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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26179, 1 August 1950, Page 1

SEBORRHOEA. KLEXEMA TREATMENT Has proved successful in such distressing complaints as ACNE. ECZEMA. PSORIASIS. FALLING HAIR. ALOPECIA New “Rem-Ray” Treatment Removes Facial Hairs Permanently. Write for Free Illustrated Booklet on Skin Care to KLEXEMA ROOMS. TRIANGLE BLDGS., 281 HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. ’Phone 34-566. Klexema (N.Z.). Ltd., Dingwall Bldgs., Queen strec Auckland.

AMUSEMENTS 9 WEEKS AT AUCKLAND 7 WEEKS AT DUNEDIN PLANS NOW OPEN FOR 4th WEEK And be Advised and Reserve 2 P.M. DAILY 8 P.M. IT IS SAID . . . A Good Laugh Does You The World of Good Well. “Whisky Galore” must be getting thousands into the pink of condition . . . It was made for laughter . . . Nightly the theatre rings to the hearty laughter of an audience that has been captivated by the humour of this Scottish story Eagle-Lion Presents “WHISKY GALORE” “WHISKY GALORE” Starring BASIL RADFORD JOAN GREENWOOD GORDON JACKSON (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) jf MAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213 || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. PLANS D.I.C AND THEATRE ST? JAMES’ Telephone 35-820. Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd. Sessions Daily at 2 p.m. and 8 pjn. NOW SHOWING! M.G.M. Presents A Dazzling, Joyous, Magical Musical in Technicolour ESTHER WILLIAMS LAURITZ MELCHIOR In “THIS TIME FOR KEEPS” “THIS TIME FOR KEEPS” - With JIMMY DURANTE. DAME! MAY WHITTY XAVIER CUGAT AND HIS ORCHESTRA Packed with Songs, Laughter, Excitement and Beauty ... a Technicolourful Treat for Every Member of Every Family Every where! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. Theatre *Phone 35-820 SPORTING CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB. (Incorporated). GRAND NATIONAL RACE MEETING. 1950. RICCARTON RACECOURSE, SATURDAY, AUGUST sth, TUESDAY. AUGUST Bth, and SATURDAY. AUGUST 12th. TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS. Special Trains will leave Christchurch Station at intervals from 9.15 a.m. on first day and 9.35 a.m. on second and toll’d days. Special Trams and Buses will leave the Squar2 at frequent intervals each day. ADMISSION CHARGES: To Course: Motor-cars, etc. Each 2/To Outside Enclosure: Each 2/To Inside Enclosure: Each 7/Children will not be admitted except on payment of the full charges. Perambulators, etc., will not be admitted to the Insioe Enclosure. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by the Regulations made by the Club, under Section 33 of the Gaming Act. 1908, all bookmakers and undesirable persons are excluded from the Christchurch Racecourse while same is being used or occupied by the Canterbury Jockey Club for a Race Meeting. FIRST RACE 10.30 A.M. EACH DAY. F. T. H. BELL. Secretary. 4390

DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. REALM WEDNESDAY. WEDNESDAY. REALM WEDNESDAY. WEDNESDAY. REALM Special Attraction. REALM Final appearance in Chch., REALM Lila Summers and Duncan MeREALM Kellar, undefeated Scottish REALM champion Modern Dancers. Their dancing has captivated thousands in Aust, and N.Z. Don’t Miss Seeing their Exhibition, Wednesday, Realm. Mixed Danoingr >Jbamtoaion 3s,* Be Wise—Be Early. Doors Open 7.30 pjn. DANCING—TO-NIGHT. THE RENDEZVOUS Argonaut Building*. THE RENDEZVOUS 100 Stanmore road. Merv. Coburn’s Orchestra. Admission 2/6. LOST AND FOUND BROWN Astrakhan Glove, between Beath* and Ballantynes. L 2736, “Press.” DOGS collected in Council raid, Syden-ham-Waltham road area. Two wire-haired terriers, black, and white Fox Terrier, small long-haired white dog, black bead. Black and white long-haired Spaniel cross. Dial 41-400, ask tor 800 fr 2679 LADY'S Pink Cardigan lost in Botanic Gardens, Sunday. Reward._L272l, "Press.” LOST Ford V 8 Hub Cap, 22 or 23 July. Ring 25-347. -1LOST Black Labrador Dog, no collar. Ring Hanafin,24-621. Reward. 4479 LOST Spare Wheel, 18 x 5J5~ 5.50, Lvffi* Pass, Reefton. Reward. ZL2759, ''presa.” LOST, Green Astrakhan Glove, named Beyerley Brewis. L 2736, "Press.” LOST Hillman Mlnx Hub Cap, 1933 model, on way to Sumner, Saturday afternoon. Dial 398 ask for 75425. LOST, Friday evening, small zip puree, containing money. Ring 30-787. Reward. LOST 650 X 20 Tyre and Wheel, possibly North Brighton or City area. Good reward. ’Phone 22-839. X 2767 LOST, Friday, Gent’s Regent Watch, broad strap. Reward. Return 487 St. Asaph street. i X 2760 LOST between City and Springfield, par--25 3«J Onta i ning ” eW PiUows ‘ kindly ring LOST, July 23, 1 Saw, Spirit Level, and Bag. Springfield to Ferry roads. Reward. ’Phone 23-400. : r... LOST in City, last Thursday, dark green Parker 51 Pen. Finder please ring 71425. Reward. LOST, Friday night, violet Hat, vicinity Rolleston avenue. Reward.. P 6040. “Pre**.” LOST, Sunday, Cashmere Hills, between Takahe and Victoria Park, Pearl Studded circlet Earring. Please nng 74045. LOST from 138 Neville street, Spreydon, Ginger Cat, has white spot on throat, front legs slightly bowed. Answers name of “Sandy.” Valued pet. Urgently wanted. Please ring 30-367. Reward. X 2892 TWO Pieces of Material, vicinity of Durham street. L 2708, “Press.” STRAYED, Sunday, 29th, 1 Black Labrador; 1 black and white Spaniel Cross. Answer to "Darkie” and “Patch.”xWould anyone knowing or having seen them, please contact ARTHUR WEDERELL, Pigeon Bay. 524 STRAYED FROM NEVILLE STREET GINGER CAT White Spot under Chin GOOD REWARD ’PHONE 30-367. IF YOUR DOG OR CAT IS LOST, or has Strayed, Communicate with the S.P.C.A. ANIMALS’ HOME. 59 Bassett street, Burwood. Telephone 37-407.T.C. EDUCATIONAL TEACHER of Music: Miss E. Appleyard, Licentiate, Guildhall School of Music, London (L.G.S.M.), recently overseas 60 Bordesley st., Linwood. X 1374 ST. MARY’S DIOCESAN SCHOOL. INC., STRATFORD. REGISTERED DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. The Board of Governors offer* a Scholarsnip of £45 per annum, tenable for two years. Open to Form II pupils. Entries close 30th September, 1950. The examination will be held on October U--12. Entry forms and particulars are obtainable from the Secretary. Box 83. Stratford. F. E. CLARKE, Secretary. 4429 ATTENTION, LADIES I ATTENTION. LADIES I Have you visited our NEW LADIES oaIOOW BAR AND LOUNGE? Situated downstairs—entrance ott Triangle at corner High street and Manches ter street. A plentiful supply ot aU popular spirit* obtainable A cosy fire, new tables, chain and lighting, combined with friendly and attentive service amidst pleasani environment. “Springbok' v African, auc McWilliams (Australian) wines and si.ernes availaole from our Bottle Store—also Baliins XXXX Sparkling, and ‘John Buil, etc., etc., etc. EXCELSIOR HOTEL. EXCELSIOR HOTEL. Cnr. High and Manchester sts., Chch. (W. E. Donnithorne, Licensee).