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Page Motor .. .. 20 Musical Instruments .. .. 20 Monumental Masons .. ..18 North Cant. Advts. .. ..11 Opticians .. .. .. 20 Personals .. .. .. 18 Photography .. .. 20 Properties for Sale .. 21, 22 Properties Wanted .. ..22 Public Notices .. .. 15 Radios. Buy and Sell .. .. 20 Records .. .. 20 Ship, and Air Services .. 18 Situations Wanted— Males .. .. ..18 Females .. 18 Farm Hands .. .. 18 Sporting Goods .. ..22 Sunday Services .. .. 16 Tenders .. .. ..16 Tours .. .. ..15 Tradesmen .. / .. .. -19 Trade .. .. 20 Trailers, Caravans, etc. .. 20 Trucks, Deliveries, Sell .. 20 Trucks, Deliveries, Wtd. .. 20 Vacancies— Males .. .. 17, 18 Females .. .. .. 18 General .. ... .. 18 Farm Hands .. ..18 Wanted to Purchase .. ..16 Wanted to Sell .. ..21 Wanted to Let .. ..16 Wanted to Rent .. ..16 Wanted to Lease .. ..16

AMUSEMENTS CIVIC THEATRE "A Joyous Entertainment” Commencing TUESDAY, APRIL 15th. TUESDAY, APRIL 15th. TUESDAY, APRIL 15th. For a brief Season of only Three Nights at 8 p.m. Nightly. Overseas Attractions, Ltd., Proudly Present THE FIRST LADY THE FIRST LADY HYPNOTIST HYPNOTIST HYPNOTIST HYPNOTIST HYPNOTIST Whose remarkable hypnosis successes have made her name a household name in Auckland City, through the medium of her Volunteer Subjects from the audience this Lady creates more genuine Laughter than the whole Company of Comedians. DORMIA DORMIA DORMIA FIRST LADY HYPNOTIST FIRST LADY HYPNOTIST ‘‘Whatever the arguments on HYPNOTISM as a Public Entertainment, there can be no gainsaying that a full night’s Stage Show makes it an extremely popular entertainment.” First time in New Zealand theatrical history two women entertainers together ! ! ! Together with Another Famous Personality Christine Christine Christine •Lady With Million Dollar Mind.” Amazing Telepathy Act Amazing Telepathy Act Prices: 8/-, 6/- (plus tax), and Children, 4/- To All Parts. BOX PLANS OPEN AT D.I.C. TUESDAY MORNING at 9 a.m. Touring Manager; Chas. Cabot. COMING EVENTS INADULT EDUCATION ENJOY LEARNING. APRIL-MAY GROUP LISTENING Thursday evenings at 8.25 p.m. Enjoy radio discussions around the fireside ‘‘MEN VERSUS MACHINES." April 17—The Family Versus the Machine. April 24—The Machine Versus Society. May I—The Machine Versus The Arts. May B—Men Versus Machines—ln Retrospect. Register your group and receive a precis of discussion and list of questions. MAY 19-22 "YOUR HOME AND G RDEN.” School for Women Residential or non-residential (not part-time). At Helen Connon Hall, Christchurch. LECTURES AND DEMONSTRATIONS on Home Gardening; home furnishings; plastics in the home; savoury cooking; with films and music. LECTURERS include: Messrs T. Esplin, D. H. Stewart, J. Glazebrook, L. J. Metcalfe, F. Challenger; Mrs R. A. Young; Misses D. Fea ver and M. Moore. For Brochures, Ring or write to: Adult Education Department. UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY, ’Phone 65-819. Box 1471. OXFORD A. and P. ASSOCIATION OXFORD A. and P. ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SHOW. ANNUAL SHOW. SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1958. SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1958. OUTSTANDING STOCK AND SHED OUTSTANDING STOCK AND SHED ENTRIES ENTRIES ENTRIES Ferris Wheel, Side Shows, Dog Trials. Trade Exhibits. Catering by Oxford Centennial Committee. Hot water available on ground. Admission: Adults 2/6; Children 6d A. Winter, Secretary C. R. Watson. President. 3113 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL. MUNICIPAL CONCERTS. SUNDAY, APRIL 6, 1958. 2.30 p m.— Christchurch Fire Brigade Band— Botanic Gardens. 8.15 p.m.— New Brighton Silver Band —City Rotunda. 3410