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AMUSEMENTS NOW FOR WEEK-END BE WISE AND RESERVE EARLY MA YEA IB ||=jj ALL-DRITISH II TTZT • E==EE ’Phone 31-213 |: : AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. Throughout N.Z. HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE. DAILY. 2 P.M.. 8 P.M. The Most Powerful Drama in Years THREE GREAT STARS MICHAEL REDGRAVE VALERIE HOBSON FLORA ROBSON » In "THE YEARS BETWEEN” "THE YEARS BETWEEN" From Daphne Du Maurier’s Novel Who Also Wrote "REBECCA" And Produced by Sydney Box The same Producer who made "7th VEIL” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) A G.B.D. Release PLANS D.I.C. (No. 8) AND THEATRE THEATRE ROYAL (Tel. 36-329) • To-night at 8 To-night at 8 LAST 4 NIGHTS LAST 4 NIGHTS LAST 4 NIGHTS LAST 4 NIGHTS LAST 4 NIGHTS LAST 4 NIGHTS FINAL MATINEE SATURDAY J. C. WILLIAMSON THEATRES. LTD. Present Their New Comedy Company tn Terence Rattigan’s Hilarious Farce-comedy Success “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” “WHILE THE SUN SHINES” ‘‘WHILE THE SUN SHINES” With JOHN WOOD and GWENDA WILSON And Peter French, Reginald Newsor, Stephen Staughton, Sydney Conabere, Theo Thompson. PLANS NOW OPEN AT D.I.C. Day Sales at Theatre Royal Confectionery Prices: Evenings, T/-, 5/-, 2/- (plus tax) DON’T FORGET. PAPARUA RETURNED SERVICES' ASSOCIATION. Proceeds for Erection of Memorial Hail. TRQTTING MATINEE and GYMKHANA to be held at “BRANSTON” STUD FARM. HORNBY (late of J. Bryce’s “akhampton ). By the Courtesy of T.’W. Stephenson and Sons. ON SATURDAY NEXT. APRIL 19th, 1947. To be officially opened by The Rt. Hon. the Prime Minister, MR PETER FRASER, . At 10 a.m. Six Trotting Races. 22 Gymkhana Events. Running Events. 2 Cycle Events ROAD (1 Cash open) (1 Boys Race). Side Shows. Baby Show 2 p.m. Soft Drinks and Ice Cream Stalls. Buffet Luncheon on the Grounds. ADMISSION CHARGES: Adults 1/-. Cars 1/-, Children under 14 6d (Please note correction in admission charges.) TAKE NO. 8 TRAMS TO SOCKBURN AND BUS TO THE GROUNDS. E. A. McILROY’, President; J. W. VIVIAN, Hon. Secretary: R. A. GALe. LAGHER, Assistant Secretary. 6083 a i * JO ——■ - LOST AND FOUND LEFT, Tram Seat, Barbadoes st..-Edge-ware road, Easter Sunday, Lady's Woollen Scarf. EBISO, "Press.” , bet 'yf e . n Ch-Ch and Domett. Studebaker Hub Cap. E 8255. "Press.” LOST, English Park. Pair Football Boots (size 8). Ring 30-306. LOST, in City, Gold Pendant, Rubles and Pearls inset. Reward. Ring 23-346. April 4, in City, a Necklace of Seed Pearls. Reward. E 8212, “Press.” 12 LOST Trailer Tyre, on Cust-Oxford road. ” Reward. E 8249. “Press." ]} LOST, Cameo Brooch, between Linwood II and City. Reward. EB24L “Press.” 11 LOST, R.S.A. Badge No. 210838. Finder 11 please ring 35-907. }1 LOST from the Mouth of ~Hafswell“FlatII bottomed Boat. 14ft, painted blue. ReIl ward - Ei9iB, “Press.” 11 P® tr °l Cap. Model A. between H Ohoka and Addington Saleyards. Applv - No. 9. "Press" Agent, Kaiapoi. 541 LOST in Rangiora. yesterday. Wriatigt Watch Apply "Press” Office, Rangiora. Reward. LOST, at Riccarton Races’ Saturday. 12th. Member’s Badge, No. 270 A. Reward. E 8272. "Press." LOST, Opawa tram. Friday, Brown Brief <3 Bag. Return Church House. Cashel st. r Reward. r. LOST, Gold Bar Brooch, single dfMmond chain attached. Keepsake. Good reward. Phone 23-096. 6 LOST, on Saturday afternoon, by Sea Cadet. Khaki Belt, part of webbing, tn City or Spreydon district. E 8197, ’’ LOST, 1 Black Kid Glove, near Livingstone’s Auction Room. Friday. Reward Ring 30-748. 10 LOST, R.S.A. Badge, near Union Rowing Club. "R.N.Z.N.V.R." engraved on back. E. E 8247, “Press.” LOST. £7. in 2.40 p.m. ChristchurchRangiora Bus yesterday. Leave "Press” Office. Rangiora. Reward. LOST. Large Dark Persian, probably Riccarton, Spreydon. Answers to Micky. Re10 war<j - E pl7s. “Press.” LOST. Tuahiwj road-Kaiapc<. Car Wheel and Tyre, 500 x 19. Reward on return to G. Ching. Kaiapoi. LOST. Pair Brown Leather Gloves? last Saturday night. St. Luke’s Hall. Ring - 4 LOST. Pages road. Square Navy Purse, yellow “Prize Crop" tin. containing notes, silver. EBl2B. “Press." 11 LOST. Man’s Brown Felt Hat. between Yaldhurst and Christchurch. Friday last. Telephone 38-127. X 8173 LOST from 42 Webb street. Merivale, r Black and White Cocker Spaniel: answer* e name Chris. Reward. ’Phone 22-583. .: MR Dini icit his Walking Suck in St Albans Post Office Shopping Areg. Would - finder please return to 76 St. Albans st. STRAYED. Black and White Dog; answers to name “Whisky."U9249, "Presa." 493 STRAYED from Kaiapoi/ - Grey* - Gelding. Apply 91 Raven street. Kaiapoi. Reward WOULD~Findcr of“Purse.’ Page 1 * road. who returned to owner, please oall? WOULD Person who removed fcm ale Fox Terrier Pud from 17 Graham -treat, please return immediately. n WOULD the person who found~ta the Sockburn train on Friday evening a small . Brown Leather SUITCASE, initialled P.F., n containing leather shaving outfit (21st bi’thday present), initials. A J. McK. please return to 32 Dominion avenue. Sovevd-n. or ring .’7-634 REWARD. GOLDEN Cough Mixtuie for that dry. irritating Cough; 2s 6d bottle Falve.' ». Chemists, 670 Colombo st (opp. Reades>.
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25160, 16 April 1947, Page 1
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