_____AMOTBNWTO _ LAST 4 DAYS You will like it better The Second Time YOU WILL SEE HUNDREDS OF THINGS YOU MISSED THE FIRST TIME I 1.30 DAILY 7.30 OTTO PREMINGER PRESENTS PAUL NEWMAN. EVA MARIE SAINT. RAU>H RICHARDSON. PETER LAWfORD, LEE J. COBB. SAL MINEO. JOHN .DEREK, JILL HAWORTH. In “EXODUS” “EXODUS” (A) Panavision 70 Technicolor AU Reservations D.I.C. Kerridge-Odeon'* ’Phone ODEON 42-800 Socially the City’s First Theatre NEXT FRIDAY I The Most Important Adventure Of Our Time ! A man with i mission, righting the fires of violence in Southeast Asia . . . baiting the hidden tiger* in a jungle of intrigue with a continent as a battleground and half the world as his prize ! Universal International Present* MARLON BRANDO MARLON BRANDO Starring a* In his most powerful and compelling role ... A man of adventure to match the explosive events of our time. “THE UGLY “THE UGLY AMERICAN” AMERICAN”
Censorship “Y” The Sensational Novel by William J. Lederer and Eugene Burdick comes to the screen with its eye-stunning impact, an entertainment that you will remember for many a day. Filmed in Eastman Colour. Plans Now Open DJ.C. Kerridge-Odeon ’Phone PLAZA B*- 089 2 P.M TODAY 8 PM. WEEK-END CROWDS Were Thrilled By “ZANZABUKU” The Film that inspired the makers of "HATARI” IN TRUCOLOR On the same programme “PAWNEE” Terror of the New Frontier. IN TRUCOLOR They're Republic Picture* (Both App. for Gen. Exhibition) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WANDA AND GRAHAM STOWELL wish to Thank most sincerely all kind friends, relatives, and neighbours for letters, cards, telegrams, and floral tributes in the sudden, sad loss of their wee son. Paul. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. BURT and' GiVEN sfoU'ELL wish to Thank most sincerely all friends and relative* for their kind messages in their recent sad loss of their wee grandson. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement. MRS THORPYand MRS McDIARMID (Greymouth). and members of the Thocpy family, wish to Thank very sincerely all kind friends and relations who sent Mass cards, telegrams, letters, and card* in the loss of a loved husband and father. They extend their sincere thanks to those people who brought or sent personal offerings; special thanks to the doctor and the doctors and nursing staff of the Grey River Hospital. Ptease accept this as a personal acknowledgement, as many addresses are unknown.
MR A. B. P. I-ARGE and Sons wish to Thank most sincerely all relatives. friends. and neighbours for flowers, cards, and telegrams and personal messages of sympathy in the sad loss of a loved wife and mother. Please accept this as a personal acknowledgement, as many addresses are unknown. THE Family of the late Jane Collie wish to Thank relations, friends, and neighbours for all expressions of sympathy in their recent bereavement. Special thanks to doctors and staff Of Coronation Hospital. Please accept thia as a personal acknowledgement to cover unknown addresses. HOitisn A. COX and Son. Complete Floral Service. 15 Wychbury street, Spreydon 'Phone 35-115 all hours. _______ D ELORAL Service. All work promptly executed and delivered Lee Cradock. 6 Wades ave.. St Martins Phone 34-165 If no reply 36-248. 3921 FUNERAL Sprays Telephone 78-662 or 39-568 or 38-299 You are guaranteed the artistic tribute from Miss Feaver Florist. Ltd , 709 Colombo street D HOWDEN’S Floral Service for Quality Floral Tributes at sensible prices. 'Phone Howden's. Florists. 79-720 or after hours 70-546 ■ D JULIA Gray Floral Specialist Wreaths. Sprays. Hospital Flowers. Weddings 940 A Colombo st Ph 30-297 Free delivery After hours 'Ph. 70-552 D ST GEORGE Florist*. 219 Papanui road. Phone 55-220 After hours 27-365 of 56-500 Member Teleflower. MWS DILLONS KOWHAI FLORISTS 159 Manchester street THE INTERFLORA FLORISTS Featuring Art m Flowers. Ph 65-650 or night 22-500 D DO YOU WISH YOUR FLORAL EMBLEM TO BE OUTSTANDING? IF SO. CONSULT NAIRN'S NURSERIES. LTD.. 166 Lincoln road Phone 64-130 - 84-138 We Specialise in Funeral Emblems and Cut Flowers Natural flowers only are used. Plastic and artificial flowers are not used, a, they hav* no meansaving ■ Fleet of Cars, we} deliver daily Funeral Emblems; and Flowers where required. D!
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30171, 1 July 1963, Page 1
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