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AMUSEMENTS RESERVE NOW FOR WEEK-END! FRI. 11-2-5-8 p.m. PRAISE FROM PREVIEW AUDIENCE! ! EXTRACTS OF LETTERS RECEIVED AFTER A RECENT PREVIEW OF "MISS DOVE” “ We all enjoyed it very much and would certainly recommend it to our friends as a must see.” PREBBLETON PARENT TEACHERS ASSN. “ The story was most unusual, the Cast well chosen and the acting superb. We consider ’Miss Dove’ a picture that would be enjoyed by all and you may be certain that it will be recommended by us all.” CHRISTCHURCH AREA FEDERATION OF TOWNSWOMEN’S GUILDS ”1 SA VGA - 1™ /D-04o| THEATRE I Direction: Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd “Showplace Of the South”

DAILY 2 and 8 p.m.! MEET MISS DOVE! You’ll fall in love with her first as a romantic young girl of twenty—and later a wonderful woman of fifty-five. You 11 see a woman shyly heroic, utterly selfless, utterly lovable. You’ll meet the WONDROUS and WONDERFUL characters that made her such a favourite with millions of readers. NOW A MOTION PICTURE From the same company who made 'A Man Called Peter” FRANCES GRAY PATTON’S “GOOD MORNING, MISS DOVE” A 20th Century Fox Production IN CINEMASCOPE Colour Stereophonic Sound Starring JENNIFER JONES As “Miss Dove” The performance which 20,000.000 American filmgoers voted as “Best Actress of the Year.” Co-Starring ROBERT STACK Kipp Hamilton Robert Douglas (Approved for Universal Exhibition) RESERVE D.I.C. AND THEATRE BABY CANTERBURY 1956 CONTEST BABY CANTERBURY 1956 CONTEST BABY CANTERBURY 1956 CONTEST RESULTS OF FIRST BALLOT PROGRESS LIST PROGRESS LIST The following babies were successful in drawing Sponsors and/or were entered by Sponsors:—

Glenn Dwight. Murrays ,(Chemist). Ltd.; Lyndelle Gae Dennis. Victoria Furnishers. Ltd.; Andrew John Graham, Dominion Motors, Ltd.; Carol Joy Good, Arrow Electro. Co.. Ltd: Alison Dawn Creed, various donors; Lois McGregor, ; anonymous; Kay Luxton, G. W. Hazeldine; Christopher Cracey Brent, Milton J Cycles; Sandra * Davies, Oxley Prams, Christopher Guy, Allen Driving School; Michael George Pitcher. St. Asaph Car Sales. Ltd.; Carol Oleasly, M.M.M. Butcheries; Christine Williams, T. Cocks and Sons, Ltd.: Gerald Duncan Dyer. Universal Venetians: Susanne Margaret Jones. E. Reece, Ltd.; Ross Huxley. Guthrie, Bowron Co.. Ltd.; Wayne Adamson, New City Hotel. Chch.; /Ulan Crampton. Am. Foubistei. Leslie ? ,ou jL£X~ W Wright. Stephenson; Jeanette McCulloch, Beath and Co., Ltd.: Heather Frances Wilson, N.Z. Farmers Co-op. Assn.; Elizabeth Nicolle, W. N Nicolle, Nth. Beach, Fruiterer; Nicola Leslie Rastrick, A. N. Barr, 517 Gloucester st.; Melanie Ackland, R. G. Bain and Co., Anthony John Price. Garnside. Penfold, Ltd.; David Ernest Broughton, Martin Ormandy, Ltd.; Barbara Lynne Graham, A. R. Grahams, Sth. Brighton; Jane Elizabeth Piper, Mayfair Lounge, Ltd.; Sandra Robyn Murdoch, Bruce H. Murdoch; Stephen Woodside, various donors; Richard Villiers Walker, WillowbrooK Dairy; Mark Joseph Daley, various donors; Mark Graeme Harris, M. C. Hart: Allen Richard Vernel, D. W. James; Julie Anne Bryce, Butler Timber Co., Ltd., and Malcolm’s Pharmacy; Graeme Thomas Bremner, M. M. Hib-

bard and R. Harrington; Graham Michael Sullivan, Radiant Transfer; Andrew John Rhodes, Christine Baby Shop. Anna Isabell Mugford, Hi-Speed House, Ltd.; Glenn Clyne. M. H. Samuels; Patrick Birch, Ernest Adams, Ltd.; Sandra Maj' Craig, Cull and Prosser, Ltd.; Donald Johnston Graham, Scott Bros., LtdTf Theodore Papageorge, Mrs Alma Blair; Rhonssa Margaret Ripley. Mrs J. C. Harding; Michael Winston Cairns, Mrs Joyce Cairns; William Graham Kimber. I. D. White, North Beach Pharmacy; Christopher David Tilson, LaFayette Beauty Salon-Fay Smith; lan David Darling. Mrs A. Marriott, 9 Marriotts road; Anthony Harroway, J. E. Rodgers; Adrienne Joyce Dow, J. A. Henderson; Dennis Anthony Nolan, H. Benson, Son, Ltd.; John Wayne Davies, D.1.C., Ltd.; Michael Pitman, E. R. Pitman, Ltd. WATCH FOR FURTHER LISTS. Contest held under the auspices of the Christchurch Free Kindergarten Assrt.. Incorporated, and conducted by the Christchurch Free Kindergarten Combined Building Committee. SPONSORS WANTED. SPONSORS WANTED. PLEASE ’PHONE 68-155 or 55-900. 8287 NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES FAIR NEW ZEALAND INDUSTRIES FAIR APRIL 27 TO MAY 19 APRIL 27 TO MAY 19 FERRY ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. FERRY ROAD, CHRISTCHURCH. People who pass the Fair Building in Ferry road have remarked on the facelift given the front of the building. This is only a promise of things to come. Good as last year's Fair was, the motto is “MAKE IT BIGGER AND BETTER THIS YEAR.” The public are advised to watch the papers. New trade displays, new scientific wonders. new entertainment—they'll all be at the 1956 Industries Fair. Plans are well under way. You’ve been promised something out of the box—and you’re going to get it! Fair Telephone Numbers: 79-795 and 79-797. PUBLIC NOTICES THE ANNUAL MEETING of the KIR WEE SUB-CENTRE of the RED CROSS SOCIETY will be held in the A. and P. HALL. KIRWEE. on TUESDAY, March 13. at 2.30 P.M. Mrs Vernon will be the speaker. 8321 THE ANNUAL MEETING —of the— DARFIELD CHILDREN’S PLAY CENTRE Will be held in the CALVIN HALL on TUESDAY. MARCH 13. at 8 p.m. Business: Election of Officers and General. Parents and Friends Welcome. SPRINGS-ELLESMERE BRANCH PLUNKET SOCIETY. A PUBLIC MEETING will be held in connexion with the formation of a new branch in Hornby-Sockburn. The meetins’ will be held in the Hornby Plunket Rooms at 8 P.M. on THURSDAY. March 22. P. C. CRIDGE, Secretary. 8303 INCREASE m Wages Make hundreds of simple Wooden Toys Ye?r-round demand. We supply full instructions. If ge Kitset. and buy your to;, s for Cash v rite for details. “HOBBY KRAFT.” Box 1973. ) Wellington, H.S 8