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AMUSEMENTS Your Entertainment Guide. CHRISTCHURCH CINEMAS. LTD. Present at the | REGENT | 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. DEANNA DURBIN Singing her way through her first Comedy Mystery “LADY ON A TRAIN” With RALPH BELLAMY DAVID BRUCE ED. EVERETT HORTON RESERVES D.I.C. or REGENT, 34-616. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults) |' TIVOLI I 2 P.M. NOW SHOWING 8 P.M. Shoppers’ Session, Friday. 5 p.m. HURRAH FOR THE IRISH Universal’s Sparkling Comedy “THE MERRY MONAHANS” DONALD O CONNOR PEGGY RYAN JACK OAKIE ANN BLYTH Box Plans at DJ.C. Theatre ’Phone (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) 1 THEATRE ROYAL | 2 P.M TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. A TECHNICOLOUR TRIUMPH Drama . . . Action . . . Suspense . . . Against Realistic Backgrounds of Storm-swept Atlantic Seas, Rugged Florida Keys and Picturesque Charleston Gardens in Springtime . . . Brought to the Screen in the Breathtaking Beauty of Technicolour. CECIL B. De MILLE’S Stirring Saga of the Seas “REAP THE WILD WIND” “REAP THE WILD WIND” Starring x RAY MILLAND PAULETTE GODDARD JOHN WAYNE RAYMOND MASSEY A Paramount Picture (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Plans at D.I.C. Theatre ’Phone 36-329. [GRAND t ,W uo a THRILLS! EXCITEMENT! MYSTERY! Van Heflin Marsha Hunt “KID GLOVE KILLER” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A GREAT NEW FILM ADVENTURE! Linda Darnell John Shepperd “THE LOVES OF EDGAR ALLAN POE” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.)

I THEATRE ROYAL [ RETURN SEASON ONE WEEK ONLY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd. (GRAND OPENING MATINEE 2.15 P.M.) TO SATURDAY. MARCH 2nd. Positively Last Week in Christchurch TILL AFTER AUSTRALIAN TOUR “THE KIWIS” “THE KIWIS” “THE KIWIS” “THE KIWIS” N.Z.’s most brilftant Comedy Company of Ex-Soldiers, headed by leading exmembers- of the original Kiwi Concert Party of the Middle East. In “TUNISIAN TEMPO” “TUNISIAN TEMPO” BIG NEW SHtSv E WHICH OPENS AT BRISBANE AT EASTER. “THE KIWIS” “THE KIWIS” “THE KIWIS” “THE KIWIS” JOIN IN THIS JOYOUS SEND-OFF TO NEW ZEALAND’S MOST POPULAR VARIETY ENTERTAINERS. BOOK TO-DAY AT D.I.C. (Matinees Wednesday and Saturday) Prices: D.C. and Reserved Stalls 6/-, Unreserved Stalls 4/-, Gallery 2/-. Matinees: D.C. and R.S. 5/-, Stalls 3/-. Gallery 1/6 (all plus tax). Children Half Price to D.C. and Stalls at all performances. Dir.: K.C.P. Entertainments, Ltd. CANTERBURY AMATEUR ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS. Canterbury, South Canterbury, and West Coast Champions competing. RUGBY PARK SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 16, at 2.15 p.m. Admission to Stand, Is. Take Springfield Road Bus to Grounds, or No. 4 Tram. 5299 PUBLIC NOTICES NO SHOOTING Is permitted on CONNEMARA AND HIDDEN HILLS STATIONS at PARNASSUS without permission. Trustees late G. L. RUTHERFORD. 5248 LEGAL PARTNERSHIP MR A. T. BELL and MR E. B. E. TAYLOR wish to announce that they HAVE ENTERED INTO PARTNERSHIP AS FROM FEBRUARY Ist, 1946. and that their practices will now be carried on under the firm name of BELL AND TAYLOR. Their address will still be Ist Floor, Epworth Chambers. 176 Hereford street, Christchurch. A. T. BELL. E. B. E. TAYLOR. 4570 AFTER FIVE YEARS WE ONCE AGAIN ARE ABLE TO MAKE GARMENTS TO MEASURE AT THE SAME COST AS STOCK GARMENTS. SUITINGS AND COATINGS TO CHOCSE FROM. ROSALIE LADIES’ WEAR. LTD., 755 Colombo st., Chch. 5432 WE PURCHASE FOR CASH ANY OLD GOLD, JEWELLERY. DIAMOND RINGS. Of any description, and any amount. We are ablet to offer ADVANTAGEOUS PRICES WATSON’S, JEWELLERS. LTD (’Phone 35-226), 695 Colombo street. 278 High st. (’Phone 35-227) . HI9O7FP DANGEROUS TREES Felled or Grubbed. Ornamental Trees Pruned. SECTIONS CLEARED. 40 Years’ Practical Experience. Insured Against All Risks. C. M. WEST, P.O Box 192 Messages (Office Hours), ’Phone 35-853. Private (Evenings), 'Phone 24-936. 4978 FINNERTY-LEJGH STUDIO. Messrs Finnerty and. Wislang t Finnerty - Wislang Studio) have dissolved Partnership, and thank Patrons for their support. The Studio will now be known as the FINNERTY-LEIGH STUDIO, and quality will still be the watchword. 155 GLOUCESTER STREET. ■Phone 41-397.F257 ASHLEY COUNTY COUNCIL PENALTY ON UNPAID RATES. 1945-46 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant to Section 76 of "The, Rating Act, 1925,” a PENALTY of an additional TEN PER CENTUM will be added to ALT* RATES for the year 1945-46 REMAINING UNPAID after the 14th day of March, 1946. J. M. FINLAY, County Clerk. LOBURN, February 13th, 1946.5451 D.D.T., New Triple Strength. Now available. 3/6 bottle; l-gal., 22/6. Iggo’s Pharmacy, Cashel street. - -- X 3043