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AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TO-DAY, 2 and 8 p.m. 4th RUGBY TEST! N.Z. v. South Africa Also Warner Bros. Sensational Story “WHIPLASH” DANE CLARK ALEXIS SMITH (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) At the ~ ~. - CRYSTAL PALACE 1 - Of Course I Dir: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. TO-MORROW: 4 SHOWS 11 a.m. —2 5 8 p.m. GREATER THAN “SMOKY”! A wonderful outdoor adventure that leaves you breathless with its beauty and action I 20th Century Fox Proudly Present IN SUN-SPLASHED TECHNICOLOUR ’ “WILL JAMES’ SAND” Mark Stevens Coleen Gray RORY CALHOUN CHARLES GRAPEWIN And Jubilee the Wonder Horse The story of a Fearless Man—an Untamed Girl and a Magnificent Wild Stallion For Your Added Enjoyment A Wonderful First Half Fox News, Love’s Labour Won (Cartoon), Desert Lights (Movietone Adventure), Playtime in Seandanavia (Sports Review). Free Enterprise (Cartoon), There Aren’t Any Accidents (N.Z. Interest) and Warner Pathe News

4 SHORTS IN TECHNICOLOUR (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LAST HELMANN CONCERT! Plans rapidly filling at D.I.C. CIVIC THEATRE NEXT SATURDAY, 15th October, at 8 Great “All Chopin” Concert in commemoration of the Centenary of Chopin’s Death (17th October, 1849) presented by the wonder-pianist Aleksandr HELMANN HELMANN HELMANN H E L MANN H E L MANN “Heimann .played . . . like Chopin come to life.” (New York Press.) Programme includes: F Minor Fantasy, D Flat Nocturne. Funeral March" ■ Sonata. Six Etudes including “Black Keys,” “Winter Wind” and Revolutionary. B Minor Scherzo, Three Mazurkas, etc. This Concert will NOT be Broadcast Plans at D.I.C. Reserves at 10/-. 7/6 and 5/-. Unreserved Day Sales at 3/available to-morrow. Student and party concessions. Prices Plus Tax. Direction . . . A. D. M. LONGDEN WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT The N.Z.B.S. Present THE NATIONAL ORCHESTRA NATIONAL ORCHESTRA Conductor: ANDERSEN TYRER Leader: VINCENT ASPBY VICTORIA THEATRE, 8 p.m. PROGRAMME 1. Overture “Carnival” 2. Three Choral Preludes (BachOrmand v) 3. Antrim Hills (Harty) 4. Prelude to Act 111 Lohengrin (Wagner) Prelude and Loves Death (Wagner) Ride of the Valkyries (Wagner) o. Overture “Der Freischutz” (Weber) 6. Symphony No. 5 (Beethoven) BOX PLANS AT GREENWOODS Reserves 7/6 and 5/Unreserved 2/6 plus tax PUBLIC NOTICES CHRISTCHURCH RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY. This Society was formed recently for Hnn P «Z^? Se R Of simulating the appreciation of the best recorded music. It has been felt that a demand exists for this of entertainment with the result p ollec t°rs of this class of music have formed themselves into a body and lu Vlte 7 tlw se interested to join them in the pleasure that can be derived from ™ eal th of recorded music available. Ehe next meeting of the society will be held in the Concert Chamber of Charles at 7-45 pm - on Tuesday 18th October, 1949. Further particulars may be obtained from the undermentioned. (Signed) A. OTLEY, 8S?-A^ e^ r ?J a , r - v - Phone 23-338. BRIAN SALKELD, Chairman. Care of 3ZB. 3731 NORTH CANTERBURY CATCHMENT BOARD. WARNING. Notice is hereby given that any perdumping skinned carcases, or other mat ter of a like nature, into Lni Vhl n 3tei L c °urses under the contiol of the Board will be prosecuted b„ A n = r H W ? rd ° f five POUNDS Win d a , n Y person giving information which will lead to a conviction W. W. BROUGH. Secretary. 3789 Painless Treatment and Immediate Reliel for ALL FOOT AILMENTS. Telephone 41-124. JOHN S. POULTON, Registered Chiropodist. Homes Visited. 272 HIGH STREET, 3 Doors from Woolworths. T.C. “TRIUMPH” POCKET WATCHES. A new English Pocket Watch, designed for Service and Hard Wear. Very' suitable for Farmers, Nurses. Tradesmen, etc. Luminous Dial, 42/-. STEWART DAWSON’S, High st.. Christchurch. S62 FRANK GRAHAM and SON, (Established 50 years), SHAREBROKERS. MANAGERS FOR CANTERBURY OF THE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Somerset House, 153 Hereford street, Christchurch. G 4595 BUSINESS MEN’S LUNCH THE WHITE HART HOTEL, which is now under new management, will supply lunch for Businessmen and Women in their Room between the hours of 12.30 and 1.30 p.m. t~ble aSe RlnS 34-324 and boo* your I. C. HAYWARD. Proprietor. T.C. DEERSKINS ......."4/- lb DEERSKINS 4/- lb.’ (First Deer) ALSO WANTED: GOATSKINS GOATSKINS UP TO 7/- EACH. UP TO 7/- EACH. TURN THOSE ODDMENTS INTO READY CASH. COW TIPS 3/- DOZEN. Also woolly dags, wool (crutchings). dead wool, fleece, horsehair, etc. WE PAY FREIGHT. ALWAYS CORRECT WEIGHTS. Consign to the largest and most reputable Firm: • J. K. MOONEY and CO., LTD., Cumnor terrace, Woolston, Christchurch. Telephone 30-948. Write to us for FREE LABELS and Advice Notes. T.C.