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AMUSEMENTS Bringing The Big Broadway Show to CHRISTCHURCH! SAYOV" /O-04.5 | THEATRE I Direction: Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. "Showplace Of The South” DAILY! 2-8 p.m. .“ K IS M ET” “ K ISM ET” “ K IS M ET” Cinemascope Colour (Approved for Universal Exhibition) Starring HOWARD KEEL ANN BLYTH VIC DAMONE “ K IS M ET” ALL NEW . . FttOM M.G.M. ... An ecstasy of song, spectacle and comedy. Featuring the HIT PARADE Song:— “STRANGER IN PARADISE" Reserves at Theatre and D.L.C.! THE CHRISTCHURCH HARMONIC SOCIETY Conductor - VICTOR C. PETERS Presents the first N.Z. performance of THE HOUND OF HEAVEN THE HOUND OF HEAVEN THE HOUND OF HEAVEN (poem bv Francis Thompson, set to music by Maurice Jacobson) Tenor Soloist: JOHN FORREST MIRTH AND MELANCHOLY (Handel arr. Foster) Soloists: EDNA BOYD-WILSON (Soprano) DOROTHY OWEN (Contralto) In the CIVIC THEATRE TONIGHT Booking Now Open at Beggs DARFIELD DRAMA CLUB Present THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS; “BIRDS OF PREY": J. B. PRIESTLEY. “A GLASS OF BITTER’: CONSTANDUROS AND AGG. "THE CALF BEFORE THE HEARSE”: CABRAL. JULY 5 and 6, AT 8.15 P.M. JULY 5 and 6, AT 8.15 P.M. MEMORIAL HALL, DARFIELD. MEMORIAL HALL, DARFIELD. Proceeds in aid of Darfield Swimming Baths. 6646 CHRISTCHURCH RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY. Presents a programme arranged and presented by MR KEITH NEWSON. BEGGS CONCERT HALL WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 8 P.M. Programme: Suite Bach Violin Concerto in D Major Paganini Belshazzar'': Feast Walton Visitors Most Welcome. l6Bl BRACKENFIELD HUNT. POINT-TO-POINT AND HUNTER TRIALS. 10 A.M. SATURDAY. JULY 7, 1956. CHAPMAN S BOUNDARY ROAD, SPRINGBANK. 6902 PUBLIC NOTICES £75 QUICKFIRE RAFFLE £75 No. 152. Drawn 2/6/1956, under Police Supervision. FIRST PRIZE. £4O: No. 4362—Pat, Tatts. SECOND PRIZE. £5: No. 5586—Blank butt, c/o. Sadler. THIRD PRIZE, £5: No. 3849—Blank butt, c/o. Bateman. TWENTY-FIVE £1 PRIZES 6963—81ank butt, c/o. Perera. 6063—Blank butt. c/o. Soutnern Cross. 443.9—81ank butt, c/o. Provincial. 6568—Blank butt, c/o. Bell and Lloyd. 1835—Blank butt, c/o. Weeks. 9131—Blank butt, c/o. New City. 1948—Jack C. 0796—Blank butt, c/o. Partridge. 9838—Blank butt, c/o. Prisk. 8922—Evelyn. 7951—Blank butt, c/o. Johnson, Lyttelton street. 8532—L. Pateman. 3931—Blank butt, c/o. Bell and Lloyd. 677,1 —Blank butt. c/o. Market. 7394—C.F., c/o. R.S.A. 7913—Reg. 3904—Mary. 3607—Mack X, Star Hotel. 7090—4 ior Crowd. 6751—Blank butt, c/o. Club. 4612—Blank butt, c/o. Lange. 2928—Blank butt, c/o. Mundy. 8900—Blank butt. c/o. Wyness. 9195—H. McDonald, St. Asaph street. 5736—81ank butt, c/o. Provincial. 58 SOMME STREET, ST. ALBANS. 6007 CANTERBURY RIFLE ASSOCIATION RESULT OF RAFFLE Ticket No. Ist Prize, 20636—8. C. Hoban. 2nd Prize. 12190—R. Kilday. 3rd Prize, 27465—Ch-Ch. 4t'n Prize, 19056—P. R. McCren. sth Prize, 22174—C. D. Hatsell. Drawn under Police Supervision, June 30, 1956. R. H. NEILL, Hon. Sec. NEW ZEALAND WOOL BOARD IMPORTANT MEETING IMPORTANT MEETING In pursuance of Its policy of holding one meeting each year outside Wellington, the New Zealand Wool Board has arranged for a meeting to be held in the Chamber of Commerce Council Hall, Oxford terrace, Christchurch, on Wednesday. July 4. 1956. at 2.30 p.m. The object of the Board's visit is to meet members of the Meat and Wool Section of Federated Farmers and as many woolgrowers and farmers as possible. so that there can be discussion on any problems affecting the industry. A. E. G. LYTTLE, Provincial Secretary, Federated Farmers. 2790 PLUNKET A Public Meeeting will s be held on THURSDAY, JULY 12, at 8 p.m., in the Templeton Hall, to discuss the formation of a sub-committce for the Templeton s area. DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. TONIGHT TUESDAY DANCING AT THE RENDEZVOUS, Argonaut Buildings. 100 Stanmore road. Mcrv. Coburn’s Orchestra. Admission 3/6. PERSONALS TWO Seats available Car to First Test, Dunedin. Leave Friday; return Sunday H 2268, “Press." i ADULTS only Bronchial Mixture foi nil Chest Colds and Bronchitis. 3s 6r bottle. Iggo’s, Chemists, Ltd., 105 Cashel street. 5 59 s