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amusements SMASHING DOUBLE BILL OF ADVENTURE 1.30 p.m. DAILY 7.30 p.m. “Double Feature Theatre* CRYSTAL PALACE For Reservations "Phone 43-310 Affi»)(mslefl| C '^Eeireq, Ltd. Excitement Galore In African Thriller I I Ava GARDNER Grace KELLY Clark GABLE Donald MNDEN In M.GM.'a Mighty “M-O-G-A-M-B-O” (Y) in TECHNICOLOR See the charge of FEROCIOUS GORILLAS . . . native tribal RITUAL . . . the SAVAGE SPLENDOUR of the JUNGLE WILDERNESS . . . and the BATTLE OF THE SEXES t PLUS: SHOCK-PACKED STORY OF RAVAGING TERROR ACROSS THE WEST I “3 OUTLAWS” <G) Plans at D.I.C. and Theatre Commencing Saturday Next, 8 p.m. FOR A SEVEN-NIGHT SEASON “THE THREE “THE THREE MUSKETEERS” MUSKETEERS” by ALEXANDRE DUMAS Phoenix’s Finest! Produced by ALAN de MALMANCHE PRESENTED BY A CAST OF 60 in the wonderful setting of the PROVINCIAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS A "MUST” FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Book Today at Hay’s ADMISSION: 5s Bd. Children 3s 6d, plus 3d booking fee. Party Bookings: Contact Hay's Booking Office. LINCOLN COLLEGE HORTICULTURAL FIELD DAY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 Tours will start at 10 am. and 130 p.m. AN invitation is extended to horticultural organisations and any people interested to look at the Horticultural activities at Lincoln College. Please bring your lunch and a cup. Morning and afternoon tea will be provided;3ooB TEAM SHEARING AND WOOL HANDLING CANTERBURY-WEST COAST AREA FINAL CANTERBURY COURT, CANTERBURY A. AND P. SHOWGROUNDS. TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 10 A. M. TO 430 P.M. FINALISTS from the area Rangitata river to Conway river and Westland competing. There will be 7 teams tn Y.F.C. Section and 5 teams in Open Section. Winning teams will compete against other area finalists at the South Island , final in March. The grand prize —a trip to Sydney Sheep Show paid for by N.Z. Wool Board. Lunch and refreshments available. Admission: Adults 4s children 2s. This will be of excellent Instructional and entertainment value for all. .Any inquiries to Department of Agriculture. Christchurch. 3038 1 P»EUC NOTICES NEW ZEALAND > FRIENDLY SOCIETIES ACT. 1909. ADVERTISEMENT OF CANCELLING. NOTICE is hereby given that the Registrar of Friendly Societies has. pursuant to Section 70 of the Friendly Societies Act. 1909, by writing under his hand dated this day, November 22. 1961. cancelled the registry of ■ Court Star of Greendale, No. 7762, of The Canterbury United District of the New Zealand Ancient Order of Foresters’ Friendly Society (Register No. 28/20). held at Greendale, on the ground that the said branch has ceased to exist. V. THOMPSON, ■ Registrar. , N.Z. ENGINEERING. COACHI BUILDING, AIRCRAFT AND ■ RELATED TRADES INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. CHRISTCHURCH BRANCH. THE MONTHLY Meeting of the above Union will be held in Room 14. Trades Hall. Gloucester street. Christchurch, on: MONDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1961, AT 730 P.M. BUSINESS: 1. Minutes. 2. Recommendations. 1 3. Financial Statement. 4. Other business. 5. Reports. 8. General. YOUR ATTENDANCE IS REQUESTED. G. W. SCOTT, Secretary. WARNING LOWER RAKAIA RABBIT BOARD i POISONING OF RABBITS Use of 1080 Poison on Unoccupied Crown Landa Rakaia Riverbed. 1 The Public is hereby notified that oats poisoned with 1060 have been laid by hand on Un- , occupied Crown Land in the i Rakaia Riverbed in the Meads/ Te Pinta area. Baits and/or carcases must not be handled and shooting with gun and dogs is prohibited. C. L. SUGDEN. Secretary. : 3701 I WOULD anyone knowing of living conditions in Medan, North Sumatra, please write to: MISS MARTIN. Peel Forest, Rangitata, South Canterbury. CANTERBURY DRIVERS* UNION The Quarterly Meeting of the i above Union will be held in : the Trades Hall, on Wednesday. November 38. 1961. at 738 pm. Nominations for the position of President, Vice-president, and Executive Committee close on Mwember m at • HtonriEAtton forms obtainable A - •• obtainst>hifrom Wr -BL £4*o.. Chemists era Colombo stress opp. Raaaaa. o