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AMUSEMENTS Again To-day, 2 and 8 p.m. Pacific Filins present “BROKEN BARRIER” “BROKEN BARRIER” “BROKEN BARRIER” A Romantic Drama of Modem New Zealand. . . . The Love Story of a White Boy and a Maori Girl . . . facing the Challenge of Prejudice. Starring . ' Kay Ngarimu Terence Bayler ■ Produced in New Zealand by ROGER MIRAMS and JOHN O'SHEA Featurettes: "Gerald Mcßoing Boing” (Academy Award Cartoon), ‘Tales From the Vienna Woods," Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Latest Clnesound News. BOX PLANS AT D.I.C. REGENT . ’Phone 34-816 Direction : Christchurch Cinemas Ltd. And Kerridge-Odeon. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) | TIVOLI | Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd., and Kerridge-Odeon. Again To-day at 2 and 8 p.m. THE BIG THREE OF COMEDY IN WHAT IS WITHOUT A DOUBT THE WILDEST AND FUNNIEST OF THE "ROAD” SERIES! “ROAD TO MOROCCO” “ROAD TO MOROCCO” “ROAD TO MOROCCO” —Hilariously Starring BING CROSBY 808 HOPE DOROTHY LAMOUR CROWDED HOUSES OVER THE WEEK-END MAKE BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL I RESERVE NOW! Plans at D.I.C. or Ring Tivoli 32-810. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Next Attraction to the Tivoli! SPECTACLE NEVER BEFORE FILMED! “When Worlds Collide” IT’S INCREDIBLE! AMAZING! STARTLING! nJ A EP£°Y? d ,or Universal Exhibition.) T z i,, Cengor advises parents that parts of this film may be disturbing to young ■ Children. I fl R AMD Now Showing: Non- I Ufl IV U stop from 11 a.m. | Direction: Christchurch Cinemas, Ltd.. and Kerridge-Odeon. TENSE DRAMA! SUSPENSE! DYNAMIC ACTION! Ida Lupino Celeste Holm Richard Widmark Cornel Wilde They’re all heading for a showdown as they meet Destiny head-on ... in “ROAD HOUSE” Widmark as Jelly, who either owns you or kills slowly. . . . He has a Rendezvous with Fate . . . and There's No End to the Trouble He Starts! (Recommended by Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children) 2nd Big Attraction: SWASHBUCKLING ADVENTURE IN TECHNICOLOURI Pulse-pounding Thrills! WHEN ROGUE AND CUT-THROAT CLASH FOR THE LOVELIEST LOOT OF ALL! “BUCCANEER’S GIRL” Staling PHILIP ranoS? (Approved for Universal Exhibition) skating —” SKATING COME SKATING TO-DAY. SKATING COME BKATING TO -DAY. SKATING DE LUXE ROLLER RINK. skating DE LUXE ROLLER RINK. SKATING SKATING To-day's 3 Sessions: SKATING SKATING Afternoon, 2.15-4.15. SKATING Learners, 5.15-6.30. SKATING Evening, 7.30-10.30. SKATING SKATING Children Please Note: SKATING Special Holiday Session comSKATING mences on Saturday each SKATING V morning from 10 to 12. SKATING, - PUBLIC NOTICES WARNING. EVENT: Artillery Live Shell Practice. PLACE: BIRDLING’S FLAT. DANGER AREA: 43deg. 49in S. 172 deg. 331 n E;; 43deg. 49in S, 172 deg. 381 n E: 44deg S. 172 deg. 20in E; 44deg. S, 17i deg. 50in E. DANGER HEIGHT: 25,000 ft. DATE AND DURATION: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., August 19, 20, 21, 23, and 24, 1952. “ROSS” BINOCULARS. "ROSS” BINOCULARS. BEST RACE GLASSES 8/30, £5O. WATSONS “JEWELLERS,” LTD., 695 Colombo street, 278 High street. M.WJ LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCILAMENDMENT TO BY-LAWS. NOTICE is hereby given that at a Special Meeting of the Lyttelton Borough Council held on Monday, the 28th July, 1952, the following resolution was passed, and it will be submitted for confirmation* at the ordinary meeting of the Council, to be held on the 25th August, 1952. at 7.30 p.m., at the Council Chambers, Oxford street, Lyttelton. “That the Lyttelton Borough By-laws, 1938, Part XVI, be amended by deleting from section 22 the words "Every” to “Supply,” and substituting the following:— “In any case where a continuing extraordinary supply has been provided by the Council, tb a consumer as a result of an agreement between the consumer and the Council, the-Consumer, if the Council requires” Dated this Ist day of August, 1952. J. THOMPSON. Town Clerk. . 2404 STONES STONES CANTERBURY. NELSON, MARLBOROUGH AND WESTLAND DIRECTORY. 1952 Edition. The next issue will be published about November, 1952, and will be the 51st year of publication. Royal BVo. containing about 1400 pages, corrected to date. The whole handsomely bound in cloth; gilt lettered. Price if ordered before publication, £717/8 and postage. If ordered after oubllcation, £2/2/- and postage. THE FIRM’S CHIEF REPRESENTATIVE FOR N.Z., MR G. A. BISHOP, IS NOW IN CHRISTCHURCH TO ATTEND TO YOUR REQUIREMENTS. LETTERS AND ORDERS AND INSTRUCTIONS ADDRESSED TO HIM AT THE CP.O., CHRISTCHURCH, WILL RECEIVE HIS PROMPT ATTENtion. Please do this and help us to publish the Directory much more quickly. OWING TO THE LARGE NUMBER OF ALTERATIONS IN CHRISTCHURCH AND OTHER PARTS OF THE PROVINCE. THE VALUE OF THIS YEAR'S PUBLICATION CANNOT BE OVERESTIMATED. GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW THE , MONEY-SAVING \ WAY. The businessman’s daily companion and efficient servant, so essential to the smooth runnfhg of your business. Get in touch with our representative without delay about your display advertisement or bold listing. Rates are very reasonable. STONE, SON AND CO., LTD.. 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