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Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25738, 25 February 1949, Page 1

FOR YOUR HEALTH’S SAKE. ROMA THE DUST-FREED . tea .'

AMUSEMENTS Its Popularity Compels an Extension of Season TO-DAY! ru-A.oHT! THIRD BIG WEEK 2 p.m., 5 Shoppers’, 8 p.m. [[MAYFAIR || AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. A Charming Irish Romance Aglow with Beautiful Songs and Music “THE HILLS OF DONEGAL” ‘THE HILLS OF DONEGAL” “THE HILLS OF DONEGAL” Its Appeal is Universal I It has a Little Bit of Everything in 11 A Butcher Empire Production Starrfhg JAMES ETHERIN’GTON The Famous Tenor Dinah Sheridan John Bentley Moore Marriott (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS D.I.C. (No. 8) AND THEATRE TENNIS TENNIS NEW SOUTH WAIVES TENNIS NEW SOUTH WALES TENNIS NEW SOUTH WALES TENNIS v. TENNIS NEW ZEALAND TENNIS NEW ZEALAND TENNIS NEW ZEALAND TENNIS TENNIS WILDING PARK TENNIS WILDING PARK TENNIS TO-DAY. at 1.30 p.m. TENNIS And also To-morrow, at 1 p.m. TENNIS ORDER OF PLAY. TENNIS 1.30 p.m. TENNIS N.S.W. N.Z. TENNIS J. Matthews v. O. M. Bold TENNIS D. Rocavert v. J. A. Barry TENNIS 2.45 p.m. TENNIS O. W. Sidwell v. R. S. McKenzie TENNIS R. McCarthy v. J. E. Robson TENNIS 4 p.m. TENNIS Matthews and Rocavert v. TENNIS Robson and McKenzie TENNIS Sidwell and McCarthy v. TENNIS Barry and Bold TENNIS ADMISSIONTENNIS RESERVES D.I.C. TENNIS NORTH STAND ONLY TENNIS 5/-, 5/-. 5/-. plus tax. TENNIS UNRESERVEDTENNIS NORTH STAND TENNIS 3/6 3/6 3/6 inc. tax. TENNIS EAST AND WEST STANDS TENNIS 2/6 2/B 2/6 inc. tax TENNIS CHILDREN IN SCHOOL TENNIS UNIFORM 1/6 1/6 1/6 inc. tax TENNIS Special buses leaving from the TENNIS Beresford comer will go to WildTENNIS ing Park at frequent intervals. TENNIS Official cars only admitted to TENNIS grounds. TENNIS These New South Wales playTENNIS ers are establishing a reputaTENNIS tion for hard hitting and TENNIS spectacular tennis. Don’t fail TENNIS to come to Wilding Park To-day TENNIS and To-morrow. —SUTTON’S LAUNCHES—MOONLIGHT LAUNCH CRUISES. MOONLIGHT LAUNCH CRUISES. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), ALSO SUNDAY and WEDNESDAY. Launches leave Lyttelton on arrival 6.50 p.m. train from Christchurch; returning for 10.30 p.m. train. THESE TRIPS VISIT MANY BAYS IN AND AROUND LYTTELTON HARBOUR. Fares: 2/6. Fares: 2/8. Private Cruises. Picnics, etc., arranged at Short Notice. SUTTON’S LAUNCHES. •Phones 46-028 , 48-514. QUAIL ISLAND. QUAIL ISLAND. QUAIL ISLAND. CANTERBURY’S PREMIER PICNIC SPOT. To be opened to Public as from TO-MOR- ( ROW (SATURDAY). FEBRUARY 26. The NAVY LEAGUE, in conjunction with SUTTON BROS.. LTD., will run a Frequent Launch Service to thia Magnificent Spot on all Fine Saturdays. Sundays, and Holidays. Excellent Picnic Spots. Safe. Sheltered, Sandy Beaches; Wonderful Swimming, etc. Hot Water, Soft Drinks available on Island. FOR A PERFECT PICNIC. GO TO—i QUAIL ISLAND. Further details from Navy League or • SUTTON’S LAUNCHES. 'Phones 46-028, 46-514. 