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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25135, 17 March 1947, Page 1

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AMUSEMENTS A GREAT PICTURE BE SURE AND RESERVE =| MAYEAIR ||S ■ i ALL-BRITISH || —■ ■ *'| < ’Phone 31-213 | ■ AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. Thrcuphout N.Z. HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE. DAILY, 2 P.M., 8 P.M. In VERA CASPARY’S THRILLING STORY I “BEDELIA” | “BEDELIA” Her Beauty Masked Murder! Her Loveliness Was Evil! G.B.D. PRESENTS MARGARET LOCKWOOD lAN HUNTER ANNE CRAWFORD BARRY K. BARNES (Recommended by Censor for Adults » PLANS D.I.C. (No. 8) AND THEATRE THEATRE ROYAL “WILDFLOWER” BOX PLANS OPEN THIS MORNING AT THE D.I.C. AT 9.30 A.M. J. C. WILLIAMSON’S NEW COMIC OPERA COMPANY Joyous Memories Will be Recalled to t*ie Older Generation of by "Bambalina" and ot.h e r Delightful Musical Numbers in “WPdflower” and the. Young People will be Thrilled with its Exciting Story, its Clever and Refreshing Cornedv. its Original and Spectacular Ballets. Gorgeous Frockinc and Picturesque Stage f a Settings. COMMENCING Next Saturday Afternoon Next Saturday Afternoon And Following Evenings Matinees: Wednesday and Saturday. March 26 and 29 “WILDFLOWER” “WILDFLOWER” “WILDFLOWER" “WILDFLQWER" The Recent Revival of which in Sydney Achieved Sensational Successes. A Specially Selected Cast Includes: JOY BEATTIE as Nine- (Wildflower) ALLEN CHRISTIE as Guido Marie Ryan as Lucrezia Dennis Hartley as Gaston Betty Sparks as Bianca Phil Jay as Gabriel Vaughan Tracy as Alberto Percy Martin as Luigi Ralphine Sprague as Nicolina Specialty Dancer: NORMA NEVILLE FULL OPERATIC CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA Box Plans Open at the D.I.C. This Morning at 9.30 a.m. Prices: Dress Circle and Res. Stalls 8/-. Unres., Stalls 5/-, Gallenr 3/- and 2/-. All Prices Plus Tax. Childten Half Price to Matinees. SECOND PRODUCTION Incomparable “ROSE MARIE”

DANCES, SOCIALS. ETC. Realm To-night To-night Dance Hall Realm Learn to Dance Dance Hall Realm Mixed Dancing Dance Hall Realm Realm Orchestra Dance Hall Realm Admission 2/6 Dance Hall Realm Doors Open 7.30 p.m. Dance Hall Realm Personal Supervision Dance Hall Realm by Charlie Coman, Dance Hall Realm Floor Manager. Dance Hall R.S.A. HOSPITAL COMFORTS FUND DANCE. Jellicoe Hall To-night Jellicoe Hall Majestic. Band To-night Jellicoe Hall Majestic Band To-night GOOD SUPPER. . v GOOD SUPPER. ADMISSION 2/6. Come along and help swell the Funds for Sick and Wounded in Hospital. 3539 PUBLIC NOTICES N.Z. FARMERS’ CO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION OF CANTERBURY. LTD.— REMINDER NOTICE: Stockholders and Shareholders of the Association are reminded of the Special Meetings to be held on Wednesday next. Match 19th, 1947, at the Chamber of Commerce Hall, corner Oxford terrace and Worcester street, Christchurch, at the following times:— Holders of Secured Deposit Stock. 11 JO a.m.; Holders of First Preference Shares, 1.00 p.m.; Holders of ’’A” Preference Shares, 1.30 p.m., or the conclusion of the previous meeting; Holders of “B” preference Shares 2.00 p.m., or the conclusion of the previous meeting; Holders of Fully Paid Ordinary Shares. 2.30 p.m., or the conclusion of the previous meeting; Holders of Partly-paid Ordinary Shares. 3.00 p.m., or the conclusion of the previous meeting; General Meeting of Shareholders. 3.30 p.m., or’ the conclusion of the previous Meeting, GEO. GIBSON, Secretary. 3550 IF YOU CAN PICK MISTAKES IF YOU CAN PICK MISTAKES IF YOU (?AN PICK MISTAKES YOU CAN WIN £1 Is YOU CAN WIN £1 li YOU CAN WIN £1 is

EACH WEEK FROM NOW ON. EACH WEEK FROM NOW ON. EACH WEEK FROM NOW ON. For the next few weeks a 6 inches deep by 2 columns advertisement will appear in this paper each Tuesday and Friday. The advertisement, which will change weekly, has many deliberate errors in it. Three £1 Is prizes will be allotted each week 'to three different persons—those who can find the greatest number of errors. All you have to do is clip the advertisement. state the number of errors, include at least three meat coupons and/or one butter coupon and post your entry "FAMINE RELIEF,” | c/- G.P.0., Christchurch. In the event of more than three winners each week, the prizes will go to the three persons who send In the greatest number of coupons with a correct or nearest correct entry. The decision of the judges appointed by the Secretary of the Christchurch Famine Emergency Committee will be final. This competition is open only to persons who are not associated with or have any children at schools taking part in the inter-school coupon-saving competition. 3537 LOST AND FOUND LEFT in Train from Steadier Express or Lost in vicinity of Railway Station, Saturday morning. Lady's Purse, containing Ration Books, Pink Fountain Pen. Small Sum of Money. Reward. E 2462, "Press." LOST. Thursday, from 7 Kauri st.. Riccarton. big. smooth-haired Brindle Sheep Dog. ’Phone 32-512. Reward.l4oB LOST, Saturday, vicinity Moorhouse ave., Black and Tan Collie Sheepdog; answers name "Ginger.” Reward. 'Phone 22-871. LOST. Three White Elephants on Brooch with safety chain, in Botanic Gardens, via Square and Worcester street. Treasured keepsake. ward. E 2478, ‘'Press.” LOST. Pair Horn Rimmed Glasses, near Waipara. Hanmer Junction. 10s Reward on returning to Waipara Hanmer Junction Store. LOST, between Dean and Manchester sts.. Smail Grey Purse, containing 10s and Murchison bus ticket. Please ring 36-481. Reward. STRAYED, about fortnight ago. a Dark Bay Mare, wearing headstall and winkers. Reward. A. Rice, Clarkville. or 'Phone 97R, Kaiapoi.l392 LYTTELTON ADVERTISEMENT SELL. 3-Piece Chesterfield Suite. 40 St. I David street, Lyttelton. • 1408 1