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AMUSEMENTS _ Last Day... 1.30 p.m. 7.30 p.m. JCHN WAYNE DONNA REED CHARLES COBURN “TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY” (G) and GEORGE MONTGOMERY In “BLACK PATCH” (Y) ■ Kerridge-Odeon |~ TIVOLI gH! *Phone 78-290 | - RESERVES AT THEATRE. Tomorrow PHIL SILVERS (King of Burlesque) “TOP BANANA” (G) Technicolor Luscious Gals . . . Top Comedians . . . Song Hits and Gags. MUSIC AND LYRICS BY JOHNNY MERCER. Plus an action Western! “WAR DRUMS” (G) Technicolor The Apache Chief and his White Warrior Woman . . . Their Love sacred es^’s bloodiest Mas-Kerridge-Odeon 111 r PLAZA 1111 Hearing Aids Available. *Phone 88-089. Reserve at Plaza. LAST 2 DAYS AT 2 AND 8 Sacha Guitry brings to the screen the legendary glory of France filmed in the fabulous Palace of Versailles. “ROYAL AFFAIRS OF VERSAILLES” In Eastmancolor (Y) CLAUDETTE COLBERT SACHA GUITRY ORSON WELLES MICHEL AU CLAIR FRIDAY! A TOPLINE WESTERN UNMATCHED FOR SHEER EXCITEMENT! JAMES STEWART ■n» Granger with a gun, hunted , by the law, feared by the lawless. “THE FAR COUNTRY” In Technicolor UI J * with RUTH ROMAN, CORINNE CALVET, WALTER BRENNAN. (Approved for General Exhibition).

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE Friends of the late May Olive Cox wish to Thank most sincerely all who sent floral tributes and other expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement. THE Sons and Daughters of the late Mrs Wareham, "Wheatlands,” Kaikoura, wish to express their sincere Thanks for Mass offerings and all expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Your kindness is very much appreciated. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. . THE Brothers and Sisters of the late H. C. Deuchrass (Bert) sincerely Thank all who sent beautiful floral tributes, letters, telegrams, cards, and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad loss of their brother. Special thanks to Dr. Cummack. Please accept this as a personal, acknowledgement. MRS E. NEUMANN, Joyce, and Raymond wish to sincerely Thank all relatives, neighbours, and friends for the beautiful floral tributes, telegrams, cards, letters, and personal expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. Many thanks to Mr John Bradley and staff for their kindness and understanding. As some addresses are unknown, please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. FUNEKAL DIRECTORS JOHN RHIND, LTD D. R. Rhind. J. D. Rhind. 19 LONDON ST. ’PHONE 69-546. Near corner Bealey and Fitzgerald avenues WS LAMB, "A.,“AND HAYWARD, LTD., 292 CASHEL STREET (Near Barbadoes st.) ’PHONE 65-879, DAY AND NIGHT. A. H. Marker, Managing Director. WS G. BARRELL and SONS, LTD. (Est. 1876). 221 DURHAM ST., CHRISTCHURCH (Corner St. Asaph and Durham sts.) ’Phone 70-807 (Day: or Night). \ y WS J. LAMB and SON (Established 1872). 234 Lichfield street. •Phone 69-483. D. M. LAMB EL H. HEATLEY WS FLORISTS LOVELY FLOWERS ARE USED TO DESIGN BEAUTIFUL WREATHS AND SPRAYS MISS FEA VER’S FLORAL STUDIO, 709 Colombo street. •Phone 78-662 (after hours. 39-568, or 38-299). 2627 Do You Wish Your Floral Emblem to be Outstanding? If sd, Cqnsmt V s NAIRN’S NURSERIES, t/TDii 166 Lincoln road. • - ’Phone 64-139. Established 1879. D EL VERE FLORISTS, 218 Linwood avenue, FOR ALL FLORAL TRIBUTES. •We Telegraph Anywhere. Phone 80-749; after hours 60-118. MWS BUNT’S, State Theatre Bldgs., for Wreaths and Sprays. ’Phones 78-253; after hours 39-621. D ERAS and Co.. Florists, 261 High st. Wreaths, Sprays, etc. Phone 78-389; night, 46-660. <