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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27277, 18 February 1954, Page 1

KLEXEMA TREATMENT Now Available to Sufferers from Acne, Seborrhoea, Alopecia, Psoriasis, Eczema, Baby Eczema, and Falling Hair. Fully trained Klexema Sister in Attendance. Write for Free Illustrated Booklet on Skin Care to KLEXEMA ROOMS Triangle Buildings, 281 High street, Christchurch, ’Phone 76-544. Klexema (N.Z.), Ltd., Dingwall Bldgs., Queen street. Auckland.

AMUSEMENTS || MAYFAIR ' Phon « ’»-»’• || Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. 2 p.m.—TWICE DAILY—B p.m. TOMORROW ! ! ! 4 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2; 5, 8 p.m. 4 Sessions: 11 a.m., 2,5, 8 p.m.’ London Films Proudly Present a Thrilling, High-Speed Drama I “TRENT’S LAST CASE” “jif | “TRENT’S LAST CASE” ||| I “TRENT’S LAST CASE” | | I “TRENT’S LAST CASE” ||| —Starring— MARGARET LOCKWOOD MARGARET LOCKWOOD MARGARET LOCKWOOD "The Wicked Lady” returns to the Screen after a regrettably long absence. MICHAEL WILDING MICHAEL WILDING Painter-Reporter, Famed Crime Investigator—on His Last Case. JOHN McCALLUM JOHN McCALLUM Suspect? . . . His was the Gun that Carried Death to— ORSON WELLES ORSON WELLES “The Third Man” of our Story ... Brilliant. Sinister as Ever. Can You Solve This Mystery? Here is the Exceptional Thriller which is sure to Tax the Brain of the Most Enthusiastic Armchair Sleuth and will prove to be one of the Most Gripping Mystery Stories One could Wish to See. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserve Now At The D.I.C. Box Plans at D.I.C. and MAYFAIR.

CYCLING CANTERBURY CYCLING CANTERBURY CYCLING CYCLING AMATEUR CYCLING AMATEUR CYCLING AMATEUR CYCLING CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS. CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS. CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIPS. CYCLING CYCLING ENGLISH PARK. CYCLING ENGLISH PARK. CYCLING ENGLISH PARK. CYCLING CYCLING SATURDAY NEXT, CYCLING SATURDAY NEXT, CYCLING SATURDAY NEXT, CYCLING CYCLING February 20, CYCLING 7.30 p.m. CYCLING CYCLING All Champions competing for CYCLING the honour of representing CYCLING their Province. CYCLING CYCLING All Championship Finals will CYCLING be held. CYCLING Cash Cycling and Novice CYCLING Races. CYCLING CYCLING Adults 2s 6d, Children 6d. CYCLING CYCLING No. 4 Bus stops at the Gate. CYCLING 7993 ELMWOOD AMATEUR SWIMMING ELMWOOD AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. CLUB. CARNIVAL CARNIVAL to be held at ELMWOOD BATHS, Leinster road, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, at 7.30 p.m. -« 7850 SPORTING NEW BRIGHTON TROTTING CLUB (INC.). AUTUMN MEETING, 1954. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20. Frequent Bus Service from the Square. First Race starts 11 a.m. 5/- Doubles. No Bookmakers or their assistants, disqualified or undesirable parsons will be permitted on the Course during the Autumn Meeting, and if any such persons are found thereon they will be removed and prosecuted as provided in the Act. 7751 DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. WINTER GARDEN CABARET Reopening SATURDAY NEXT (February 20). Pat Kane’s Orchestra. Tickets, 12/6 Double. Alcoves. 7/6 and 5/-. (Evening Dress Essential.) Telephone 78-022 for Reservations. MRS R. F. NEWTON, Manageress. 7553 TONIGHT THURSDAY DANCING AT THE RENDEZVOUS. Argonaut Buildings, 100 Stanmore road. Merv. Cobum’s Orchestra. Admission 3/6. PUBLIC NOTICES THE ROYAL FURNITURE THE ROYAL FURNITURE THE ROYAL FURNITURE THE ROYAL FURNITURE THE ROYAL FURNITURE For the past two and a half weeks, thousands have been thrilled by our Exhibition of lovely Period Furniture which was designed and constructed in our Factory by our own Craftsmen and USED AT THE CLARENDON HOTEL DURING THE RECENT ROYAL VISIT. If you have not already seen this beattiful furniture, this week will be your last chance of doing so, as this exhibition defintely finishes next Monday, February 22.

A. J. WHITE, LTD., A. J. WHITE, LTD., A. J. WHITE, LTD., A. J. WHITE, LTD., A. J. WHITE, LTD., High street. ' '’ 7628 OVERTIME PAY FOR YOU. Make fastselling Novelties at Home. Easy work. We buy your Novelties for CASH. Free Kit Set starts you off. Write for illustrated details. “CRAFTS.” P.O. Box 264, WANGANUI.T.W.T.S* LOSI AND FOUND FOUND, “Onoto” Pen, Sunday.’Ring 85-600 ask 8885. FOUND, Purse containing money?" Owner please contact 23 Hoon Hay rd. BETWEEN Christchurch and Kaikoura, Feb. 9, 1 Austin Hub Cap. Reward. 10 Roxburgh st., Christchurch. BETWEEN Public Library and Nurses’ New Home, Slim Grey Handbag containing money, bank book, lost Tuesdav evening. Finder Ring 78-564. Reward. 1580 LOST, Valet Containing Pension Papers and _Notes.__Reward. A 6696, "Press.” LOST, one pair of 14in Pipe Tongs~in city on Friday. Reward. Reply to 109 Sawyers Arms rd. 1576 LOST, between Oxford and Woodend, Wheel for Ford Thames truck. Platt, JWoodend, ’Phone 300 W. LOST, Dinghy, pram type," white~b!ue panel work, from Charteris Bav area. ’PhQ ne . da y. 76-575; Evening. 7547 LOST. Tobacco Pouch containing sum of money, about £26 to £2B. Tuesday. Good reward. Kindly return 33 Percy st., Linwood. LOST, Satchel, Tues., Colombo st., near Salisbury Motors. Please return to Adamson Dudley, Norwich Bldgs., cnr. Manchester and Hereford sts. Reward. MORRIS Hub Cap and fitting’lost between woodend and Kaiapoi, Feb. 10. Reward. J’?P anui rd - X 6687 ORCHID Pink Knitting lost between I^lt S-‘ h _ and Longfellow sts. A 6570, "Press." RAINCOAT (man's) Lost, Victoria street, 5 o’clock. Please Ring 48-195. X 6436 REWARD lor information about Case of Boy’s Personal Possessions lost last month. Papanui-St. Albans district. Christinas gifts, books, etc. Name on books. 'Phone 55-253. SCHOOLBAG lost. New Brighton-Wainoni vicinity, containing scarf, purse, etc. 47 Sinclair st., New Brighton. £5 REWARD for any information ing 2 Ford V 8 Truck Wheels, complete with tubes and near new 750 x 20 Firestone tyres missing from 281 Ferry rd. ’Phone 88-699.; 8147 FOUND—the place to make "your Pound go further”—YVETTE GOWNS SALE* j 7263 YOU will ■fin¥’'Cargffi“Beef Roll an inexpensive assest in your larder. D.T.C.