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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26477, 19 July 1951, Page 1

KLEX E M A For Acne, Seborrhoea. Alopecia, Psoriasis, Eczema. Falling Hair. New "Rem-Ray” Treatment Removes Facial Hair Permanently. Write for Free Illustrated Booklet on Skin Care to KLEXEMA ROOMS. Triangle Buildings, 281 High street, Christchurch. 'Phone 34-566. Sister will visit Timaru each alternate Tuesday at the Rooms of H. E. Bennett, Foot Specialist, 44 George street, July 3, 17, 31. Klexema (N.Z.), Ltd., Dingwall Bldgs.. Queen street. Auckland.

AMUSEMENTS FOURTH WEEK STARTS TO-MORROW! 2 p.m. 5 p.m. 8 p.m. ITS ESSENTIAL TO RESERVE! MAYFAIR Phone 31-113 | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. DAILY: 2 P.M., 8 P.M. THE ROYAL COMMAND PERFORMANCE PICTURE OF THE YEAR. 20th Century-Fox Presents “THE MUDLARK” “THE MUDLARK” Starring IRENE DUNNE as the Queen ... a mother in a little boy’s heart. ALEC GUINNESS Brilliant as the Immortal Disraeli. ANDREW RAY as the Cockney Ragamuffin. The Story of the Kid who Wanted to Sit on a Queen's Throne! FINLAY CURRIE as the Scot . . . whose "Highland Fling” Rocked the Walls of Windsor! CONSTANCE SMITH as the Irish Girl! (Approved for Universal Exhibition) PLANS D.I.C. AND THEATRE.

MR CHARLES BRODIE MR CHARLES BRODIE MR CHARLES BRODIE HYPNOTIST HYPNOTIST Will Give Another Party at CIVIC THEATRE Last Time Everybody had an Uproarious Time! •Us guest-subjects had Champagne. Wine. Spirits Turkey. Chicken. Cocktails; they Toasted and Cheered their Host. The audience was convulsed with laughter, because they could see that it was the master mentalist’s influence that gave tie subjects their mythical feast IT WAS BUT ONE OF THE HUNDREDS ™ DELICIOUSLY FUNNY SITUATIONS IN AN EVENING OF DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT! Join in the Fun Yourself TUESDAY NEXT, JULY 24 WEDNESDAY NEXT, JULY 25 (Two Farewell Performances) By Public Demand E a J ni, Z wl Prlce ? : < R eservable) 6/-, 4/-. plus J!!? 7 ' PlU * obtainable at doors night oi performance. ®° x Plans Open D.I.C. To-morrow Morning. RADI^ P lIALL-.I IALL -. ASHBURTON, THURSDAY, JULY 26.

The Christchurch Film Society presents the official centennial film, "SALUTE TO A CENTENNIAL" radiant theatre. TO-NIGHT, and 20th and 21« t July, 1951, at 8 p.m. Matinee: SATURDAY, 21st JULY, 1951, at 2 p.m. ALL THE MAJOR EVENTS, FILMED IN GLORIOUS COLOUR! Excellent Supporting Programme BRING THE CHILDREN TO THE MATINEE! Box Plans now open at the DJC Booking Office. Admission: Adults 2/6, Children 1/8. No Booking Fee. PLANS FILLING RAPIDLY. Proceeds to the Canterbury Museum Extension Fund. t TIMARU PLOUGHING MATCH ASSOCIATION AT ELLOUGHTON GRANGE TIMARU ON SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. 1961 Competitors are asked to consider their entries for The Royal Championship Ploughing Events The Race and The Dog Trials and send them in now to THE SECRETARY. Timaru Ploughing Match, P.O. Box 312, TIMARU. No late entries can be received as the draw and catalogue' will be considered immediately after closing date—July 31. '_____ sMl THE OXFORD YOUNG FARMERS' CLUB. PLOUGHING MATCH AND DANCE to have been held on Thursday, HAS BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, JULY 24th.

