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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25329, 31 October 1947, Page 1

ROMA THE DUST-FREED TEA

AMUSEMENTS 2nd BIG WEEK STARTS TO-DAY 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. || MAYFAIR ALL-BRITISH || AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. Throughout N.Z. HEARING AIDS AVAILABLE SELECTED FOR THE FIRST COMMAND PERFORMANCE Under the title of "A Matter of Life and Death" J. ARTHUR RANK Presents A MOTION PICTURE BEYOND ALL WONDER “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” “STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN” “STAIRWAV TO HEAVEN” In New Chromatic Technicolour Starring David Raymond Roger NIVEN MASSEY LIVESEY Also Screening sth Series "THIS MODERN AGE” “TO-MORROW BY AIR” (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Plans DJ.C. and Theatre. ’Phone 31-211

CIVIC THEATRE TO-MORROW. SATURDAY. NOV. Ist TO-MORROW. SATURDAY. NOV. Ist TO-MORROW. SATURDAY. NOV. Ist TO-MORROW. SATURDAY. NOV. Ist 8 P.M. VARIETY CONCERT VARIETY CONCERT VARIETY CONCERT VARIETY CONCERT MAGIC. MUSIC, a MIRTH. MAGIC. MUSIC. MIRTH. • Featuring Major - 3YA. Thomas E. 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., !/•; Children. 1/-. COME AND WELCOME OUR CHRISTCHURCH SCOUTS HOME FROM I*ARIS. 3768 SPORTING N.Z. METROPOLITAN TROTTING CLUB CUP MEETING N.Z. CUP DAY SATURDAY NEXT and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 8. and FRIDAY and SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14 and 15 Trams from Square at frequent intervals. First race 10.45 a.m. Show Day, 12 noon. AU children must pay full amount of admission. No bookmakers or their assistants, disqualified or undesirable persons, will be allowed on the course during the Cup meeting, and if any such persons are found thereon, they will be removed and prosecuted as provided in the Act. 3830 DANQEB, SOCIALB, Etc. TO-NIGHT CALEDONIAN HALL. TO-NIGHT CALEDONIAN HALL. TO-NIGHT MIXED DANCING. TO-NIGHT Ray Vernal’s Orchestra. TO-NIGHT PETE LOGAN’S TO-NIGHT Hawaiian Serenades. TO-NIGHT Hawaiian Serenades, TO-NIGHT Admission 2/6. Floor Space TO-NIGHT 800. Supper Providde. TO-NIGHT CALEDONIAN HALL. TO-NIGHT .CALEDONIAN HALL.

'“Race Cabaret” WINTER GARDEN SATURDAY NEXT—B.3O tIU 12 BRIAN MARSTON’S ORCHESTRA Double Tickets. 10s; Alcoves 7s 6d and ss. Intending Patrons are advised to make their Reservations Early. ’Phone 32-088. MRS R. F. NEWTON, Manageress. SYDENHAM ALL SPORTS VICTORY BALL. COMBINED Rugby. Hockey. League. Cricket Clubs. Profits Food for Britain. WENTWORTH. TO-NIGHT (Friday), 31st. 8 P.M. to 1 A.M. Tickets: Double 10/6, Single 6/-. Supper included. SYDENHAM CELEBRATES winning the CHAMPIONSHIPS in ALL WINTER SPORTS.—S. Peryer and E. Jones, Joint Secretaries. 3181 Realm Dance Hail Realm TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Dance Hall Realm Dance Hall Realm MIXED DANCING Dance Hall Realm Dance Hall Realm REALM ORCHESTRA Dance Hall Realm Dance Hall Realm Admission 2/6. Doors Dance Hall Realm open 7.30 p.m. Dance Hall Realm Charlie Coman, Dance Hall Realm Floor Manager. Dance Hall WAIHORA FOOTBALL CLUB DANCE, TAI TAPU HALL, FRIDAY. November 21 Also at GREENPARR' HALL. FRIDAY. December 5 Good music and good supper. Please note alteration of date for Greenpark Dance. 477 BALL AT WEST MELTON. COME TO THE BALL AT WEST MELTON TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31st/ AT 8 P.M. ‘ Geo. Holland's Band. Novelty Dances. Excellent Supper. Good* Floor. LOST AND FOUND FOUND, Spaniel. Sumner"collar, 1999, also Cattle Dog. black with brown markings. G.C.C. on collar. Ring "Animals Rescue Society.” 36-863. GENT'S Grey Gabardine Belt, Lost about weik ago. City or Fendalton. Telephone 23-854. LEFT on Rack in Oxford Midland Bus, Frdiay evening. Oct. 24th. Pair Lady's Shoes in box. Finder please return Midland Bus Office. Reward. 510 LOST Small Black Purse, city telephone booth. Reward. Telephone 30-009. X 6172 LOST at Industries Fair, 21st, Key, Yale. Finder rewarded _'Phone 46-2)7. * LOST one Fawn Kidd Glove, between New Brighton and City. Reward. Please ring 48-051. X 6070 LOST on Tuesday, 28th, in City. Ladies’ Grey Suede Glove. Reward. Please Ring 22-541. *— LOST Black Umbrella, Tuesday night, LOST. Cameo Brooch, between St. Andrew’s Church Hall and Heaton st.. Merivale. 56465, "Press." LOST, "Westbrae’’ Cardigan, near Bridge of Remembrance, about 5.15 p.m. Thuraday. Apply, "Press” Office. LOST, between Leeston and Christchurch, one Demonstrator Registration Plata. No. DBOO. Harley Motors. Leeaton 3804 LOST, Dog. yellow, blaok and white Collie. strayed from Braifcton Stud Farm, Amyes rd.. Hornby. Reward. ’Phone 75705. LOST between Rangiora and Christchurch, Thursday. Hub Cap from 1938 Dodge car. Finder please communicate with H. Matson and Co., Cashel st.. Christchurch. LOST on Wednesday, Four Strand 6eod Pearl Necklace, between St. Asaph and Cashel sts. A great sentimental gift, by «£"y , !!L <>,her - _ Reward. P 4646, "Press " LOST, Black and Tan Sheep Dog. Reward to anyone leading to information of same, dead or alive. W. Clinton, Marawitl rd., Mt. Hvtt R D.. Rakaia. 504 LOST from Railway Station. Christchurch, on October 23. IM7. 1 young Brown SPANIEL DOG. Answers to the name of Bruce. Please advise Parcels Office. Railway Station, Christchurch, or ring 32-640. OCTOBER ~ 23rd? Gold Wptch bn blue leather strap Tel. 23-099, or 14 Rossall street. Reward. STRAYED to my property, Le Bon’s Bay. 6 Hereford Cattle, mixed sex. If not claimed, be sold next Duvauchelle sale to defray expenses. E. Lawrence r X 6122 WILL person who found Leather Case with Bible enclosed, addressed to G. Irvine, Christchurch, please return. 56408. "Press.” , WOULD Person who took wrong Case from Hermitage on Labour Day, containing men’s Underwear and Modern Book Club Library Books, kindly ’Phone 37-183 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. £5 Reward offered.