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1.30 p.m. DAILY 7.30 pjn. (Feature Occupies complete programme) ENTERTAINMENT AND , SPECTACULAR UNEQUALLED J IN MOTION PICTURE i ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY! 1 SAMUEL BRONSTON mm ‘ STEPHEM BCYD > MfC 6WWESX _ (Approved General Exhibition) | Presented on the Giant 70m.m. screen with six track stereo- < phonic sound and Technicolor. PERSONALS ~ SMOCKS: Choose from the large selection of styles and materials In the South Is. at Business Uniforms, 'Ph. 889-851, any time, and our representative will be pleased to call. D TURKISH Baths: Mussons. 184 Hereford st.. Ladles' and Gent's 'Ph 73-217. Estab. 45 yesrs. D WIDOW Lady wishes to meet sincere gent companion in 60 group. Protestant. Genuine. Reply P 7350, "Press." WIDOW, 47, would like to meet reliable gentleman. H 7113, . "Press." YOUNG Tradesman wishes to . meet decent girl, 21-24. Nondancer. Reply ZP7355, "Press." DIAMOND RINGS BY DELAHUNTY More for your money. Buy direct from the manufacturer. i 137 Armagh street (Upstairs), ! 'Phone 78-773. STUBBORN BEDWETTING STUBBORN BEDWETTING "A completely different child" report parents after this distressing problem Is cured. Quick, clean, simple, perfectly ! safe method, children or adults. ' SMITHS CLINICS. 240 High street, : over Simpson and Williams ' After hours 'Phone 81-038. Clinic Estab. 1956. 6 EXPECTANT MOTHERS MOTHERHOOD OF MAN MOVEMENT INC. Unmarried mothers faced with difficulties are assured confidential assistance, advice and accommodation. 'Phone 10-159, or ; write P.O. Box 8083, Auckland. , Interdenominational.S IF YOU WANT TO DRINK . . . that's your business. If you want to stop drinking, maybe we can help. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, P.O. Box 2062, 'Phone 70-358 1 (10 a.m.-4 p.m., Mon. to Fri.) After hours: 61-040, 60-486, 60-823. S "APRENTIS ARTIS” PRIVATE SCHOOL OF ART Now open for enrolments. Beginners and more advanced students. ■PHONE 70-964 any time. FAMILY PLANNING ASSN. (Christchurch Branch Inc.), Clinic: 50 Cashel street (near Montreal street). Hours: Tues., Library and Inquiries 12.2 p.m. Wed.: Clinic Consultations 10.30 a.m.-2 p.m. New Patients 12-2.30 p.m. Evening Consultations first Thursday each month by 1 appointment only. Woman Doctor in attendance. i Library Facilities, Telephone Nos. as per Directory. PARTNERSHIP PARTNERS, intelligent, for new food for export. Apply H 7628, : "Press.” X 7626 SPORTIHG FIXTURES ROTHMAN'S TOURNAMENT TEAM practices will be held at Lancaster Park at 5.30 p.m. on February 8,9, 10, 17 and 18. Team members are expected to attend all practices.
MATINEE TODAY 2.15 “ELEPHANT BOY” (G) In Colour witb Sabu. TONIGHT AT 7 45 Piul BrickhHl's Sensational True Story 'THE GREAT ESCAPE' (0) Filmed In Technicolor Steve McQueen—James Garner Richard Attenborough Plana at Theatre 19.39 a m. ILAM Fendaltan—*PhMe 51S4M TONIGHT AND MONDAY 7.45 p.m. Deborah Kerr Yul Brynner In Rodgers and Kammerstein’s delightful musical. In Cinemascope and Colour. "The King And I" Superlative entertainment) (G) MATINEE TODAY —2 p.m. "SABU AND THE MAGIC RING” Serial and shorts, etc. (G) SUNDAY - B.lspun. A two-fisted Western packed with excitement! "Duel at Apache Wells" (G) A real Western for Western fans. Theatre opens 7 p.m. VOGUE Spray don—'Phone 35490 7.45 TONIGHT 7.45 Also MATINEE TODAY 2 p.m. It’s a Real “Carry On” ’’CARRY ON CABBY" (G) Sid James Lis Frazer Charles Hawtrey Kenneth Connor LOST AND FOUND BROOCH, cluster pearls, pendant style, "between ferry wharf and railway station, January 24. Please write H 7135, "Press." Reward. CAMERA left in call box P. 0., Friday 9 a.m. Name L. Phillips In case. Reward. Reply H 7479, "Frees." X 7479 CANARY lost vicinity KUmore street. Ring 70-238. COMMONWEALTH Bank Book No. 132581 lost during January in Christchurch. Good reward. ’Ph. 50-464.X6425 FAWN Purse lost between Beckenham and Sydenham. Contains sum of money. 'Ph. 20-952. FOUND Black Labrador Cross Pup, white points. ’Ph. 39-061. LOST Lady's Gold Wristlet Watch, probably vicinity of Barrhlll Church, Saturday, January 30. 