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Press, Volume LXXXVII, Issue 26511, 28 August 1951, Page 1

( AMUSEMENTS SPECIAL! Big Matinee Session To-day at 1.45 S—STAR ATTRACTIONS—S Please Note: OWING TO THEATRE BLING USED FOR ELECTION ADDRESS No Pictures To-night! At the Popular [liberty ’Phone 35-067 | | Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd At 1.45 - AGAIN TO-MORROW - At 7.30 20th Century-Fox Proudly Presents Joseph Cotten, Linda Darnell Cornel Wilde, Jeflf Chandler With a supporting cast of Thousands in the Thrilling Movie Spectacle “TWO FLAGS WEST” No. 2 STAR ATTRACTION: "The Mighty Adventure of the High Seas and Ships. “Harbour of Missing Men” RICHARD DENNING, BARBARA FULLER (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) And on the Same Programme 3 COLOURED CARTOONS 3 “Mightv Mouse" "TALKING MAGPIES” "GANDER GOOSE" BOOK AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE. MONSTER DOLL SHOW AND EXHIBITION MONSTER COMPETITIVE DOLL SHOW AND EXHIBITION To be held In OLD ART GALLERY ARMAGH STREET LAJT WEEK OF SCHOOL HOLIDAYS AUGUST 29. 30 AND 31 From 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Dally. Official Opening at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) by Mrs Warren, wife of the Bishop-elect. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF DOLLS DRESSED BY CITY FIRMS. COME AND SEE AN EXHIBITION OF DOLLS OF ALL NATIONS. Entries for competitions close by noon This Day, Tuesday, at Old Art Gallery. Armagh Street. Excellent Prizes Various Stalls of Cakes, Sweets. Ice Cream, etc. COME ONE, COME ALL—DON'T MISS THIS UNIQUE EXHIBITION. Admission 1/-. Children 6d. Proceeds in aid of St. Stephen’s Church Building Fund.

CANTERBURY AMATEUR BOXING ASSOCIATION (Inc.). BOXING BOXING AT ITS BEST. BOXING If you like action in your BOXING sport, be at the BOXING RADIANT THEATRE, BOXING TUESDAY, SEPT. 4th, 7.30 p.m. BOXING WEDNESDAY. SEPT. sth. 8 p.m. BOXING for the BOXING 1951 CANTERBURY BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS BOXING, and see all your favourites BOXING fighting for the right to repreBOXING sent Canterbury at the N.Z. BOXING Championships. BOXING Popular Prices: Ringside, 10/-; BOXING Front Stalls, 5/-; Back Stalls, BOXING Circle, 2/6. BOXING Bookings open at Dales, ToBOXING bacconiat, for one or both BOXING nights- Members, Monday. AugBOXING 27th; Public, Tuesday, August BOXING 28th. onwards. 2311

PUBUCNOTICES , WOMEN’S MEETING. All Women Invited to hear MISS BEATRICE LAVEftY ’’ lrelapd) « ST. .PAUL’S PRESo iTERIAN, CHURCH, WEDNESDAY, 29th AUGUST, 2.30 p.m. OLGA MILES DELICATESSEN, •95 Cashel street. OWING to a family bereavement, our shop will be CLOSED TODAY, Tuesday, 28th August, 1951. OLGA MILES DELICATESSEN. 95 Cashel street. 3259 G. D. FROST. A.P.A.N.Z., Publlc Accountant. lias removed to offices in the Triangle Chambers. 281 High street. Telephone number 32-472, and postal address P.O. Box 1060. Christchurch, remain unchanged. 2344 1 WISH TO ANNOUNCE that 1 have admitted to partnership JOHN KEMPTHORNE COLLINS. A.N.Z.IA.. The practice will continue at the present address, 118 Hereford street, under the title of J. G. COLLINS and SON. Registered Architects. JOHN GODDARD COLUNS. FNX.i.A. 9757 PRICE REDUCTIONS. TEA. BUTTER, AND FLOUR. As from MONDAY, 3rd SEPTEMBER. 1951, prices for Teas, Blitter, and Flour will be reduced as iollows: All Tea: 3d per lb. Butter: 4d per lb. Flour: £6 per ton to Bakers and Pastrycooks. Flour: £6 5s per ton (jd per lb) to Retailers.

Retailers, Wholesalers, and Tea Packers he,ding stocks of these commodities as at midnight on 2nd September, can claim refunds by following the procedure outlined below. It should be noted that these refunds will apply to all Traders carrying on the business of selling Tea, Butter, and Flour, OTHER than as an ingredient in a beveiage, food, or part of a meal. U RETAILERS: (1) All claims for refunds are to be made on retailers’ invoices if available, or on plain paper, and are to be sent to the Acting-Director, Marketing Department, P.O. Box 1500, Wellington. (2) Ail claims are to cany a certificate worded as follows: TEA; "I hereby certify that the quantity of tea held in my store as at midnight, 2nd September, 1951, waslb, and therefore claim a subsidy of £ in respect of duty already paid on such tea.” "I further undertake to reduce the retail price of tea by 3d per lb as from 3rd September. 1951.” BUTTER AND FLOUR: "I hereby certify that the quantity of (butter) (flour) held in my store as at midnight. 2nd SeptemMer, 1951, was lb,’ and therefore claim a subsidy of £ in respect of such (butter) (flour).” (3) A separate ceitificate is required In respect of each commodity. (4) Each claim is to be witnessed by a Justice of the Peace or a Solicitor, or a member of the Police Force, or a member of the N.Z. Society of Accountants, or a Minister of Religion, or Postmaster. (5) Retailers receiving tea, butter, or flour on or after the 3rd September, 1961, should ascertain whether it has been In transit at midnight on the 2nd September, 1951. Such tea, butter, or flour SHOULD NOT be declared as part of their stocks or a refund claimed unless it has been charged at the price ruling prior to 2nd September, 1951. TEA PACKERS AND WHOLESALERS. The procedure is the same as for retailers, except that Tea Packers and Wholesalers of Tea are required to append the following certificate:— “I hereby certify that the total quantity of tea held in my store* (excluding tea in bond) as at midnight, 2nd September, 1951 was lb. and therefore claim a subsidy in respect of customs duty already paid and amounting to £ in respect of such tea.” GENERAL.

(1) All claims for refunds will be acknowledged immediately and cheques will be posted as soon as possible after the claims are received. (2) Claims MUST be received by the Department within fourteen (14) days of the 3rd September, 1951, i.e., not later than 17th SEPTEMBER, 1951. (3) Each Trader must ensure that this claim carries his full name and address so that the acknowledgement and cheque can be sent promptly. INQUIRIES: If any person is in doubt regarding any point, he should communicate direct with the ACTING-DIRECTOR OF MARKETING, 24 LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON, OR P.O. BOX 1500. WELLINGTON. K. B. LONGMORE, , , Acting-Diractor. 3202