7893 SPORTING KAIKOURA TROTTING CLUB. TROTS TROTS TROTS To be Held at RANGIORA RACECOURSE. RANGIORA RACECOURSE. SATURDAY. 26th FEBRUARY, 1949. SATURDAY. 26th FEBRUARY. 1949. Special Buses will leave Midland Bus Station and also from New Zealand Road Services Depot at 9.30 a.m. Special Train will leave Christchurcn at 9.55 a.m., arriving at 10.36 a.m., connecting with buses from the Station to the Course. Special train will leave Kaikoura for Rangiorti at 7 a.m. NO DIVISIONS , ADMISSION: To Course, Motor-cars, etc., 2/- each. To Enclosure, 3/8 each. ' FIRST RACE AT 11.30 am. BYRNE and COMPANY. 193 Cashel street, Christchurch. _ 7M7 DANCES, SOCIALS. ETC. Realm T °TWi lgh J _ TO-nlght Realm Mixed Dancing To-night Realm Mixed Dancing To-night ' Roa m 2 ancin « To-llljht Realm Mixed Dancing To-nicht 5 Ca m Orchestra. To-night Realm Admission 2/6. Doors To-night Realm 7 30 p To-night Charllc M~ j TO-NIGHT CALEDONIAN ID HAi.L. ' TO-NIGHT CALEDONI *N HALL. • Ra y Vernal’s Orchestra. TO-NIGHT Ray Vernal’s Orchestra • TO-NIGHT Ray Vernal’s Orchestra TO-NIGHT Admission 2/b. SupperT ■ TO-NIGHT Floor Space. 600 i TO-NIGHT CALEDONIAN HALL. TO-NIGHT Visitors Welcome. .LOST AND • Fdl'ND ’ FOUND, Spectacles, Thursday, 17th. Bretts road. Telephone 24-240. J FOUND Labrador Pup; ’ a"lso Black “and Tan Collie. ’Phone Rescue Society. 36-863. > FOUND, Black and White and~Tan "Sheep- , dog, Rangiora C.C. 378 on collar. % Mali ton avenue. Bryndwr. - FOUND, Brown Paper Parcel containing Pair Lady’s Shoes, new, black. ManchestelJst” Tuesda y morning. A 6659. "Press.” L’dfiT. Small Pink “Purte, Riccarton. Wednesday. P 3159, "Press.” LOST, Bay Horse, with bridle, with white star on forehead. ’Phone 36-028. LOST, Hub-cap. Morris 8. from main road, Hanmer, Sunday. ’Phene 40-640. LOST, 3 £lO Notes. Good reward on ringing 48-554. or write A 67.35. “Pre-s.” LOST. One Spaniel-Terrier Cross Pup, vicinity of Woolston station. Thone 36-936. LOST, Red and Black Croxley Fountain Pen. Neville street or Hospital. Reward. P 3063, “Press.” LOST. Black and White Collie Dog. answers name Scot. Information welcome. Phone 24-190, Reward. • X 7050 LOST, Lady’s Wrist Wat -n, octagon . shape, vicinity Tennyson sti-eet-St. Martins. Reward. ’Phone 34-‘.35. LOST, from car, Thursday, between Ra- > ngiora and Christchurch, an Eiderdown ! 4n cream coverlet. ’Phone 32-832 Reward. ’ lQst, Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch (Baume), Ashley Gorge, Sunday. Valued keepsake. Write or ’phone 16 Shirlev road. 38-601. Good reward. X 6878 SPARE Wheel, complete, 19-inch. between Rakaia and Mitcham. Reward. Finder cither ’Phone 771. Ashburton, or leave •Burnett's Motors. Ashburton. STRAYED from 90 Grim eys road. One Black Poly Cow, branded 22 in green. 423 STRAYED to 9 Domett street, Waltham. Black and White and Tan Smooth-coated Male Terrier. v STRAYED from Courtenay School, one Light Bay Ponv with 3 white feet a-'d light blaze on face, with bridle on when missing. Apply J. Gemmell, Courtenay. J or Ring 35U, Kirwee. 416