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AMUSEMENTS “LUXURY GIRLS” as beautiful and spoiled as money and men can make them ! ! ! FOR FINE FILM SHOWS . . .THE CRYSTAL PALACE “THE COMFORTABLE THEATRE" Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. For Reservations ’Phone 78-602-2 p.m. and 8 p.m. United Artists Present a Film that is Sensationally Terrific! Told with the Utmost Honesty and Sincerity, This Story Sears Across the Screen In a Superbly Produced Production That Will Hold You Breathless with its Tremendous Expose “LUXURY “LUXURY| “LUXURY “LUXURY | GIRLS” GIRLS” , GIRLS”GIRLS” To Comply with the Censor's Ruling NO PERSON UNDER THE AGE OF 18 (eighteen) WILL BE ADMITTED One Reckless Kiss and She Was Whirled Into a Maelstrom- of Emotion That Threatened to Engulf All That Was , Decent in Her Life! The Story of the Spoiled Darlings of an Exclusive Finishing School . . . the Girls Who Greeted Love With Their Eyes Tight Closed and Their Arms Wide Open! “The Only Love They Knew Was Reckless Love!" WE REPEAT: THIS IS ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ONLY. NO CHILDREN UNDER 18 CAN BE ADMITTED THIS WONDERFUL FILM IS PRECEDED RY THE SPORTS HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR. TIIE SECOND WORLD CHAMPION FIGHT I “CHARLES v. MARCIANQ” | | “CHARLES v. MARCIANO” | RESERVES AT DJ.C. OR AT THEATRE WHICHEVER IS MOST CONVENIENT ... IN PERSON IN PERSON IN PERSON

From The Stage Of The ST. JAMES’ "IN TUAM STREET’’ Presented Byi R. J. Kerridge, in Association with the N.Z. Alpine Club SIR EDMUND HILLARY I SIR EDMUND HILLARY ■SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY SIR EDMUND HILLARY Conqueror, of Everest. At Two Evening Sessions Only MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 (AT 8 pjn. SHARP) TELLS FOR THE FIRST TIME THE AMAZING STORY OF ACHIEVEMENT, DISASTER. COURAGE AND TRIUMPH OF THIS YEAR’S NEW ZEALAND HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION Graphically Illustrated with J Lanteßt Slides. An Exciting Story to : thrill the hearts of every New Zealander. The fall of Jim MacFarlane and Brian Wilkins into the treacherous crevasse; The call for help; The rescue; The injury to Sir Edmund and his subsequent illness; His recovery and return home From the STAGE SIR EDMUND dramatically recaptures the anticipation with which the world awaited news of the EVEREST HERO and our NEW ZEALAND ALPINISTS IN ADDITION—THE SUPERB COLOUR FILM OF THIS YEAR’S EXPEDITION TO THE HIMALAYAN MOUNTAINS WILL BE SCREENED WITH SIR EDMUND’S PERSONAL COMMENTARY i Popular Price: 6/-. plus tax \ By arrangement with the N.Z. Alpine Club the proceeds from these appearances will be made available to the Canterbury Mountaineering Club’s 1955 Masherbrum Expedition Managerial: An autographed photo of Sir Edmund Hillary will be presented to every person attending either of the above sessions Plans Now Open At D.I.C; POSITIVELY ONLY TWO APPEARANCES —SO RESERVE WITHOUT DELAY I PUBLIC NOTICES CANTERBURY UNIVERSITY COLLEGE , SCHOOL OF ABT. ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF STUDENTS* WORK, CANTERBURY SOGtETY OF ARTS GALLERY, DURHAM STRFET The Exhibition will be open to the public from Friday, October 29, until Wednesday, November 3 (both days inclusive—Sunday excepted). Hours: From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m M and from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

ADMISSION FREE. J. LOGIE Registrar - , 948 J I, JOHN ALLEN, of 3i Wilson street, Islington, hereby give notice that I have applied to the Magistrate’s Court at ChristS“H r ch for a licence under the Lands Act, 1921-22, to carry on business as a land agent at 31 Wilson street, Islington, and that such application will be heard at the above Court after one month from 23rd October, 1954, being the date of first publication of this notice. Dated this 22nd day of October, 1954 JOHN ALLEN. X2O9 GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE. I HEREBY Give Notice of my intention at J? 1 ® eX 7? I L y of two week s from t*™ s da * e a Copy Policy to take the place of Policy No. 429177 on the life of MTCHAEL EDWARD FITZMAURICE, declared *to have been lost. wr W-‘ 5' WATSON, Commissioner. Wellington. X 1453 NORTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION SOCIETY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the gene RAL MEETING of Registered Members of the above Society will Pn e ,j£j d „ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER at 7 30 P- m - ln the HALL, CHAM£B£x2JLCOMMERCE BUILDINGS, comer OXEOftP TERRACE and WORCESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. BUSINESS: To Confirm Minutes of Annual General Meeting held 25/5/53. To Approve motion re adjournment of Annual Meeting until November 10, 1954. To Receive the Report and Balancesheet. To Declare Election of Councillors (Rule II). To Appoint Two Scrutineers. To Elect Auditors for the ensuing year, and fix their remuneration. To Transact any General Business. BY ORDER OF THE COUNCIL. H. R. BENNINGTON, 13/10/54. Secretary. to the business of the Meeting being concluded by 10.30 p.m., 1 coloured slides will be screened. These : will show some of the activities of . the ! Society and,should be of interest to members. 6470 SCHUSSLERS, 12 Matur;i* Cell Salts 2 s each, from W. B. Falvc.v. Chemist. 610 Colombo street, opp. Reeces. D.T.C. *