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Press, Volume XCVII, Issue 28513, 17 February 1958, Page 1

Kerridge-Odeon 'Phnnp REGENT eS Manager John Seebold The Home of Big Attractions Reserves at Theatre 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. : 2 p.m. DAILY -+ 8 p.m. j SELDOM, IF EVER, HAS THE SCREEN COME SO CLOSE TO THE HEART OF A MAN, AS IN THIS 1 The Most Deeply-Moving ' Personal Adventure of Our Time! Warner Bros. Present 1 JAMES STEWART JAMES STEWART Perfectly cast as shy, lanky 1 “Lucky Lindy” (Col. Charles A. Lindbergh) i —ln “THE SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS” \ (G) CINEMASCOPE WARNERCOLOUR Today’s unforgettable Pulitzer Prize winning story of a shy, lanky youth called “Lindy who, with lion-hearted courage and indomitable spirit against all odds, performed one of the most incredible feats ever achieved by man! . . . You’ll love ‘Lindy’’ as a performer in the death-defying aerial circus... parachuting and wing-walking . . . you’ll gasp at his adventures in flying the airmail in the early days* and you’ll never, never forget his thrilling epoch-making Atlantic flight! PLUS CARTOON AND NEWS HILLARY ARRIVES AT S. POLE RUGBY TEST AUST. v. ENGLAND AMERICA’S SATELLITE LAUNCHED

- Kerridge-Odeon ' Manager: O.L.Beckett —.... For Reservations Thone 77-413 Today: 1.30 and 7.30 p.m. Hurry: Last Day! Two Red Hot Action Thrillers! The Exciting True Life Story of a Boy who became. a man the hard way! A Heart Story A Human Story—and the Story of the Men who went—“TO HELL AND BACK” IN TECHNICOLOR (Y) STARRING Audie Murphy -- Co-Starring MARSHALL THOMPSON CHARLES DRAKE Also Showing:— The story of Alec Longmire who was the last hope for law in Durango and the first target when the shooting began! RORY MARTHA HYER “RED SUNDOWN” In Tschnibolor (Y). MATINEE TODAY MATINEE TODAY MATINEE TODAY 2 o’clock 2 o’clock 2 o’clock 7 “PYGMALION” “PYGMALION” “PYGMALION” < produced by STAFFORD BYRNE at the THEATRE ROYAL. FEBRUARY 15—21 TONIGHT AT 8 i TONIGHT AT 8 *■ ' i “PYGMALION” “PYGMALION” 1 “PYGMALION” with ( BRIGID LENIHAN as . 1 ELIZA DOOLITTLE. LEON SINDEN (HIGGINS) ( ANTONY GROSER .. (DOOLITTLE) BARBARA LEAKE .. . (MRS HIGGINS) 1 BOOKINGS ARE HEAVY I SO MAKE SURE OF YOUR SEATS NOW AT D.I.C. A New Zealand Players’, Production.

< . t — '.r'.ijyrAi , i r.-.- : i PUBLIC NOTICES _ OXFORD COUNTY COUNCIL 10 PER CENT. PENALTY ON RATES " PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that a penalty of 10 per cent, will be added to all Rates-remaining unpaid after March 17, 1958. A. E. FOX, 1 . County Clerk. 1 OXFORD. 5857 I HEATHCOTE COUNTY COUNCIL { PENALTY ON RATES > PUBLIC NOTICE ii hereby given 1 that the Statutory penalty of 10 per r cent, will be added to all rates for 1 the current year (1957-58) remaining unpaid after 5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1958. R. W. MORRIS, County Clerk. 8430 MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL RATEPAYERS are reminded that a i 10 Per Cent. Penalty will be added K to all current Rates and Water £ Charges remaining unpaid after Fri- v day, February 21, 1958. f F. G. HOWE, c County Clerk. 1 Darfleld. 6280 { WAIMATE COUNTY COUNCIL. PUBLIC NOTICE. UPPER WAITAKI RIVER BRIDGE, KURdW. THE PUBLIC is hereby notified that ® traffic of 6 TONS GROSS WEIGHT d will now- be allowed across the t; Upper Waitaki River Bridge between d Kurow and Hakataramea. Repairs are only temporary, and in view v of this the speed of all vehicles g over the damaged spans shall not p exceed 5 MILES PER HOUR. 11 WM. P. BLACK, . County Engineer. " Waimate, February 14, 1958. I s 5951 P GfcNKBAL Cartage of mH ments Give Whittakers a trial - ■Phone <9-759 MW S 5 FOB M,IL Su or Air TrawpSt, » •ajrwnm, «ra wmtukora, r>