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AMUSEMENTS The Great Day has Arrived LIBERTY ~ •Phone 35-067. | | Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. (Throughout N Z.) NOW SHOWING 1.45 p.m. DAILY 7.30 p.m. Eric Portman Flora Sheila Robson Sim In “GREAT DAY” A Dramatic Romantic Problem as Parents meet the Oideal of Shattered Pride and Honour (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ALSO SCREENING Horrors . . Horrors . . Horrors “ISLE OF THE DEAD” Boris Ellen Marc Karloff Drew Cramer Of Nine People, Six were Marked for Death Vampires? Murder? Suicide? Plague? If Your Nerves are Strong you will Enjoy Yourself, but keep a Tight Grip on the Arm of Your Seat This is a Horror Film (Definitely Unsuitable for Children.) Soon . . . “The Bishop’s Wife” . . . "Aubrey Pankey, the coloured lyric baritone who gave the opening recital of his N.Z. tour at the Town Hall in Wellington Saturday night, is a cultured artist Whose gift of song comes as no mean revelation. The singer revealed unsuspected depths of feeling in the Schubert, bracket—“Du Bist die Ruh,” "Wohin” and the “Ave Maria,” numbers which brought unstinted acclaim from an excited audience.” . . . Vide “Wellington Dominion,” February 28th, 1949 I CIVIC THEATRE | TUESDAY and THURSDAY March Bth 8 p.m. March I.oth’ The Great Musical Event INTERNATIONALLY ACCLAIMED AMERICAN NEGRO LYRIC BARITONE AUBREY PANKEY AUBREY PANKEY AUBREY PANKEY From a European Tour of 30 Concerts in 8 weeks in 10 countries Associate Artist . . . LEO DEMANTE At the Piano BOX PLANS OPEN AT D.I.C. WEDNESDAY MORNING AT 9.30 a.m. SEATS: 10/-, 7/6 (Plus Tax) Special Concessions to Organised Parties of Schools, Colleges and Musical Societies Exclusive Management and Direction by Natan Scheinwald in N.Z. and Australia

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CLUB’S COMPETITION. Ist: Mr H. Clark. 2nd: Miss J. McKay. RANGIORA WOMEN'S BASEBALL CLUB Winner of competition—6o2, G. E. Falgar, 132 St. Asaph street, Christchurch. I SINCERELY Thank all kind neighbours and helpers from the Agricultural College who assisted in putting out the fire on my farm last Friday. H. S. PEARSON. REMOVAL NOTICE. We wish to announce that we have moved to new offices, situated on Ist Floor, 172 Manchester street (nearly opposite National Bank rear entrance). HARGREAVES and FELTON, Public Accountants, P.O. Box 536. Telephone 38-872. 7981

CANTERBURY BRANCH, NEW ZEALAND FRIESIAN ASSOCIATION. FIELD DAY, FRIDAY, MARCH 4th. FRIESIAN Breeders and Farmers interested are invited to attend. Arriving at Mr E. J. Stalker’s farm. Greenpark, at 10.30 a.m., thence- to Fiecken Bros., Tai Tapu, after lunch. Both studs will be inspected and lectures given. Please bring your own Cups. W. C. MILLER, Secretary. HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE HIGHEST PRICES FOR FURNITURE

SELL BY AUCTION. Let McKENZIE and WILLIS Sell Youi Furniture and Effects by Auction and teceive the benefit of to-day’s High Prices. Ring McKENZIE and WILLIS. Auction Dept., 34-630. T.C. AMURI A. AND P ASSOCIATION. ANNUAL SHOW, MARCH 19th. ANNUAL SHOW, MARCH 19th. ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, MARCH 3, ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, MARCH 3, ENTRIES CLOSE THURSDAY, MARCH 3. with the Secretary, G. H. ANDERSON, ’Phone 50, Waiau. Box 25. Waiau. 2498 ELECTRIC COOKING. M.E.D. Demonstrations This Week as usual on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at 2.30 p.m. MENU: STEAMED CHICKEN WITH EGG SAUCE. PEAS AND POTATOES. (Pressure Cooker.) PASSION FRUIT SOUFLE. COLLIER PIE. ALMOND TARTS. HUNGARIAN NUT CAKE. Take the Lift from the Showroom to Third Floor. NOTE: After this week, there will be no Demonstrations till further notice. Watch Tuesday’s papers for Demonstrations to recommence. MUNICIPAL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT. 8196

FENDALTON FAIR. RESULTS OF COMPETITIONS: FEAST—First Prize, Mrs Batchelor; Second Prize, E. Leeson. RUG—A. V. Just. BABY’S DRESS—Margaret Knarston. SHEEP GUESSING—First, Mr Cornish: Second, J. Ain ger; Third, E. Penrose BLUE DRESS—J. M. Read. CHILD’S TOY—No. 28764. BICYCLE—J. Fulton. CAKE—M. Grimmer. HAYWIN—L. Stockdill. WATCH—Mrs Fulton. Watch stopped at Ihr 59min 20sec. TRAY and TEA SET—Mrs Seque. FRUIT and VEGETABLES—E. F. L. Hill. ELECTRIC JUG—E. M. Watts. STEPPING COMPETITION—R. Jones. Prizes on application to G. A. MILNE, Wardells Buildings, Christchurch. 8202