'Phone 8269, Ashburton (c011ect).1652 LOST Red Airline Bag with Maori head on front. Contents reversible coat, brown and fawn. Lost between Dawsons road and Kissel’s Store, Templeton. 'Phone Isl. 5921,213 LOST one Header Sieve between Mandeville and Cust, via Tram and Tallotts roads. Ph. 513 R. Rangtora. LOST 17in car Wheel and Tyre. Reward. ’Phone 558-879. X 7235 SIAMESE Cat lost last Monday from 69 Memorial ave. Reward. 'Phone 519-415. WOOLSTON, Leather Case containing oil paints and brushes, etc., lost, Th, 63-074. Reward--119 REWARD for 'Boo,'’ Seal Point Siamese Cat missing from England street since New Year. Last seen wearing collar with bell and blue disc bearing name and 'phone number. These may have been lost. ’Phone 895-030. 2452 IF you have lost your Cat or Dog contact S.P.C.A. Hours: 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Appointments only Sunday. > 'Ph. 25-057 or Isl. 5057 S TRADE PERSONALS H H. SHAW SEND FOR PRICE LIST Enclose 3d Stamp. H. H. SHAW. The Men's Chemist, 212 High street Christchurch THS
2 p.m. Twice Daily 8 p.m. THE WORLD ANO ITS “G” Certificate Starring ED FURY The World-wide Story of the Drug Traffic Exposure . . . Join the F. 8.1. in the hunt for America’s under-cover Men, actually filmed along the Sinalleys of 3 Continents. "International Police" (A) Victor MATURE—Anita EKBERG Filmed in CINEMASCOPE PERSONALS ACTIVE working lady, 50. own home, non drinker, smoker, like meet person same, company, outings. Apply ZH7286, "Press.” ARE you the lonely one? Want a dancing partner or friend? Apply Box 1786, G.P.O, Alterations to Suits, db. to ’ S.B Remodelling, etc. E. J Donnlthorne. Ltd., 129 Armagh street. 'Phone 65-203. MWS AUNT Margaret’s Matrimonial Service oilers sincere help. Confidential personal introductions P O Box 2469 s CHRISTIAN Friendship Club. A confidential Inter - denominational. Dominion-wide Introduction service. For circulars in plain envelope and witb no obligation, write to Miss Jennifer Rose. P.O. Box 9347, Newmarket. AucklandWS DO I want Vigour, Vitality, . Bright Eyes, Good Health? If so I will send Is fid (stamps : will do) for particulars of "Swiss Wonder Method” to F. W. Stevens, 2 Ulster place, . Christchurch, I,MS ! DOUBLE Breasted Suits recut ■ Into SB. style Garth Owen, ’ Ladles' and Gentlemen's Tailor. 115 Cashel street (next Whitcombe and Tombs). 'Phone 1 40 539 D , ESTATE Trustees and others I Please note. Highest prices paid ; for old guns, pistols and powder Basks, etc. Ring Spencerville, 847, ChristchurchS EVERY Child deserves a Chance! Pianos hired for learning from ; 12s 6d weekly. Sedley Wells, High St. Shop (next Shaw ' Savill). ’ Farmer’s Outdoor Worker's • Pocket Watches. Rugged. 12 • months' guarantee. Send 55s Suckling Watchmaker. 3A Ferry : road Christchurch MWS ! FRIENDLY family home offered lady to help mother in mornings. ; ’Phone 32-688. - GENTLEMAN driving to West 1 Coast, Tuesday, and returning 1 the same day, offers trip to 1 passenger wishing to visit 1 Coast P 919- "Press,” 9790 : GLIDING at Dunsandel. Check ! at Wigram first. GOOD Used Clothing is always required at the Central Mission Goodwill Store to assist needy families. 'Phone 69-829 and our van will collect. 7683 ' HELP is as close as the telephone. , Recorded messages 42-299, 24 hours of the day. Personal help 32-370 “Life Line’’ available from 9 a.m. to midnight every day. 6547 HAVE you a health problem? skin complaint, rheumatic complaints, general debility? 'Ph. for free consultation or testimonials, 517-982, P.O. Box 1174, Better Health Ltd.. 94 Fendalton r0ad.5655 HIRE Suits for all occasions • Lounge and Dinner Suits. E. J Donnithorne, Ltd., 129 Armagh ( st ’Phone 65-203MWS HOME offered to couple in return for keep. ’Phone 888-918. 1723 JAMBO Club for ex-residents East Africa. Ring 74-232. MR Cambell, 44, appreciate companion, also night work. Apply 15 Woodhouse street, Linwood. RELATIVES and Friends of Mrs O. Preston, formerly Mrs O. Mulligan, late of Cashel street, please contact 859-352 as she is very ill in hospital. SINGLE Man, 50, quiet nature, wishes to meet tall lady about 45. Reply ZP7343, “Press.”
