator of the Company. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against the Company are requested to render accounts for same with full particulars to the undersigned not later than the Bth October, 1945. J. M. HARGREAVES, PubUc Accountant, 161 Hereford street, Christchurch. MIDLAND BUS. TROTS AT METHVEN tTURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th, 1945, •ECIAL BUSES WILL RUN as under; LIMITED NUMBER OF BUSES will ,VE MIDLAND BUS STATION. 31 ifield street. AT 9 A.M. for above, return after last race. FARE 10/- RETURN, vlng to the restrictions placed on the iber who may travel by bus it isesial that intending patrons purchase r tickets at an early date, ckets now available frcm MIDLAND ! STATION, 31 Lichfield street. [ITECLIFFS-COALGATE-HORORATA-METHVEN >ECIAL BUS WILL LEAVE WHITEFFS at 9 a.m.. Glentunnel 9.5 a.m., [gate 9.10 a.m., and Hororata 9.20 , for Methven, returning after last FARE 7/6 RETURN. )K YOUR SEAT WITH OUR WHITECLIFFS DRIVER. RACES CANCELLED THE ABOVE TRIPS WILL NOT RUN. 2561 CARTAGE OF ARMY HUTS. ARMY HUTS. ARMY HUTS. PURCHASED FROM WAR ASSETS REALISATION BOARD.) ARE PREPARED TO TRANSPORT 1Y HUTS—EITHER ASSEMBLED OB MANTLED FROM WESTERFIELD IP OR ASHBURTON AIRPORT TO ANY LPCALITY. CARTAGE QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION. BURNETTS MOTORS, LTD., EAST STREET. ASHBURTON. 'Phone 298. PO. BOX 71. OPTICIANS JOHN R PROCTER. LTD, OPTICIANS (Since 1877). 206 High street. Christchurch. PHONE 36-081 Next U F.S Dispensary London and New Zealand trained Opticians In Attendance GLASSES WHALE’S OPTICAL SERVICE. Established over 40 years. 677 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH Also Ashburton and Oamaru. INVALIDS VISITED •Phone 36-494 WIB9B WALTER J WATSONS. OPTICIANS 695 COLOMBO STREET (Next Kincaids) 'PHONE 35-226. W1726