KLEX E M A A SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT For Acne. Seborrhoea, Alopecia. Psoriasis, Eczema, Falling Hair. New "Rem-Ray” Treatment Removes Facial Hair Permanently. Representative visiting Timaru, Tuesday, Sept. 26tlK may be interviewed Balmoral Hotel. Consultations free. Write for Free Illustrated Booklet on Skin Care to KLEXEMA ROOMS, Triangle Buildings. 281 High street, Christchurch. 'Phone 34-566. Fully-trained Klexema Nurse in Attendance. Klexema (N.Z.), Ltd., Dingwall Bldgs., Queen street. Auckland.
AMUSEMENTS LAST DAY: 2 P.M., 8 P.M. Bette DAVlS—Joseph COTTEN p’BEYOND THE FOREST” ! jf MAYFAIR Phone 31-213 || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. TO-MORROW! 11 A.M., 2 P.M., 5 P.M., 8 P.M. You’ll love Trottie True, Queen of the Music Halls and Duchess of Wineford When she did her tricks the cream of society turned scur and wives locked their husbands in She’s slightly scandalous But you’ll love her |"THE GAY LADY”| It’s Britain’s most lavish Technicolour Production for years . . . Starring Beautiful JEAN KENT With the men in her life . . . each a cad by gad James Donald Hugli Sinclair e . Bill Owen Andrew Crawford From Gaiety Girl to Duchess in one Hilariously Delightful Stage (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS D.I.C. AND THEATRE CHRISTCHURCH SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA WILL PRESENT A SYMPHONY CONCERT SYMPHONY CONCERT For the Armed Services’ Aid for Crete Fund WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. At 8 p.m. . CIVIC THEATRE Group of Popular Items includes Molly on the Shore (Grainger) Marriage of Figaro (Mozart) William Tell (Rossini) Dance Macabre (Saint-Saens) Finlandia (Sibeßus) Music for Strings on ’ a Purcell Theme (Kirk-Burnnand) Conductor: THOS. J. KIRK-BURNNAND Leader: MAITLAND McCUTCHEON ADMISSION 5/BOX PLAN AT BEGG’S All Proceeds to Aid for Crete Fund SPORTING NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB. SEPTEMBER MEETING. SATURDAY NEXT, 9th INSTANT. Frequent Bus Service from Bank of New Zealand. 5/- and £ 1 Roubles Totalisator. Excellent fields. First race 10.46 a.m. TNer*teookmakers ‘Or 'ihtetfHiWigtants. dls- - I qualified or undesirable persons will be allowed on the Course during the September Meeting, and if any such persons are found thereon they will be removed and prosecuted as provided in the act. MOI ! DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. GRAND CENTENNIAL } GRAND CENTENNIAL GRAND CENTENNIAL GRAND CENTENNIAL GRAND CENTENNIAL GRAND CENTENNIAL , HIGHLAND BALL. HIGHLAND BALL, s HIGHLAND BALL. - HIGHLAND BALL. 5 HIGHLAND BALL. HIGHLAND BALL, j CALEDONIAN HALL. CALEDONIAN HALL. it CALEDONIAN HALL. THURSDAY. 7th SEPTEMBER, THURSDAY. 7th SEPTEMBER, 3 THURSDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, s THURSDAY. 7th SEPTEMBER, s THURSDAY. 7th SEPTEMBER. 8 p.m. 1 a.m. Novelties and Competitions. Novelties and Competitions. [ Novelties and Competitions. I COLIN CAMPBELL’S ORCHESTRA. COLIN CAMPBELL’S ORCHESTRA. J COLIN CAMPBELL’S ORCHESTRA. 1 COLIN CAMPBELL’S ORCHESTRA. Double, 12/6; Single, 6/6. Double, 12/6; Single, 6/6. ’ X 506 WINTER GARDEN CABARET, t SATURDAY, 8.30 till 12. PAT KANE’S ORCHESTRA. Tickets: Double-7/6, Alcoves 5/-. • (Evening Dress Essential.) Telephone 32-006 for Reservations. MRS R. F. NEWTON. Manageress. ® 9160 KEEP THIS DAIJ FREE. ANNUAL DANCE, CUST TENNIS CLUB, OCTOBER 28th, OCTOBER 28th, - AT S CUST HALL. 3 OPENING DAY, 30th SEPT. , 9318 BELFAST PLUNKET BALL. ORANGE HALL. ! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, B—l. ; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth, B—l. . Excellent Supper. 5/- Single. - 1 ! ' - ’EDUCATIONAL [ SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL, LTD. ■ THE NEXT TERM begins on TUESDAY. > SEPT. 12th, 1950, at 9 a.m. | The Principal will be "at Home” at the . School on Monday, September 11th, from , 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.. and at the hostel ‘ from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Boarders should be in residence before . 6 p.m. on September 11, 1950. , Telephones: 23-977 and 23-299. 9164 !LOST AND FOUND ‘ DOUBLE String Pearls, knotted, Lost,, between Riccarton and town. Please ring ’phone 33-117. LOST. Pedigree Samoyed Dog. Reward. , Ring 33-790. LOST, Red Purse, between Clyde road s and K °n» n i street. Reward. ’Ph. 82495. » LOST, Mon., Driver’s Licences and war. e of fitness in red Wellington City Council cover. Finder contact W. Curry. 24 Stoke s st.. Sumner. Reward. . LOST off Midland bus, between Ch. Ch. and Kaiapoi, Wed., Dry-cleaning Box 5 containing lady’s brown overcoat. Reward. ’Phone 38-110 during day, ask Thompson. 1,725 LOST, Black Patent Handbag, in , telephone box. Square. Finder please, phone to name inside. C/o Motukar&t-a Store, or write “Press.” Reward. A 2033, “Press.” STRAYED from Charteria Bay, Sept. 2, Black and White Fox Terrier Dog. S. E. Simpson. Charteris Bay. Reward. STRAYED to farm 1 month ago, 1 2 Yearling Black and White Heifer. If not claimed by Sept. 12 'will be sold to defrav expenses. H. M. Stephens, Gebi blcs Valiev. TENNIS Racquet Lost on No. 14 tram, Saturday. Ring 31-157, or return to Lost Luggaee. Reward. XIB9O SLIMLINE Reducing Tablets. 7s 6d. Limited stocks have arrived. W. B. Falvey. Chemist, 670 Colombo at. (opp. . Reece’s), Christchurch. *471
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Press, Volume LXXXVI, Issue 26211, 7 September 1950, Page 1
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