FIFTH PHENOMENAL WEEK! 3 Perfs. Today: 2,5,8 pjn. THE WORLD'S MASTERS OF MAYHEM PULL OUT ALL THE STOPS TO DESTROY JAMES BOND lAN FLEMING'S FABULOUS BRITISH SECRET AGENT 007! In MRBKI EDffMM DINtCU nun iurmiii WIHI£ME SOKisMSX® EE3Bl_2..i*s*ianiimn (A) "THE ALL MAORI AOTEAROA SPECTACULAR" 21 HOURS NON STOP SHOW Tuesday Feb. 9 Radiant Hall Ashburton Wednesday, Feb. 10 Theatre Royal Timaru Frank F. Grapl presents one of North Island's top Maori group. "THE AOTEAROA SHOW BAND" This versatile group starts 8 p.m. First half of programme: Traditional Maori Action Songs, Hakas, Maori comedy. "THE AOTEAROA SHOW BAND" Second half programme: Pops of today and yesterday! I 1 Featuring "LITTLE JUNIOR.” This ten-year-old wonder boy Auckland-Hamilton Talent Quest Winner. Hear him sing "LOLLIPOP,” "BLUE BEAT." HE’S SENSATIONAL. "JOE KINGI,” brother of Noel Kingl of the -Howard Morrison Quartette. Hear him sing: “IF I DIDN'T HAVE A DIME,” “THINGS.” Swingin’ Stagin' "GEORGE KEPA,” drummer of sensational group. Hitch Hiking to twist and shout STOP!!! The rest of the programme you must see. Admission 7s fid. Children Half-price. This show is touring New Zealand before leaving on European tour In May. BOOKINGS AT BEGGS ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH 373 MANCHESTER STREET 7 p.m. TOMORROW (SUNDAY) ANNUAL DEVOTIONS OUR Lady Of Lourdes Procession Assembly Convent Grounds 6.45 p.m. Special Preacher: HIS LORDSHIP BISHOP ASHBY All Welcome NEW ZEALAND WOMENS INTER-CLUB SOFTBALL ENGLISH PARK TODAY Commencta( 10.39 a.m. Metropolitan Marching Assn. Championships PREBBLETON DOMAIN Tomorrow (Sunday) Feb. 7th COMMENCING 19 A.M. Admission:— Adults 2s, Children fid. DANCES, SOCIALS, ETC. TATAM STUDIO OF BALLROOM DANCING, 229 High street, 'Phone 38-174. Private lessons daily. It a.m.10 p.m. LEARNERS' CLASS COMMENCING THUBSDAY. FEBRUARY 11. 8 P.M. TO 10 P.M. ADMISSION 3s. WS WEST MELTON TENNIS CLUB DANCE SATURDAY, MARCH 27, WEST MELTON HALL. Caroline Ramblers Band.
2nd Hilarious Week! TODAY: 2-5-B pjn. (Mon. to Thur*, at 3 A S p.m.) T.V.’s WACKIEST PT BOAT CREW IN A NON-STOP RIOT OF NAUTICAL NONSENSE! 'WK .A UNIVEHBAL PICTURR (6) In Sparkling COLOUR! 1 It's One Long, Loud Laugh from beginning to end!
