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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27637, 19 April 1955, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS The Royal Command Film Performance “BEAU BRUMMELL "Is it a good film? Yes and well worth seeing!”—Beverley Baxter, M.P . in London's “Evening Standard” 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. =• jf STATE I| A 11 ’Phone 78-861 H “WHERE CHRISTCHURCH MEETS” Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. (Throughout New Zealand.) Books and Plays have been written about this Amazing Man with a Lust for Life, a Soldier, Lover, Gamblqr, Adventurer. He was fascinating to all women yet faithful in his fashion only to one, the girl who feared to share his storm-tossed . destiny. M. s great love drama . . . brilliantly . brought to the screen! “BEAU BRUMMELL” In Glorious Pastel Colour Starring STEWART GRANGER ELIZABETH TAYLOR Peter Ustinov Robert Morley James Donald James Hayter Thrill to Scarlet Coats riding to hounds and whole kingdoms going to the dogs, the scandal-lashed Mrs Fltzherbert, Regency Beaus and Gainsborough Belles. lAnoroved tor Universal Exhibition i PLANS AT D.I.C. AND THEATRE 8 p.m. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK 8 p.m. EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK AT THE REPERTORY THEATRE (Kilmore street) The Canterbury Repertory Society PRESENTS THE THOUGHTPROVOKING DRAMA “OUR TOWN” “OUR TOWN” “OUR TOWN” The Pulitzer Prize-winning Play by THORNTON WILDER PRODUCED BY FRANK NEWMAN ’ a*’- " This three-act play in an American setting was enthusiastically received by the audience.” —Christchurch “Press" BOOK AT BEGGS BOOK AT BEGGS BOOK AT BEGGS RESERVED SEATS. 2/6, 3/6 and 5/-. Tax Free. Obtainable at the Theatre Irom 6.45 p.m. ’Phone 77-736. Play Ends 10.20 p.m. (Approx.) N.Z INDUSTRIESFAIR N.Z INDUSTRIES FAIR OPENS APRIL 29 FERRY ROAD £l5O JACK MAYBURY £l5O JACK MAYBURY £lsu JACK MAYBURY £l5O JACK MAYBURY £l5O JACK MAYBURY £l5O JACK MAYBURY £l5O JACK MAYBURY TELEVISION TALENT QUEST. TELEVISION TALENT QUEST, TELEVISION TALENT QUEST, TELEVISION TALENT QUEST, FINALISTS WILL APPEAR IN JACK MAYBURY'S NATIONAL “SCOOP THE POOL’ RADIO PROGRAMME (No Entry Fee.) , ENTRY FORMS ENTRY FORMS The Canterbury Manufacturers’ Assn., 263 Cambridge terrace. AT 3ZB, .IYA, or at the OFFICE OF THE N. INDUSTRIES FAIR, FERRY ROAD. near Fitzgerald avenue, IF YOU HAVE TALENT—IF YOU HAVE TALENT—IF YOU HAVE TALENT—HERE’S YOUR CHANCE HERE’S YOUR CHANCE HERE’S YOUR CHANCE 955(1

PUBLIC NOTICES METHODIST CENTRAL MISSION GOODWILL STORE. 318 DURHAM STREET (opposite N.Z. Road Services Depot). Clothing of all descriptions available to all on small ihcomes. Hours: 10 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Daily, Monday to Friday.47l7 INCOME TAX RETURNS INCOME TAX RETURNS Book-keeping, Invoicing, Monthly Statements, etc. Our representative will call. Any distance no obligation. TRADERS’ ACCOUNTING SERVICE. P.O. Box 1681, Christchurch. T.H.S, DIVORCE EVIDENCE. Consult Canterbury Inquiry Agency. Offices, 86 Cashel street, Christchurch, tor securing evidence for divorce, and general inquiries undertaken throughout New Zealand. Expert operators: strictly confidential. Fees moderate. Advice free. Highest credentials. Terms arrangeu. Write, call, or ’Phone 70-677. Hours: Daiiy 8.30 a.m. till 5.15 p.m.; Friday. 9 till 9 p.m. Established 1936. G. HART. Principal- M.G.F. PART ASHBURTON COUNTY: VALUATION ROLL. The Revised Valuation Roll for the District mentioned hereunder will be open for public inspection from April 20 to May 4, 1955, during office hours, as follows: DISTRICT: Part Ashburton County. PLACE: Ashburton Borough Council Chambers, Ashburton. The District Valuation Roll will also be open for like purposes during the same period at the Office of the Valuation Department, 95 Gloucester street, Christchurch. Objections to the revised valuations 1955 1 be lodged not later than MAY 4 - W. R. BEATTIE, ... ... 4 Valuer-General. Wellington, April 19, 19r5. 6974 KT^Tkx T / r ? ANSPORT ACT, 1949“. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in terms 4 e * c^ lon 114 of th . e Transport Act, 1949, that the undermentioned application nas been received by the No. 9 Transport Licensing Authority, and that written representations against the granting of the application will be received by the under!L gne £ ? ot later than 14 clear days from the date of this notice. If no written representations are received within the time specified above, the Licensing Authority proposes to grant the /kpplicawithout further notice and without holding a public sitting. ™U2 US GOODS SERVICE LICENCE: TRANSFER: Trevor George and vune Scarlett Baldwin, Christchurch, from Fowler and Son (Christchurch). Ltd; (in voluntary liquidation), Christchurch. i? n *u ett Mußer. Christchurch, from hStoK™. Jarden, Christchurch. (J. HARKNESS), Secretary, No. 9 Transport Authority P.O. Box 1270. Christchurch. 6046 LAND BALLOT. Am.TcATT t S jAN ( D LAND “STRICT, prsl ?.°^ S J roTn ex-servicemen graded A for store and fat shoon < M E ) and Wool OR Fat Lamb. South and .’ C J° SS at the offlce of ‘he under.at . 4 t . pm ’ On Tuesday, May 17, lhe . ahaep sections described ent tenjre se ont are offered °n PermanFARM SETTLEMENT (formerly Crown Land), Bto 11 miles from Mangakino. Three subdivisions ranging from approximately 327 acres to 330 acres. Estimated carrying capacities about 700 ewes « n l nn? u , pp 2 rti Ss Deposits: Leasehold £l9OO (reducible by Land Settlement Committee in special circumstances to £500), Freehold or Deferred Payment, £3OOO. These sections will be offered on fixed charges. ROTOMAHANA FARM SETTLEMENT (formerly Mr G. H. Wood), 17 miles South of Rotorua. One subdivision of 290 acres approximately. Estimated carrying capacity about 850 ewes and supporting cattle. Deposits: Leasehold £lOOO (reducible by Land Settlement Committee in special circumstances to £500). Freehold or Deferred Payment: £3200. Intending applicants should obtain copies of the Conditions of Offering (including details of each section) which are available with application forms from the undersigned. N. J. TILL, Commissioner of Crown Lands, i P.O. ,x 6C. HAMILTON 6572'