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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27010, 9 April 1953, Page 1

The Quality Goes In before the Brand Goes on Stacey and Hawker’s Quality Bread

AMUSEMENTS FINALLY TODAY: 2 and 8 p.m. The Incomparable Story That Knows No Age ! the fascinating stage success that BROKE ALL LONDON RECORDS! “CHU CHIN CHOW” “CHU CHIN CHOW” ‘‘CHU CHIN CHOW” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) .||rpTJzT~||| ( Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. 'Phone 36-021 Tomorrow: 3 Shows! 2 p.m. (Shoppers’ 5 p.m.) 8 p.m. transferred from the regent at THE HEIGHT OF IT’S POPULARITY ! THE MOST THRILLING WESTERN OF THE YEAR ! Packed With Action, Gunsmoke and Violence! the STORY OF THE LAST FLAMING DAYS OF THE MIGHTY CATTLE BARONS. AND THE RUTHLESS DENBOW BROS. WHO -RULED AN EMPIRE OE GUNMEN AND DEFIED A NATION TO CROSS ITS BARBED WIRE FRONTIER ! Universal-International Presents “UNTAMED FRONTIER” “UNTAMED FRONTIER” “UNTAMED FRONTIER” Starring Joseph Cotten Shelley Winters Scott Brady • Susan Ball PLANS OPEN AT D.I.C. (App. for Universal Exhibition)

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MRS J. E. WILSON wishes to sincerely Thank all kind friends and floral tributes and messages of in the loss of a dearly loved hu sb*™*Special thanks to doctors and "urseWard 1. Christchurch Hospital, officers, n.c.o’s and men. S.D. RN.Z.A.S.C., Burnham, and Mr and Mrs F. Slade, Papanui. fiRA. JACKSON and Mrs M. Kellec, son and daughter of the late Mary Jackson, wish to express sincere Th an , ks ._^?., t pc relatives and friends for floral tribute-, telegrams, letters, and Pressions of sympathy in their recen. bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. France and Mrs Guildford. SmS~MYRTLE TRERISE, Betty, Shiley, and Mrs W. G. Small, the wife, da ugnter.. and sister of the late Norman Edward Trerise, wish to Thank all those whose addresses are unknown for tiwir expressions of sympathy in their recent •ad bereavement.