AMUSEMENTS BIG DOUBLE PROGRAMME AT 2 AND 7.30 Now at the Popular | LIBERTY ’Phone 35-067 | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. No. 1 STAR ATTRACTION Laughter, romance and riotous fun! . . . Tne escapades pf a smart miss who had advanced ideas! Oh! The things they said . . . about the things she did! Co-starring those two charmers ROBERT YOUNG SHIRLEY TEMPLE In the Delightful Comedy “Adventure in Baltimore” “Adventure in Baltimore” (Approved for Universal Exhibition) No, 2 STAR ATTRACTION The startling suspense-mystery “Tlie Clay Pigeon” Bill .WILLIAMS Barbara HALE (Recommended by Censor for Adults) PLANS AT THEATRE TO-DAY BOYS AND GIRLS! Liberty Chums’ Session This Morning at 10 O’clock Another Special Programme! Magnificent! . . . Supreme! “THE THIRD MAN” MAYFAIR JUNE 2nd NOW SHOWING! Sparkling, Gay and TuneFilled Entertainment! ,i| st. .1 am ix I, 1 1 ' “IN TUAM STREET” I THE ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE I Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd Sessions Daily at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m’ In Glowing Technicolour . 20th Century Fox Presents A Tip-top Cast in the Exciting Backstage Story of Show Business! BETTY GRABLE BETTY GRABLE So Easy on the Eyes DAN DAILEY MONA FREEMAN CONNIE MARSHALL In “MOTHER WORE TIGHTS” Mothe wl?h d .n 4d . W mu "Show-Business’-Wl tn d ii its Thrills, Happiness and ?S e T nt! J? is is their Story Is tK? Lived it Of their Love for each other ’ ’ iS?Jht hClr «i Klds ’ ’ The s °ngs and laughter they gave the World! ( Unive rsal Exhibition) Reserves at Theatre. ’Phone 35-820 BOXING BOXING CANTERBURY AMATFItr ISxmg BOXING !?2SF G civic theatre BOXING CIVIC THEATRE BOXING MONDAY ’ June 5 - at 8 PM. A Tournament of Nine Bouts BOXING between BOXING BOXING HUTT VALLEY BOXING versus BOXING CANTERBURY
BOXING BOXING Also BOXING Four other Bouts to be arranged BOXING BOXING Bookings at Dales, TobacconBOXING ists, in Square, from Monday, BOXING May 29. BOXING BOXING PRICES, 10s, ss, 2s 6d (no tax). x BOXING Doors open at 7.15 p.m. MonBOXING day. June 5. First half, referee, BOXING Mr H. Robertson. Judges, Mr BOXING Parr, Mr Annan. Second half: BOXING Referee, Mr E. Pocock. Judges. BOXING Mr Winder, Mr P. Hawes. 2881
BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING BOXING ELLESMERE BOXING ASSN. SOUTHBRIDGE TOWN HALL MCNDAY, MAY 29. 8 P.M. Murfitt (Chch.) v. Cague (Ash.) Cook (Burnham) v. Pile (Ash.) Montgomery (Elies.) v. Lloyd (Ash.). 12 other good bouts. See the local lads in action against boys from Rakaia. Ashburton. Lincoln. Weedons, Burnham, and Christchurch. Admission 6s and 4s. plus tax. Children 2s. 2868 PUBLIC NOTICES JUMBLE SALE. ST. LUKE’S HALL, Manchester street, TO-DAY, 11 AM. Admission 3d.
JUMBLE SALE IN PARISH HALL. Cnr. Barbadoes st. and Moorhouse ave.. SATURDAY. MAY 27th, AT 2 P.M. Admission 3d. JUMBLE SALES. A Monster Jumble Sale will be held in St. Luke's Schoolroom, cnr. Peterborough and Manchester streets, on SATURDAY, May 27th, at 2 p.m. An excellent selection of goods. Bargains Galore. 132 KAIAPOI BOROUGH COUNCIL. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Power will be CUT OFF over the area on SATURDAY AFTERNOON on MAY 27 from 12.30 P.M. to 2.45 P.M. SUNDAY. MAY 28: 12.30* P.M. TO 4.30 P.M C. H. COURT. Electrical Engineer. BANKS PENINSULA ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. POWER SHORTAGE. UNTIL further Notice, power will be CUT OFF on SUNDAYS from 1 P.M.-4 P.M F. A. LEWTHWAITE, Engineer. • 2882 MAIN CROP MAIN CROP POTATO GROWERS. POTATO GROWERS. A PUBLIC MEETING OF POTATO GROWERS (MAIN CROP) Will be Held in the COUNCIL HALL. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING. OXFORD TERRACE. CHRISTCHURCH, On TUESDAY. 30th MAY, AT 2.15 P.M.
BUSINESS: To have explained and discuss the proposals for a Potato Marketing Board. Messis T. L. Hayman, M.P., W J Fletcher and V. W. Wilson, of the Potato Section of Federated Farmers. South Canterbury. have been invited to attend. All Alain Crop Commercial Growers are Urged to Attend. A. E. G. LYTTLE. Provincial Secretary, Federated Farmers of N.Z. (Inc.). 9274 AMURI BRANCH OF FEDERATED FARMERS. INC. A MEETING will be held in the Culverden Hall on TUESDAY. May 30. 1950. at 8 P.M., when Mr W. B. Trotter, of Fairlie. will give an address on Mineral Deficiencies. Young Farmers’ Club and members of Cheviot and Waikari-Hau arden branches and anyone interested are cordially invited. A. A. MACFARLANE. President. A. A. MUNRO, Secretary. 9970 REHABILITATION DEPARTMENT. COURSE IN CARPENTRY. There are still a few vacancies in the Carpentry Course due to commence in approximately three weeks’ time. Wage.-: £6 16 s 8d gros lor first 32 weeks. £6 19s 2d gross next 20 weeks, then award. These vacancies apply to all ex-service-men of the British Commonwealth who served in New Zealand or elsewhere before the 31st March. 1946, with the exception of assisted immigrants. Any interested ex-servicemen .should cal! at the nearest Rehabilitation Office at the first opportunity to discuss training conditions. 2806 CHRISTCHURCH POTTERY GUILD. Membership entitles Free Potte v Les ons Apply Studio, 557 Madras st., cnr. Edgeware rd. No. 16 Tram. Hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4.
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26123, 27 May 1950, Page 1
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