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Press, Volume LXXXIX, Issue 27073, 23 June 1953, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS 1.45—T0DAY—7.45 | LIBERTY ] Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. It’s those glorious “Show Boat Deys” «et in Music, Song and Romance with 21 of the most memorable melodies of young Stephen Foster and featuring the greatest voices of today's Musical Stage. STEPHEN FOSTER’S “I DREAM OF JEANIE", ’’l DREAM OF JEANIE” STARRING RAY MIDDLETON (Broadway’s Singing Star) of “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN” and “SOUTH PACIFIC” WILLIAM SHIRLEY (As young Stephen Foster) EILEEN CHRISTY (Jeanie with the light brown hair) STEPHEN FOSTERS SONG HITS INCLUDE “I Dream Of Jeanie,” “My Old Kentucky Home” “Ring Ring The Bango,” “Old Folks At Home” “Oh Susannah,” “Camp Town Races” "Old Dog Tray,” “A Ribbon In Your Hair” "Jeanie June.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Associate Feature THE ACTION-PACKED THRILLER “Federal Agent At Large” With Robert Rockwell, Dorothy Patrick (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Box Plan at D.I.C. and Theatre. ROLLER ’ SKATING ROLLER DE LUXE ROLLER SKATING ROLLER RINK. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER NEW SESSIONS SKATING ROLLER DAILY. SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER School Session: SICATING ROLLER 4.30-6.30. SKATING ROLLER Evening Session: SKATING ROLLER 7.30-10. SKATING ROLLER ’ SKATING ROLLER SATURDAYS: SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER Morning: 10-12. SKATING ROLLER Afternoon: 2.30-4.30. SKATING ROLLER Evening: 7.30-10.30. SKATING ROLLERSKATING WEST MELTON “A QUEEN IS CROWNED” In Technicolour SATURDAY, 8 pjn. SATURDAY, 8 p.m. 7511 HAREWOOD TRANSIT CAMP. “A QUEEN IS CROWNED” In Technicolour MONDAY NEXT 2 Sessions: 4.30 p.m. and 8 pjn. (Bookings at Theatre. Sat., 2.30 p.m.) -7511 HALSWELL. . “A QUEEN IS CROWNED” In Technicolour PJH. TUESDAY, 8 pun. 7511 THE COURTENAY-PAPARUA PLOUGHING MATCH and DOG TRIALS ASSN. The Annual Ploughing Match and Dog. Trials will be held on Mr J. D. Penney’s Farm, RICHFIELD ROAD, KIRWEE, on SATURDAY. JULY 4th. Entries close Saturday, June 27th, at 9 p.m. R. G. WESTAWAY, Hon. Secretary. ... ', 7525 BRACKENFIELD HUNT. SATURDAY, JUNE 27—Meet at Blacksmith Shop, Mason’s Flat, Hawarden. MONDAY, JUNE 29—Meet at Balmoral end of Long Plantation road, Balmoral. C. A. MACDONALD, H. C. GREENWOOD, Joint Masters. 7617 , PUBLIC NOTICES JUMBLE SALE, ST. LUKE’S HALL, THURSDAY. 25th JUNE. For St. Chad's Missionary Guild. Admission 3d. SumbleFSaije: A Jumble Sale will be held in the SUNBEAM KINDERGARTEN, 13 Cornwall street, St. Albans, ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, AT 2 P.M. Take No. 4 Tram to Edgeware road. MONSTER HARE DRIVE at Burnham on SATURDAY, JUNE 27. Meet at the new school, 9 a.m. etc., will be provided. Cartridges 1. ROBERTS, Secretary. r 214 COMPETITION WINNERS, MT. PLEASANT KINDERGARTEN FAIR, 20th JUNE, 1953. A. L. Jarden, Potatoes and Marrows; Mr* D. M. Hutchinson. Fruit Cake; Mr N. Maxted, Complete Dinner. QUICKFIRE RAFFLE, No. 17' DRAWN JUNE 20th, 1953. FIRST PRIZE: £20—6812, Nora, Gladstone Hotel. SECOND PRIZE: £10—5742, M. Patterson, 48 Buchan street, Sydenham. THIRD PRIZE: £5—2183, J. Greig, K Force. Bumham. FIFTEEN £1 PRIZES: 4550, Us Three, Club Hotel: 6685, Blank Butt; 1417, J. McCormick, Hotel New Brighton; 5504, E.P., 140 Lonsdale street. New Brighton: 2795, N. Cottis, 14 Lowe st.. Riccarton; 0378, Blank Butt; 4499, Taff Rail. <52 Peterborough street; 3522. M. Collier, Woolston Coal and Cartage: 4872, J. A. Whitcombe, 296 Barba does st.; 0716, T. Graham, Burnham Military Camp; 5331, Mrs Hamilton, 280 Cashmere rd., Halswell; 3300, Blank Butt; 2396, Sevens; 0936, J.C.R., New Zealand Breweries: 6039. John, Christchurch. 7528 N.Z. SOCIETY FOR THE PROTECTION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN (CANTERBURY BRANCH, INCORPORATED). THE FORTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING of the above Society Will be held TODAY (TUESDAY), at 2.30 p.m., in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE HALL. BUSINESS: Adoption of Report and Balance-sheet Ejection of Officers. General. SPEAKER: The Dean of Christchurch (the Very Rev. Martin Sullivan). Afternoon Tea. (MRS) L. I. CATTELL, J.P., Secretary-Treasurer. . '7474 USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES USED SEWING MACHINES AT BARGAIN PRICES ’ AT BARGAIN PRICES AT BARGAIN PRICES AT BARGAIN PRICES. AT BARGAIN PRICES AT BARGAIN PRICES AT BARGAIN PRICES AT BARGAIN PRICES Each of these machines has been thoroughly overhauled and cabinetwork reconditioned and each carries our guarantee of satisfaction. FOR EXAMPLE: WHITE ROTARY Drophead Machine in Oak Cabinet. £lO/10/or 3/9 weekly SINGER Kl 5. Oak case drophead model. A thoroughly reliable machine. £l7/10/or 6/- weekly SINGER 66. A really fine type of modern machine in good order. £24/10/or 9/- weekly McKENZIE and WILLIS. LTD. 120 Hereford street M.T.