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AMUSEMENTS FINAL DAYS —2 PJd., 8 P-M. “LONDON TOWN” SID FIELD And a Host of Stage Personalities GRETA GYNT SONNIE HALE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) II MAYFAIR ALL-BHITISH Ij AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. Throughout N.Z. HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE HURRY AND RESERVE Commencing FRIDAY FOUR SESSIONS 11 A.M. 2 P.M. 5 P.M. 8 P.M. SELECTED FOR THE FIRST ROYAL. COMMAND PERFORMANCE Under the title of "A Matter of Life and Death" J. ARTHUR RANK Presents A MOTION PICTURE BEYOND ALL WONDER “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEX” “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEX" In New Chromatic Technicolour Starring David Raymond Roger NIVEN MASSEY LIVESEY (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. (No. 8) AND THEATRE BY PUBLIC DEMAND REPEAT PERFORMANCE NGATI-OTAUTAHI MAORI CONCERT MAORI CONCERT (Ngati-Otautahi Maori Assn. Concert Party) CIVIC THEATRE TO-MORROW NIGHT At 8 p.m. A Wonderful Programme THE MAORI OF YESTERDAY HAKAS CHANTS - ACTION SONGS POI DANCES and Lovely PART SONGS Far too Good to Miss but be sure to BOOK WITHOUT DELAY TICKETS Including Booking 5/-. 3/-, 2/BOX PLAN AT D.LC. EVERY SEAT RESERVABLE Proceeds to FOOD FOR BRITAIN FUND Sponsored by Christchurch Tramways Staff in Support ot Miss Gean Barnes DANCES, SOCIALS, Etc. TO-NIGHT "THE IDEAL," TO-NIGHT “THE IDEAL,” TO-NIGHT ST. ASAPH STREET HALL TO-NIGHT ST. ASAPH STREET HALL TO-NIGHT (20yds west of Colombo st.) TO-NIGHT DANCING TO TO-NIGHT TERRY MIN SON’S TO-NIGHT ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT Admission. 2/8. TO-NIGHT A Happy. Sociable Night TO-NIGHTtor AU.cc33 HORNBY RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL CLUB. The Annual Ball and Presentation of Trophies for the 1947 Season will be held in the Islington Hall on Tuesday, November 4, commencing at 8 p.m. 4-Piece Band. Novelties. Excellent Supper. • 3173 SPRINGFIELD FOOTBALL CLtffe. PRESENTATION BALL. TO BE HELD # in the SPRINGFIELD HALL on THURSDAY, NOV. 6th, at 8 P.M. Geo. Bradford's Band. Gents 3/6. Ladies 2/8. P. H. LOHREY, Hon. Secretary. HANMER SPRINGS TENNIS CLUB. LABOUR WEEK-END DANCE, HANMER ' 8.30 P.M. FRIDAY. 24th. Good Orchestra. Good Supper. Visitors Welcome. 2231 Realm TO-NIGHT! Dance kali Realm TO-NIGHT Dance Hall Realm IMPROVERS’ DANCE Dance Hall Realm MIXED DANCING. Dance Hall Realm Ces Chadwick’s Dance Hall Realm Columbia Band. Dance Hall Realm Admission 2/6. Dance Hall Realm Doors open 7.30 p.m. Dance Hall Realm Charlie Coman. Dance Hall Realm Floor Manager. Dance Hall Raalm Midnight Matinee Dance Hall Realm Labour Day Morning. Dance Hall Realm Carnival Dance. Labour Dance Hall Realm Day Night. Dance Hall SYDENHAM ALL SPORTS VICTORY BALL. COMBINED Rugby, Hockey. League, Cricket Clubs. Profits Food for Britain. WENTWORTH. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31st, 8 P.M. to 1 A.M. Tickets: Double 10/8, Single 6/-. Supper included. SYDENHAM CELEBRATES winning the CHAMPIONSHIPS in ALL WINTER SPORTS.—S. and E. Jones, Joint Secretaries. , 3181 GRAND BALL in aid of Sports Queen SPRINGFIELD HALL, FRIDAY. Oct. 34. Geo. Bradford's Band. Gents 3s, Ladies 2s 6d. YOUNG PEOPLES CLUB. MAD HATTERS’ DANCE. WAIPARA . HALL. FRIDAY, 24th OCT. Mrs Logan's Orchestra. 2250 WILLIAM BAILEY WILLIAM PAILEY and His ORCHESTRA Late Williamsons. Fullers. Tivoli Circuit, now accepting permanent or casual engagements. 42 DOMINION AVENUE, S.W.I. LOST AND FOUND FOUND, Fawn Purse. Thursday last. Obtainable on identification. 54483. "Press." FOUND, Black and White Collie Pup. Ring Animals' Rescue Society. 36-863. FOUND, a Golden Cocker Spaniel, Waimairi Collar, Apply 142 Peterborough st., or ring 7090 (manual). ■ —— BRAND New Tyre and Tube. 450 x 21. Monday. Linwood avenue, vicinity Crematorium. Finder please ring 30-344. Reward. LEFT, McKenzies, Colombo street. Green Leather Handbag, with papers and notes. Reward. 54563. "Press.” ■ —— LOST, near Prebbleton, a Tyre, Lock Rim. Ring 61 Lincoln. Reward. LOST Child’s Shoe between Clarence road and Post Office. 7 Leamington street. LOST near Papanui road. Bathing Costume and Towel Ring 22-353. Reward. LOST, Sunday night. L.H. Hand-sewn Peccary Glove. Reward. Telephone 22-992. LOST. Fawn-Coloured Log. white ings round neck. Reward. Harland. Rotherham. LOST, Marshman's road. Vauxhall Hub Cap. Please return Palmer and Doak, Rangiora. LOST, Parker Fountain-Pen. Black, plated cap, lost Saturday night. TPnone LOST, Round Silver Broach, keepsake from soldier in Egypt, on Papanui road. Ring 22-341. LOST. 9 a.m. Tuesday, Papanui road or Park terrace. Evening Dress. Reward. Ring 22-759. LOST, new 8/- Tram Ticket on 7:55 a m. down hill tram or Hackthorne road. Reward. 54671. ’’Press.” LOST, small Gold Wristlet Watch. •Viceroy." most likely St. Albans-Papanul. Reward. Please ring 24-418. LOST. Cocker Spaniel Puppy, black and white. Tuffy; collar no. 295, from 43 McMi Ilan ave. Reward. 'Phone 37-783. LOST. Cashel street. Bridge of Remembrance. or Oxford terrace. Navy Blue, right-hand Kid Glove. 54542, “Press.” LOST on Monday morning, between Cathedral square and Victoria square. Ladies' Shopping Basket. Finder please ring 37-807. PHOTOGRAPHS make Acceptable Christmas Gifts. It is wise to book early, so make your appointment To-day. FINNERTY. Photographer. C.M.L. Bldgs . 66 Cathedral square. ’Phone 32-031. Fl2
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25321, 22 October 1947, Page 1
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