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In “THE HIDDEN EYE” “THE HIDDEN EYE” ’ "THE HIDDEN EYE” “THE HIDDEN EYE”. „ With Frances Rafferty Ray Collins And the Amazing Dog rfttDAY” (Approved lor Universal Exhibition.) In Addition The Screen’s No. 1 Cowboy BILL ELLIOT BILL ELLIOT In a Thrill-packed Saga of the Wild West | “TAMING OF THE" WEST”"] Blaee—Flrt. Smdsh—■■ "Wild BiU Saunders' and his Band of Daring Cowboys Ride Herd on the Toughest Gang of Outlaws That Ever Drew Breath (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MATINEE RESERVES AT THEATRE. Box Plans D.1.C., Theatre, ’Phone 35-820 OPTICIANS WALTER J. WATSONS, OPTICIANS, 695 COLOMBO STREET (Next Kincaids). ’PHONE 35-226. WITH DENTISTRY H. W. FROST. H. W. FROST (Christchurch). Ltd.. SURGEON DENTIST, * 244 HIGH STREET, z CHRISTCHURCH. MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS: 8.45 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. Telephone 33-109. Hl4 LOST AND FOUND PARKER Pen Pound, Spreydon, several "Press 1 *” ag °' Stlli await ® claimant. 89697, CHAMOIS Glove, vicinity Hay’s, Ltd., Wednesday. Will finder please return Hay s. or 89685, "Press.” Car Number-plate, No. 167-925, attached to cover of Spare Wheel housing. Telephone 32-921 or 30-944. LOST Baby’s Black Shoe, size 4. Selwyn st. Shops. Reward. 82 Somerfleld LOST, Child’s Fair Isle Gloves, City evening last. Reward. 'Phone LOST, Small Black Purse, containing Strapless Gold Watch; sentimental value. Reward. Ring 33-507. LOST on Tuesday, near Barrington st. or on No. 1 Tram. 3.24 p.m.. Black Openwork Gloves. Please Ring 22-985, or 89623, "Press.” Reward. .r. LOST, Monday morning, about Bealev ave. or Papanui rd.. Parcel, containing Gent’s Overalls. Kindly leave 69 Bealey ave. Reward. —————— ■■ ■— ■ ■ , LOST, in Sydenham Post Office, Thursday morning. Small Purse containing silver, meat coupons, and car keys. Reward. ’Phone 34-168. LOST, Between Motunau and Christchurch, Main North road, one Small Mahogany Drawer out of Dressing Table. Please Write or Ring: Tlpapa, IA, Motunau. ——— - 8464 LOST, from Railway Station, Christchurch, on the 14th January, IM7, One Medium Size Fox Terrier, all white with black ears. Answers to the name of "Map”; about 12 years old. Please advise Parcels Office. Railway Station. Christchurch, or Ring 31-384. 5378 RETURNED Soldier’s BadgeTSsTn,' lost at Rotherham, middle of December. 89642. “Press." . STRAYED to Ryan’s Estate. Springston South, 1 Ewe Hogget, branded ER. in red. —X9567 STRAYED three weeks ago. from Lincoln, one Shorthorn-Jersey Heifer, 18 months; red, white hind legs and undermarkings. Phone Habgood. Lincoln. X 9404 STRAYED on my property, Coringa road. Dark Bay Gelding, white star on forehead. white hind hock. If not claimed will be sold. 89407, "Press.” STRAYED or taken from Sockbum. Jan. 13th, Spaniel Dog, tan and white; answers to name “Dig.” Reward. Apply 0.R., C/o. P. 0., Sockburn. - - £5O NOTE Lost between Lyttelton and Christchurch. Number 0.U.037056. R*" waid. “Press” Office. Lyttelton. MEET at Hay’s Tea rooms—enjoyghle quick service. Well cooked me»l« piping hot. Separate entrance, <?*<”****,,« street. Everything most appetlsta< appealing. Hay’s Tearooms. - ~
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25085, 17 January 1947, Page 1
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