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AMUSEMENTS “Holiday in Mexico” BOX PLANS FOB THE WEEK-END ARE NOW OPEN AT THE MAJESTIC FROM 9 A.M. TILL 8 P.M. DAILY! | MAJESTIC |i /'lllllllllllllHlilllllillllllllllir.llrF Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Hearing Aids Available. Telephone 33-537 4 PERFORMANCES DAILY 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. NOW PLAYING Metro Goldwyn Mayer’s. Carnival in Technicolour!. 20 Great Musical Numbers! Songs by the New Star Jane Powell and Lovely Ilona Massey . . . Rhumbas by Cugat! Keyboard Magic by Iturbi! Dazzling Technicolour Spectacle! It’s Gay! It’s Glamorous! It’s a New Star-filled Romantic Musical Sensation! “HOLIDAY IN MEXICO” (In Carnival Technicolour) With Walter Pidgeon Ilona Massey Jose Iturbi Roddy McDowall Jane Powell (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) England Voles “PICCADILLY INCIDENT” The Best British Picture of 1946! (London Cable, 12/4/47) THE MAJESTIC MANAGEMENT IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE EARLY CHRISTCHURCH PRESENTATION OF “The Best British Picture of 1946” “PICCADILLY INCIDENT” Starring MISS ANNA NEAGLE England's First Lady of the Screen! Coming Soon to the Majestic (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ..EMPIRE Where the Best* Films are Shown.” Final Screening TO-NIGHT, 7 p.m. LOIS COLLIER, JESS BARKER in an Unusual Type of Crime Story “GIRL ON THE SPOT” (Commencing at 7 p.m. Sharp) (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And High Drama, Valiant Adventure, Enchanting Romance Laurence OLIVIER Robt. NEWTON

I “HENRY V” | | “HENRY V” | In Technicolour (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 8 p.m. EMPIRE 8 p.m. PAPANUI THURSDAY NEXT, 17th APRIL GEO. RUSSELL’S CAMP CONCERT PARTY Come and Enjoy Yourselves and say Cheerio to our Scouts Chosen to go to PARIS Admission: 2/- and 1/6 MALVERN PICTURES DARFIELD WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16th. NO PICTURES NO PICTURES TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 6292 THE DAY IN THE SQUARE THE DAY IN THE SQUARE THE DAY IN THE SQUARE OWING TO THE LARGE NUMBER of Defendants having paid their Fines into Court there are insufficient persons to appear before the MOCK COURT. THIS WILL NOT NOW BE HELD IN THE SQUARE TO-DAY. AS PREVIOUSLY ADVERTISED. Any Outstanding Fines can be paid to the Stall in the Square as directed on the Summons. THE STALL WILL BE OPEN FROM 9 A.M. THE SILVER TRAIL round the Cathedral WILL COMMENCE AT 11.30 A.M. All Proceeds in support of the Western Zone Queen, Miss Phillippa Kitson, in connexion with the Canterbury Lawn Tennis Association’s Queen Carnival. 2333 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE TO ALL LAND AGENTS: MY PROPERTY, situated 57 LINCOLN ROAD, HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN FROM SALE. H. DOWDALL. F. TOMLINSON, F.C.5.1.. P.A.Q.5.1., A.1.A.5., QUANTITY SURVEYOR, has commenced Private Practice of his profession, Pyne’s Bldgs., 136 Manchester st., Christchurch. Telephone 33-673, X7OlO C. MEREDITH NICHOLAS, G.M.S.Ch.S., CHIROPODIST: Non-metal featherweight arch supports from individual foot impressions for all arch weaknesses and foot deformities. Ground Floor, 90 HEREFORD STREET. NEW ’Phone No. 36-178. T.C. WOULD any Occupants of Small Green Car, who saw Labrador dog knocked over by bjue coupe car on April 2nd, in Warrington street, at about 5.30 p.m., kindly communicate with R. C. IDIENS, 34 WOODVILLE ST., or TELEPHONE 40-483. X 8262 ’ URGENT APPEAL FOR ORPHANS OF EUROPE. "Save the Children Campaign.” PLEASE bring your Gifts of Clothing to Merivale 'Red Cross (Sub Centre) Depot at 214 PAPANUI ROAD. Members will receive parcels from 21st inst. to 26th inclusive, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. 6231 BALCAIRN SOLDIERS’ COMMITTEE. The public, including all Ex-servicemen of World Wars I and 11, are invited to attend the ceremony in connexion with the Unveiling of Memorial Tablet and Honours Board, which will take place in the BALCAIRN PUBLIC HALL on SUNDAY, APRIL 20th, 1947, at 2.30 p.m. G. D. ROBERTSON. Chairman. 6200 AMURI BRANCH OF FEDERATED FARMERS (Inc.)f THE AMURI BRANCH of FEDERATED FARMERS (Inc.), in conjunction with Amuri Young Farmers’ Club. wi!lBbe entertained with«a Lecture by MR A. W. RIDDOLLS, from Lincoln College, on “Engineering, Drainage, and Concrete,” and Filins will be shown by the CALTEX OIL CO. at Waiau on Wednesday, April 16, 1947, at 8 p.m. * A Cordial Invitation, to everyone interested. Supper Provided. ALEX. MUNRO, Sec., Federated Farmers. 2462 SINGER. LATEST Treadle Machines now to hand. Prices: £27 15s. £3O 10s, £32 7s 6d. We will be pleased to trade in your used Singer Machine in part payment. Buttons covered. Buttonholes, Hemstitching. Repairs by Experts. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY (Inc.), IN U.S.A., 112 Cashel street. ’Phone 36-663. Sl2B PROMPT Prescription Service—Six Experienced Dispensers of Free Social Security Prescriptions. Iggo’s (Chemists), Ltd., Cashel street. X 6441