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Press, Volume XC, Issue 27490, 26 October 1954, Page 1

NEW SEASON'S PANTHER LAWNMOWERS’ NEW PRICE £9/|5/. or 5/- WEEKLY DRAGES HOME CENTRE

AMUSEMENTS' 2nd HILARIOUS WEEK lIMAYFAIR 'Phone 79-897 II 11 Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd H DAILY: 2 p.m. 8 D.m JOY UNTOLD A GEM OF A COMEDY I The Hilarious Tale of a Prosperous Storekeeper and his Untiring Efforts to Launch into Matrimony his Three Adult Daughters who had ideas of their own of the in-laws and outlaws. the Prossers, the Beenstocks. Sam Minns, Ada Figgins and her Ma, Old Tubby they’re all in it to give vou the Longest and Loudest Laugh of the Year ! DAVID LEAN’S “HOBSONS CHOICE” “HOBSONS CHOICE” “HOBSONS CHOICE” Starring CHARLES LAUGHTON CHARLES CAUGHTON /As Henry Horatio Hobson, who divides his time between his Bootmaking Business and the “Moonrakers’ Inn") JOHN MILLS JOHN MILLS' (Willie Mossop to you, Hobson’s Timid Employee, who divides HIS time between Making Shoes and Avoiding the Affectionate Advances of His Employer’s Three Daughters—or, rather, TWO, for Henry . Himself Admits “She’s a Bit on Ripe Side for Marriage is our Maggie”) BRENDA DE BANZIE BRENDA DE BANZIE (As Practicable, Lovable Maggie —yho efficiently Ran Her Father’s Business > i efficiently Ran His Home and Finally . just as efficiently Ran Off With the “Boot-hand"!) (Approved for Universal Exhibition! “Book Anti Be Sure” PLANS DJ.C. AND THEATRE ROLLER SKATING ROLLER DE LUXE SKATING ROLLER DE LUXE SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER ROLLER RINK SKATING ROLLER KOLLER RINK SKATING ROLLER SKATING ROLLER SKATING ' ROLLER Roller Skatmfi SKATIUG ■ ROLLER keeps you healthy SKATING ’ ROLLER So roll up and keep SKATING ROLLER among the Younger SKATING ROLLER Brigade SKATING ROLLER SKATING ► ROLLER SKATING . ROLLER SKATING ROLLER Daily Sessions; SKATING , ROLLER SKATING ROLLER Mon. to Fri.; SKATING ROLLER 5.15-6.30: 7.30-10 SKATING ■» ROLLER SKATING ROLLER SATURDAYS: SKATING ROLLER 10-12; 2-30-4.30; SKATING ROLLER 7.30 to 10.30 P.m SKATING ROLLER LABOUR DAY SKATING ROLLER LABOUR DAY SKATING ROLLER SESSIONS: SKATING ROLLER SESSIONS: SKATING ROLLER 10 - 12. 2.30 - 4.30, SKATING ’ ROLLER 7.30 to 10.30 p.m. SKATING L ' • 1 SPORTING CANTERBURY JOCKEY CLUB L ( Incorporated > ? [ NEW ZEALAND CUP MEETING. 1854 RICCARTON RACECOURSE SATURDAY. 30th OCTOBER, SATURDAY, 6th NOVEMBER, and [ WEDNESDAY 10th NOVEMBER. TRANSPORT ARRANGEMENTS RACE TRAINS WILL LEAVE CHRISTC CHURCH AS FOLLOWS:— First Day: 10.0 a.m. and 10.20 a.m , Second Tty; 9.45 a.m.. KF.O a.m., and 10.20 a.m. I Third Day: 10.15 a.m. Race Buses will leave the Square at i frequent intervals > ADMISSION CHARGES To Course: Motor-cars. esc. Each entry To Outside . nclosure: each 2/-. To Inside Enclosure: each 7/-. CHILDREN WILL NOT BE ADMITTED EXCEPT ON PAYMENT OF THE FULL CHARGES. PERAMBULATORS, ETC., WILL NOT BE PERMITTED ON THE INSIDE ENCLOSURE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by the Regulations made by the Club, under Section 33 of the Gaming Act, 1908. all bookmakers ar.d undesirable persons ape '< excluded from the Christchurch Racecourse while same is being used or occupied by the Canterbury Jockey Club for a Race Meeting. First Race, 11 a.m. each day F. T. H. BELL. Secretary. 5701 DANCES, SOCIALS, BTC. TONIGHT TUESDAY DANCING AT THE RENDEZVOUS. Argonaut Buildings, 100 StanmoPe road. Merv. Cobum’s Orchestra. Admission, 3s 6d. DENTISTRY A. E. HIGGINS, DENTAL SURGEON, 196 HIGH STREET (opp. Beresford). 196 HIGH STREET (opp. Beresford). . Thone 79-616.TLS. P. Z. HARRIS, 8.D.5., and REGISTERED ASSOCIATES. Surgery Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m Daily LONDON DENTAL INS ITUTE. 112 A CASHEL STREET. CHRISTCHURCH Telephones 77-101 and 88-978 LOST AND FOUND i’ ADY « S ; Cyma Wristlet Watch, Sun- : day, 2 initials on beck; Mays road bus R- r o J. iC jD ity and Chapter streets. ’ Keepsake Good Ring 77-114. LIGHT fawn Brushed Wood Cardigan, lost baturday, between Victoria and Eversleißh sts. Reward. ’Phone 76-329. 1 L'f?, ST ’ .^ ustln Hubcap, near Cashmere Hills. ’Phone 86-137. LOST, one Black and White Sheen Dog Phone 13M, Sheffield. 55 LOST. Pale Blue Budgie (Pet)7 - Becken: ham. Phone 898—7275 M. Reward. oP-ST. C f rpet Square, Marshland road. Shirley road, Forfar street. Reward awaits finder. 551 Madras street. LOST. Gent’s Wrist Watch. ’Pierpont,' grey nylon strap. Sentimental value Reward. Phone 87-097. 5795 LOST, Saturday, 8.45 Rangiora Show bUs, small black Purse, containing brooch and money. Substantial reward. P 4865. , “Press.” ——- LOST on October 11 between Kaikoura and Blenheim, Pocket Wallet containing notes and driver’s licence £5 reward. Apply to G E Pringle. 12C, R.D., Oamaru. -r~ 61 LOST, Suitcase, containing boys’ clothing, etc., between Irwell and Church EUy Friday, October 22. Finder please communicate G. E. Rennie, No. 3 R.D.. Christ- , church, or ’Phone 2385, Lecston. LOST. SUBSTANTIAL SUM OF MONEY including endorsed cheque, between Greenpark and Gebbie’s Valley, Satur- ; day. Good reward. Apply C. W. RAD--1 FORD. Gebbie’s Valley Motukarara No. 2 R D_ . 52 RED Cardigan, taken from Imperial Hdlel. Saturday. Please return same immediately. MARNOC," KNITWEAR OF DISTINCTION* We have pleasure m offering Lady Bowlers and Croquet Players speciallydesigned Knitted Frocks. Suits, and Carigans in White, Tailored-to-Measur'e. Also, just to hand, Summer Cardigans, Spring Suits, Frocks. Twin Sets. MRd D. C. POOL, MRS F. SHIEL, c/o. Treasure Cot, 790 Colombo st., just past Federal Hotel. Hours: 10 a.m, to 4.30 p.m TT SCHUSSLERS Twelve RlocherrK’ Sri s ’’ 'each W B Fa!v<y. ChmtiM. t, > c. st (opp Recces) Christchurch D 1