Page 1 Advertisements Column 6

Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27072, 22 June 1953, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS You Don’t HAVE To Believe Us When We , Say “I’D CLIMB THE 1 HIGHEST MOUNTAIN ” Programme Is GREAT entertainment . . . Just Ask Anyone Who Was Fortunate Enough To Attend The CRYSTAL PALACE Friday and Saturday ! 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY S p.m. A * Th.CRYSTAL PALACE -“J ■ ■■ ■■ . • . Of Course ! Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT AN ADVENTURE AS PULSATING. EXINSPIRING, SPECTACULAR. RUGGED AS ANY FILM OF THE GREAT OUTDOORS WE HAVE EVER SCREENED. “I’D CLIMB the HIGHEST MOUNTAIN” IN THE BEAUTIFUL NATURAL Colours of Technicolour WITH THIS SUPERB ARRAY OF STARS TO TELL THIS WONDERFUL STORY 1 WILLIAM LUNDIGAN ’ SUSAN HAYWARD ! RORY CALHOUN™' BARBARA BATES, GENE LOCKHART, ALEXANDER KNOX. RUTH DONNELLY. LYN BARI. YOU’LL LIVE EVERY THRILLING WONDERFUL STEP OP THE WAY I (Approved lor Universal Exhibition) Excellent Supports Include:— “BOWLERS’ FAIR,” Sports; “PATTERN OF PROGRESS," Movietone Adventure; i “IF CATS COULD SING," Terrytoon; PLANS D.1.C., THEATRE. ’Phone 32-403. 8 p.m. TONIGHT 8 p.m. 8 p.m. TONIGHT 8 p.m. 8 p.m. TONIGHT 8 p.m. AND EVERY MONDAY AT THE

CIVIC TOE BEST three SHILLINGS WORTH OF ENTERTAINMENT EVER OFFERED 1 TO CHRISTCHURCH “FUN SESSIONS” “FUN SESSIONS” “FUN SESSIONS” r SPECIAL NOTE: s Tonight we have a line-up of extra t interesting talent in the “Search For 3 sta5 ta * rs ‘ , At „ least 17 artists will appear but only 8 of these will be broadcast. I P* S ? £he intriguing and fascinating Musiquiz” see it actually played p on the stage. £rom th e "Funny Story” competition will be heard they are a scream this week again. “SCAVENGER QUIZ” Cash Prizes, Picture Theatre Passes, Dry - Cleaning Orders, Free Morning Teas if you have the article we call for. From the Bedroom This Week! PLANS AT THE D.I.C. 1 BEST 3/- WORTH IN CHRISTCHURCH JXgESJJ-ING —CIVIC THEATRE~CIVIC WRESJLING NEXT THURSDAY. : NEXT thur sday. TOBsSme LUCK? SIMUNOVICH WRESTLING v. DON BKITELMAN (U.S.A.) SSESTLgIG DON BEITELMAN (U.S.A.) i! DON BEITELMAN (U.S.A.) (16st 101 b WRESTLING ?^t se men are newcomers to New Zealand, and have ’ WRESTLING wrestled particularly well WRESTLING in the North Island. Do n °* m^ss thi® bout! WRESTLING Plans now open at DALE’S. WRESTLING Tobacconists. . WRESTLING Preferential Booking will WRESTLING be available to last year’s WRESTLING season ticket holders. WRESTLING NOTE NEW PRICES TO WRESTLING SUIT PRESENT DAY CONWRESTLING DITIONS: WRESTLING Ringside 7/Bd. WRESTLING Stalls 6/-, 5/-. 3/-. 2/-. WRESTLING Circle 5/- and 3/-. | WRESTLING (Plus Tax). WRESTLING 7363 FREE FILM EVENING. FREE FILM EVENING. FREE FILM EVENING. FREE FILM EVENING. FREE FILM EVENING. ' Residents of the Ellesmere-Leeston Districts are cordially invited to attend a Film Evening to be held on ] THURSDAY, 25th JUNE, THURSDAY, 25th JUNE, AT 8 P.M., In the j DOYLESTON HALL. < Snonsored bv the Ellesmere Vmmtf Far-

Sponsored by the Ellesmere Young Farmers’ Club. Films include RENAULT i TRACTORS and the latest range of BOOTHMAC FARM IMPLEMENTS (in colour), plus Good Supports. } SUPPER PROVIDED-fALL WELCOME. - BOOTH, MACDONALD and CO., LTD., BOOTH, MACDONALD and CO., LTD., BOOTH, MACDONALD and CO., LTD.. Head Office, P.O. Box 99, Christchurch. 2345 PUBLIC NOTICES ? NOTIFICATION TO TELEPHONE EXCHANGE SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers are hereby notified that un- ;. less rental accounts for the current half--8 yearly rental period are paid by 5 p.m., r on Monday, the 29th June, service may be 3 terminated without further notice. H. R. POOL. . Chief Postmaster.73s3 t SOUTH ISLAND TUBERCULOSIS (N.G.) INCORPORATED. i MEMBERS are reminded that the Eighth . Annual Meeting of the South Island > Tuberculosis Association (Northern E Group) Incorporated will be held in the ■ Board Room, Health Dept., 193 Hereford L st., Chch.. TO-NIGHT, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1953, AT 8 P.M. JAMESON, SON, and ANDERSON. Secretaries.,73ss DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. • DIPHTHERIA IMMUNISATION. J A Medical Officer will attend at the St. J Albans School, on Wednesday, June 24, at ? 10-10.15 a.m.» to give First Diphtheria in- ’ jections. All parents are invited to • bring their pre-school children, who are ’ not being immunised by their own doctor. r 1 7359 ' SOMETHING NEW FOR CYCLISTS ! SOMETHING NEW FOR CYCLISTS ! SOMETHING NEW FOR CYCLISTS ! 1 CYCLE CARRIER STRAPS. CYCLE CARRIER STRAPS. CYCLE CARRIER STRAPS. ; TO THE CYCLISTS OF' CHRISTCHURCH -PARA introduce these New Rubber ' Straps. If you have a Flat Carrier on • your bicycle without a spring clip, these . straps are just what you need. The ends , of the straps fit easily to each side of the [ back wheel hub, and the straps come , over the top of your carrier and keep parcels secure without crushing. If your bicycle has a carrier with a : spring clip, you, too, may find these straps indispensable to use, instead of the spring , cUp. The big advantage of Para’s Rubber Straps is that they hold more fragile par- ■ cels firm without squashing them with the spring clip. CYCLE CARRIER STRAPS, CYCLE CARRIER STRAPS, CYCLE CARRIER STRAPS, 4/9, 4/9, 4/9, 4/9, Complete with Fittings. They’re Good—Para Recommend Them ! .They’re Good—Para Recommend Them ! PARA RUBBER CO., LTD., PARA RUBBER CO., LTD. —Two Christchurch Shops— Cnr. Cashel and Manchester streets, 152 High st (opp. High St. P. 0.). Stores throughout N.Z. FURNITURE AUCTIONS LET FORD AND HADFIELD, LTD. AUCTION YOUR FURNITURE F-P.T.C.