THE FUNNIEST NIGHT OF THE YEAR CIVIC THEATRE SAT. FEBRUARY 13th COME AND SEE WINNING GROUPS IN I.G.A.'t TOP TOE TAPPING RADIO SHOW FROM NELSON, TIMARU, ASHBURTON, OAMARU AND CHRISTCHURCH COMPETING FOR THE AWARD TOP HOOSEWIVESI MNffl The winning group receive* the fabulous prise ef £lOO CASH PLUS A TRANS COACH TOUR THROUGH GLACIERLAND The whole shew compered by NX's No. 1 'Musical Funster' PAUL GREGORY 1 WITH MAISII McNAIR AT THI PIANO. PLUS TOP LINE VARIETY FRANK WALMSLEY —Comedian A Wee 'Drop' of Scotch with popular Duoftitts ALEX BURNS & 808 MELLIS Keyboard 'Kapars' with Talented TONY CLARK Accordionist Singing duo and Hawaiian Hula GEOF & KATHY LOGAN AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION FUNSHOW—-PRIZES GALORE BOX PLANS AT HAY'S MONDAY RESERVES 10/(Prsferenfial looking for Ticket-holders opsns this Friday.) PROCEEDS IN AID OF CHRISTCHURCH FREE KINDERGARTEN ASSN. * A FABULOUS HOOTENANNY GROUPS | FEAST FROM NILSON, TIMARU 1 AND OAMARU HYING ■ TO CHRISTCHURCH BY ■ FAMILY FUN s pan"z
KNOWN TO POTTERS THE WORLD OVER AS VbMSHkW "THE MASTER" ONE OF THE GREAT ARTISTIC FIGURES OF THE CENTURY Hshoji HAMADA HONOURS CHRISTCHURCH BY HIS VISIT FOR THE PAN PACIFIC ARTS FESTIVAL . MR ATSUYA HAMADA. POTTER SON OF A CELEBRATED POTTER FATHER, WILL BE ASSOCIATED WITH SHOJI HAMADA IN HIS FESTIVAL EXHIBITIONS. TICKETS ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC AT HAYS BOOKING OFFICE FROM FRIDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 12 For the following: 1 TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 5 • 7 p.m. OFFICIAL RECEPTION AND OPENING EXHIBITION AT CANTERBURY MUSEUM. Tickets 10/-. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 24, 8 p.m. DEMONSTRATION, WOOL EXCHANGE , BUILDING (Whiteleigh Avenue). 10/-. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 8 pm. DEMONSTRATION, WOOL EXCHANGE BUILDING. 10/-. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 8 p.m. DEMONSTRATION, WOOL EXCHANGE BUILDING. 10/-. MONDAY. MARCH 1. 8 p.m. LECTURE AND SLIDES MUSEUM THEATRE. 2/6. ’ THURSDAY. MARCH 4, 8 p.m. FILM. MUSEUM THEATRE. 2/6. SEMINARS AT RISINGHOLME COMMUNITY CENTRE AND THE STUDIO OF , DESIGN AND THE THREE DAYS AT THE KILN AT THE STUDIO OF DESIGN ARE I ALL FULLY BOOKED. t IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT SEASON TICKET-HOLDERS MUST REDEEM THEIR VOUCHER COUPONS POR TWO 10/. TICKETS FOR THE PARTICULAR DEMONSTRATION THEY WISH TO ATTEND BEFORE FRIDAY NEXT. FEBRUARY 12. An open werkakep will be available during the Festival at 234 Hereford Street. THE STUDIO OF DESIGN will be epen deily end available as a meeting place for potter* and interested friends. THE CRAFT CENTRE, 116 Springfield Read, welcomes any interested visitors. THIS ADVERTISEMENT KINDLY DONATED BY AULSEBROOK A CO. LTD.
Christchurch City Council BAND CONCERTS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 7fh, 1965 2.39 p.m. Addington Workshops Brass Band (Inc.), Botanic Gardens. Band of the Second Battalion, Sumner. 8.15 p.m. Derry’s Brass Band (Inc.). City Rotunda. CHRISTCHURCH, Bth February, 1965. AQUARIUM AND WATER GARDENS CROCODILES TROPICAL FISH PONDS and GOLDFISH SEACH ROAD. NORTH BEACH Ample Parking Space. Open Dally and Sunday Afternoon. S Country . . . CABARET TONIGHT NX's lergsst and most spec, teenier and axeMag Haarshow ** WWalter Book I r*~ *' - L u w FOR RESBVATNMS Ph. 41-440 or *1454. After 7 pan. Sat. Hi. hl. 4743. HI 18 1
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