SPORTING SCUTH CANTERBURY HUNT CLUB SOUTH CANTERBURY HUNT CLUB SCUTH CANTERBURY HUNT CLUB SCUTH CANTERBURY HUNT CLUB STEEPLECHASE RACE MEETING STEEPLECHASE RACE MEETING STEEPLECHASE RACE MEETING STEEPLECHASE RACE MEETING WASHDYKE WASHDYKE WASHDYKE WASHDYKE SATURDAY. JULY 21 SATURDAY. JULY 21 SATURDAY. JULY 21 SATURDAY, JULY 21 HUNT CLUB BALL, FRIDAY, JULY 20. HUNT CLUB BALL. FRIDAY. JULY 20, HUNT CLUB BALL. FRIDAY, JULY 20. BAY HALL BAY HALL BAY HALL Tickets £l, each. 4955 LOST AND FOUND GOLD Bird Brooch Enamel surround lost, llto, Repertory-Papanul. Reward. Ring 36-238. JAPANESE Cmega Lighter, Wentworth or vicinity Monday. 'Phone 70725. LADY'S Gold Watch lost Tuesday night, wine strap. Greatly valued. Reward. 8604, “Press."

LEFT in Taxi to Y.W.C.A., 8 p.m. Friday. Red Leather Couture Beauty Case. Personal value only. Reward. ZP1043. “Press." —— 1330 LOST, Large Cameo Brooch (keepsake). Good reward. Ring 40-435. X 521 LOST. Labrador Dog. "Toby.” 7 Faraday st., Sydenham. ■■- LOST, July 11, White Rosary Beads Reward. P 1047, "Press.” 1317 LOST, vicinity Neville and Selwyn sts.. Infant’s Rubber Soled Shoe. Ring 30-367. LOST, £7 10s 9d in notes and M silver. Substantial reward. Ring 48-377. 1393 LOST, Small'Brown Pig Wednesday, between Chch. and Homebush. Finder please ring 6K. Darfield. ■ 1413 LOST, Half-beardy Tan Sheep Dog. answering Tip. vicinity Sylvan st. Reward. 'Phone 86, Darfield, or 15 Sylvan st LOST. Tuesday, Training College Students* Brown Satchel, between Hereford and Somerfield Sts. Ring 35-551. LOST, Hub “Cap (Humber), between Mih kaia and Christchurch. Reward. "Phone 23-518, or PlO4l, "Press." 1349 LOST, Monday Night, Blue Velvet Evening Bag, between Cashel street and Oxford tee. 'Phone 46-463. Reward. X 513 LOST, Friday, Fob Miniature Laughing Cavalier, Rangiora. Midland Bus. City, Opawa. Ring Miss Coates. 32-461. Reward. —— . 1346 LOST. Small Brown Purse containing sum money, key, between Kalapoi golf links and Salisbury st. Reward. B7U. "Press." LOST, about July 10. from St. Andrew's Hill, Wirehaired Terrier, brown, black, and white. Reg. No. 269. Reward. 'Phone 46-106. X 584 PERSONS In car who picked up Wooden Tubs between Waimak. and Chaneys, Sat. Please ring 7191 M 1391 SINGLE String Pearls lost BryndwrCity. Tuesday. Valued keepsake. Reward. Ring 22-102. STRAYED from North Loburn. one Bay Hack, black mane and tall. Ring 492 R.. Rangiora. STRAYED on Westwood. Waddington. 3 Ewes, heavy in lamb. Marked on rear in red but brand indistinct Owner can have same by giving description and paying expenses. P1055, TRESS." ---—-s lIGGO'S Bronchial Mi ’‘l' r t h «-t ,, SSs* mended for brt’f’cJjiiJL*?td 101 Cashel 3s 6d. Iggos- (Chemists), Lto- v Maa I'sL. Christchurch.