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AMUMMtNTS DAVIS CUP SPECIAL Closely fought tennis a— one of the most thrUUn < )a ( o£ *" y Magnificent Western Thriller An action drama of great distinction, power and authenticity.. SUPERB PERFORMANCES, REALISM, BRILLIANT WRITING AND DIRECTION . . . MAJESTIC I The Show Place of Christchurch Direction: Kerridge-Odeon v Phones tfJ-038-39 I - =£l Reserve at Theatre 10 am. to 9 p.m. RUSS CHAPMAN MANAGER TODAY: 11-2-5-8 p.m. SATURDAY: 2— 8 8 pjn. GUNFIGHT AT THE GUNFIGHT AT THE O.K. CORRAL O.K. CORRAL (G) Vista vision Technicolor BURT LANCASTER As Wyatt Earp. U.S. Marshal who fairly breathed law and justice. KIRK DOUGLAS A* Doc. Holliday a .well-educated but embittered gambler who hated the law. RHONDA FLEMING JO VAN FLEET TWO HOURS OF TENSION-PACKED ACTION. IT PRESENTS A REALISTIC STUDY OF TWO OF THE MOST COLOURFUL GUN-FIGHTERS THE WEST EVER PRODUCED . . . IS A WESTERN AT ITS BEST. AND THAT’S THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT THERE IS A Programme for the Whole Family. METRO THEATRE Colombo street, Sydenham. ■Phone 88-800 ■ MONSTER MATINEE 1.30 pjn. TOMORROW 7.15 p.m. TONIGHT 745 p.m. It’s A Riot! JUST IMAGINE THE FUN When A Filing Clerk In The Foreign Office Is Mistakenly Sent To The Geneva Conference 111 THERE’S NEVER A DULL MOMENT When NORMAN WISDOM As The Filing Clerk Becomes The “MAN OF THE MOMENT” “MAN OF THE MOMENT” He’, A Triple Threat To Your Funnybone A, He Steps Into Foreign Affairs . . . And Really Puta His Foot In It I 1 1 For General Exhibition (G) And On The Same Programme: A Stirring Drama Of Mystery And Intrigue As Foreign Agents Seek To Recover A" Fabulous Family Jewel. ’ “STAR OF INDIA”

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MALVERN PICTURES SHEFFIELD TONIGHT GLENTUNNEL SATURDAY Kenneth MORE Mandy MILLER “RAISING A RIOT” In Technicolor / (G) One of the Best Family Comedies tor Year*. A SCREAM FOR THE WHOLE Family. DARFIELD SATURDAY A romance that will live In your memory. JANE WYMAN ROCK HUDSON Stars of “Magnificent Obsession” rapturously together again In “ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS” (G) She broke her engagement to appease her two ’teenage children, then Christmas came and found them leaving her . to her? lonliness whilst they fluttered to th* glamour of their own younger set. ‘ Excellent Featurettes PUBLIC NOTICK TRANSPORT ACT. 1949. NOTICE is hereby given in terms of Section 114 of the Transport Act. 1949. that the following application haa been received by the No. 9 Transport Licensing Authority, and that written representation* against the granting of the application will be received by the undersigned not later than fourteen clear day* from the date of this notice. If no written representations are received within the time specified above, the Licensing Authority proposes to grant the applications without further notice and without holding a public sitting. CONTINUOUS GOODS SERVICE LICENCE: TRANSFER: Burnett’s . Motors. Ltd.. Ashburton, from Owers Bros., Ltd., Christchurch; (E. H. Quinn), Secretary, No. 9 Transport Licensing Authority, P.O. Box 1270. Christchurch. January 8, 1958. ~9009 TO THE RESIDENTS OF HORORATA. ON behalf of my wife and myself, we wish to Thank you, one and all, for the wonderful present .which was handed to us by Mr W. R. Oliver, Mr B. Thwaites, and Mr F. Phillips. Owing to not being able to see you all in person, please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. MR and MRS LAURENCE PAINTIN, SNR.. IKAMATUA. CHEVIOT DOMAIN BOARD. PERMISSION has been granted to the Cheviot Young Farmers* Club to make an admission charge to the Cheviot Hills Domain, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, as follows: Adults 2/-. Cars 2/-. W. R. BAINBRIDGE, Chairman, CHEVIOT DOMAIN BOARD. CHRISTCHURCH DRAINAGE BOARD. NEW BRIGHTON SEWERS. RESIDENTS are informed that from this date connexions to the sewers will be permitted in the following additional street: Estuary road—from Bridge street to Falcon street. R. R. SENIOR. SeCTe t ' l&7. A CARD OWEN CHAMPTALOUP. B.DX Dental Surgeon Commencing Dental Practice at 272 High street, Christchurch (first floor) as from January 6. 1958. PHONE 80-643. 5184 kbNGtAa«H-~X~wiarriu«B «v*u-