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DON’T DELAYIL. BOOK ON MONDAY W AT D.I.C LTD. I For FIRST 6 DAYS of Season K Prices: Stalls and Circle, 31/-; V Gallery, 15/6. Children half price except Saturday evenings. 4 THEATRE ROYAL V GOHIL FRIDAY AT ( then n 'B ht, Y at Matinees Sats, at 2. 'Mk INTERNATIONAL BALLET SEASON! COMPANY OF 50 DANCERS! MAGNIFICENT SCENERY AND COSTUMES! THE MOST EXTRAVAGANT SPECTACLE YET v « STAGED IN CHRISTCHURCH! x with the GLORIOUS AND MELODIOUS MUSIC OF GLAZOUHOV played by the FULL BALLET ORCHESTRA OF 40! MAH. BOOK FOR ENTIRE SEASON. Remit 31/- per seat (children 15/6 except Saturday evenings) to D.I.C Theatre Bookings, Private Bag, Christchurch. Please enclose stamped, self- I addressed envelope. Sdiedule of Proorammes* April 7 to 15 (incl.): W "RAYMONDA” (3 acts) W April 17 Io 19 (Ind.): M Robert Helpmann's "THE DISPLAY” W and If Tk/i "PINEAPPLE POLL" V I ne April 20 to 22 (incl.): ■m - I" Paris prize-winning production Australian -«ur Ballet SAVE £l/10/- ON SEASON TICKET | A iMion ticket for each of the throe profwmMs coots £3/1/6, o saving of £l/10/- on the noriMl prices. Season tickets ore ovallablo for the performances on Aoril 7. 17 and 20 and nav ba obtaiMd on Dtnonal in Rudolf NUREYEV’S full-length CLASSIC « «pp»»tion to the d.ix booking owce. "DAVMAMnA” PARTY CONCESSIONS: KATMvNUA Please Telephone 64-380

PUBLIC NOTICES ‘ PRIVATE BALLS ; Prices range from as little as 14s 2d per head. . This includes everything. Bar service, waiter served supper, guest artists, floor show, bunny girls, vocalists, musicians, etc. FOR FULL DETAILS PHONE 01-440, ANY TIME , PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHER CLAIMANTS PURSUANT to section 35, Trustee ■ Act, 1956, all creditors and other persons having claims to which that section applies in connection with th) estates or the persons mentioned below, are here, by required to send to the Public Trustee at the Public Trust Office at Christchurch, on or before the 3rd day of May, 1967, particulars of their claims. They I are warned that after that date the Public Trustee may admlni- . ster or distribute the estates having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice . without being liable to persons of whose claims he has not then had notice. