AMUSEMENTS A SCREEN MASTERPIECE! THE THRILL OF THRILLS THE WORLD WILL NEVER FORGET! Warner Bros. Re-present “ANTHONY ADVERSE” “ANTHONY ADVERSE” Starring FREDRIC MARCH OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND CLAUDE RAINS LOUIS HAYWARD EDMUND GWENN (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. At the . - 77= CRYSTAL PALACE . —■ ■■■ -qj Course Dir.: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. PLANS D.I.C. THEATRE ’PHONE 32-408 NEXT ATTRACTION 20th Century Fox Present DAN DAILEY That Lovable Dad of “Mother Wore Tights” In “GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY” Colour by Technicolour, with NANCY GUILD CHARLES RUGGLES FAY BAINTER BARBARA LAWRENCE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Commencing Soon—
AUBREY PANKEY SUCCESS AT WELLINGTON CONCERT Thunderous applause greeted Aubrey Pankey at his recital in the Town Hall cn Saturday night, when he opened his New Zealand tour. Press and public alike acclaim him as really worth hearing, a highly cultured and a very musical singer with a beautiful sonorous tenor-baritone CIVIC THEATRE | TUESDAY and THURSDAY March Bth 8 p.m. March 10th’ The Great Musical Event INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED AMERICAN NEGRO LYRIC BARITONE AUBREY PANKEY AUBREY PANKEY AUBREY PANKEY From a European Toilr of 30 Concerts in 8 weeks in 10 countries Associate Artist . . . LEO DEMANTE At the Piano Preferential Bookings are now open at the D.I.C. Applications in writing are invited with enclosed remittance of 13/10 (tax included) Exclusive Management and Direction by Natan Scheinwald in N.Z. and Australia WATCH FOR OPENING OF BOX PLANS PUBLIC NOTICES A PUBLIC MEETING of the Residents of Weedons will be held in the Weedons School on THURSDAY, MARCH 3rd, at 8 p.m., for the purpose of electing new officers to the Weedons Tennis Club. 530 NEW ZEALAND WORKERS’ UNION. CHRISTCHURCH LOCAL. THE MONTHLY MEETING of the above Local will be held in the Trades Hall, Gloucester street, on TUESDAY, Ist MARCH, at 8 p.m. Business: General. All members are urged ta attend. W. MacDOUGALL, Local Secretary. BOO3 THE CHRISTCHURCH FOOTBALL CLUB (Incorporated). NOTICE is hereby given that the EIGHTY-SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Christchurch Football Club will be held in the Club Rooms, 131 Worcester - street, on TUESDAY, Bth MARCH, 1949, at 8 p.m. . All Members and Intending Members are invited to be present. J. E. B. KERR, Hon. Secretary. 8002 CANTERBURY CENTENNIAL, 1950. COMMEMORATIVE POSTAGE STAMPS. Designs are invited by the Post Office for a special set of four postage stamps (Id, 2d. 3d, and 6d) to commemosate the CENTENNIAL of the CANTERBURY i PROVINCIAL DISTRICT to be held in 1950. The dimensions of the stamps will probably be 25 mm. x 21 mm. and 37 mm. x 21 mm. Designs may be either horizontal or vertical. Sketches submitted should be enlarged six diameters and should be in finished form ready for engraving. The drawings may be in pencil or black ink. Where two colours are suggested these should be indicated. .. An AWARD of up to £5O will be paid for each accepted design. Entries must reach the Director? General (Stamps Branch). General Post Office, Wellington, C. 1., by the 30th April, MALVERN ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. ALTERATIONS TO SCHEDULE OF I- CHARGES FOR ELECTRICITY. THE following Is an outline of alterations being made in the Board's Schedule of Charges for Electricity dated Ist Apnl. 1848: CASH DISCOUNTS. 1 The paragraph so headed is deleted, and the following is Inserted in lieu thereof:—
“In addition to the charges specified below, an additional suqi of 2s in the pound or portion thereof shall be added as part of the Basic Charge in each case, and each account shall be subject to a reduction of the amounf so added if it is paid within 14 days of the date on which the account is rendered." DOMESTIC TARIFF. 1. In all cases the number of units per quarter at lOd will be forty-eight (48). 2. Schools, churches, and "non-commer-cial” halls will be subject to a minimum charge of £1 per quarter. The above alterations will come into force on Ist April, 1949, which means that they will be first shown in the Meter Readings which commence on Ist July, 1949. Copies of amendments to the Schedule of Charges issued on Ist April, 1948, may be obtained from the Board’s office, Darfield. The above alterations have the approval of the Economic Stabilisation Commission. The object of these alterations to the Board’s Schedule of Charges is the elimination of the Power Board Rate on Property in the Malvern Electric Power District. There will be no such rate collected during the financial year ending 31st March, 1950. B h A RR I S. Engineer-Secretary. 24th February, 1949. 2494 MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX MOTTLED FELTEX THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING THE VALUE FLOORCOVERING FIVE FEET WIDE 27/3 a yd. FIVE FEET WIDE 27/3 a yd. FIVE FEET WIDE 27/3 a yd. A 12 FEET X 10 FEET ROOM FOR £l2 A 12 FEET x 10 FEET ROOM FOR £l2 A 12 FEET x 10 FEET ROOM FOR £l2 A 12 FEET x 10 FEET ROOM FOR £l2 Available only to ex-Servicemen, who are entitled to 18 yards. Enough for two 13ft 6in x 10ft rooms. Get your order in to-day to avoid delay. McKenzie and Willi? can give you better service in making and laying and all the necessary advice about obtaining your priority. McKENZIE and WILLIS, LTD., 120 Hereford street.
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Press, Volume LXXXV, Issue 25740, 28 February 1949, Page 1
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