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amusements ‘We Urge You to Reserve Now for the Week-end! Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre Good News Travels Fast! . . . THAT’S WHY THE CROWDS ARE GETTING BIGGER WITH EVERY PERFORMANCE . . . YES . . . "THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR” IS REALLY A DELIGHTFUL SHOW. FULL OF SLY HUMOUR, WARMTH AND TENDER ROMANCE! DAILY AT 2 P.M., 8 P.M. “THE GHOST AND MRS MUIR” Starring * REX HARRISON GENE TIERNEY GEORGE SANDERS Big Supporting Programme Includes— KIWIS v. ENGLAND First Rugby League Test (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) II STATE || || ’Phone 32-249 11 "Where Christchurch Meets” r Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. Throughout New Zealand Hearing Aids Available. SOON! HOWARD HUGHES PRESENTS HIS DARING PRODUCTION “THE OUTLAW” (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) CIVIC SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 8 P.M. VARIETY CONCERT. VARIETY CONCERT, VARIETY CONCERT. VARIETY CONCERT. MAGIC. MUSIC. MIRTH. MAGIC. MUSIC. MIRTH. —— Featuring Major - 3YA, Eddie West, Hec Hobson, Vern Reid, Bert Zeigler, Spotty Sutton, Floris Daird, Charlie Coates, Kath Simpson and Euline Graham, Irus Hill and Doreen Wilson. Reservation Free at D.1.C., 2/-; Children, 1/-. COME AND WELCOME OUR CHRISTCHURCH SCOUTS HOME FROM PARIS. 3788 IT’S FUN! IT’S FUN 1 IT’S FUN! IT’S FUN! THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR THE N.Z. INDUSTRIES FAIR Open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. To-day. IT'S THE TALK CF THE TOWN! IT’S THE TALK CF THE TOWN! IT’S THE TALK OF THE. TOWN! IT’S THE TALK CF THE TOWN! WORKING DISPLAYS! WORKING DISPLAYS! GOVERNMENT COURT! GOVERNMENT COURT! FREE TALKIES! FREE TALKIES! ARTS AND CRAFTS SECTION! ARTS AND CRAFTS SECTION! TRADE EXHIBITS! TRADE EXHIBITS! LES CROFT’S PUNCH AND JUDY EVERY AFTERNOON FOR THE CHILDREN. NEW BRIGHTON MUNICIPAL BAND IN ATTENDANCE TO-NIGHT HITS FROM TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME Miss • Gunther s Pupils in Dancing Display. 9 p.m.. Pupils ot Bucketts Gymnasium in Special Display. FOLLOW THE SEARCHLIGHTS TO THE FOLLOW THE SEARCHLIGHTS TO THE KING EDWARD BARRACKS KING EDWARD BARRACKS Admission: Adults Is. Children 6d. Baby Show To-day, 2.30 p.m. Entries have closed but come and see the Children.

PUBLIC NOTICES J£SI SCAPE GARDENERS. RENOVATIONS. GARDENS CLEARED AND DRAINED. Ring 33-301 or write H. A. Elstob, 217 Breezes road, Christchurch. E.2. X 5669 SELL BY AUCTION. SELL BY AUCTION. SELL BY AUCTION. SELL BY AUCTION. Auction Selling is the Proven Ol obtainin S Highest Prices. mckenzie and willis, ltd 34-630. T.C. MAKOGAI AND PACIFIC ISLANDS ' LEPER FUND. th s, c °hrtesy of the ManageJ aant t Christchurch Gas Company, mav r L ?P ers ’ Christmas Fund may be left at the Company's office,, corrhr™XXr.?CSuCr and Oxford terrace. 5 S h i. An donations will be acknowledged by me personally P. J. TWOMEY, Director, 11= C I. Le E Trust Board, Inc.. 115 Sherborne st., Christchurch, N 1 — . T.C. hard OF hearing. HARD OF HEARING. Western-Electric Free Advisory Service. CHARLES BEGG and CO., LTD., Extend to all the Hard of Hearing an avail themselves of BEGG'S Free Western-Electric Advisory Service the best resuWa Stocks of:— BATTERIES, and CORDS, BATTERIES, and ACCESSORIES are now in full supply. Consult Our Audiphone Department. CHARLES BEGG and CO ITn CgABLES BEGG and co!! ltS ! 243 High Street, Christchurch. Phono 32-597. 3724 November ?n instalmc "‘ of the iha?ge of*!/? n the £ on income other than salarv .?i r st W M g arch de S', e<i 1 tha XendS '’ij lvla rcn, 1947, is due on Ist November a*? d must be paid within one month thereof to avoid the 10 per cent, penaltv fnr tmrate a SSi nt ’ Com P anie s and otheZ coryear*s required to pay the full 3rd RMB ° ne m ° nth fr ° m the AU em P |o y ers «f labour aj® Po “ fied at severe Penalties are provided for failure to deduct and account for wages-tax (1/6 in £) in respect 5f nikZ ages to P erma nent or casual employees, whether on a time, piece-work or sTn^f b T a a S x te er F - G ~ ° BORN ' TXT LAND TAX PAYABLE. with Order-in-Council PhL ed2 £ d October, 1947, Land-Tax I?viabj® under the above Act is payable at any office of the Land and Income Tax ° r at any mo ney-order post office in one sum on Wednesday 12th ™ V H^ be ß' 1947 ‘ T £ e lability is not suspended by any objection, ami the tax SS 8 *— be p ? id or ‘ or before Wednesday ti Fd P ecem ber, 1947, to avoid the addTbe refunded^ 386 ’ any over P a yment will e^ ailds ,J?,®„ issu ed on or about sth November, 1947, and must be presented, with all payments. NOTE: Owing to unavoidable delay in the issue of assessments to individuals whose surnames commence with any of the letters M to Z, inclusive, the due date for payment in those cases will be extended under Section 135 of the Land and Income Tax Act, 1923, and the new wil! J? e sh< ? wn on the demand.—F. G. OBORN, Commissioner of Taxes. 3756 rFuv® under provisions of Public Works Act, 1928, to execute a certain public work—to wit, construction of a secondary school—and for purposes of such public work land described hereunder is required to be taken: the plan of land so required to be taken is deposited in Post Office at Shirley, and is there open for inspection. All persons affected by execution of said public work or by taking of said land should, if they have any well-grounded objections to execution of said public work or to taking of such land, set forth same in writing, and send such writing, within 40 days from first publication of this notice to Minister of Works at Wellington’ Approx, area: 3 r 8.8 p. Lot 2, D.P. 11836 and pt Lot 53. D.P. 7712, pts. Rural Sec. 325, and all land in D.P. 12723, City of Christchurch; Canterbury Land District: as shown on plan P.W.D. 125951. in office of Minister of Works. R. SEMPLE, Minister of Works. a7sji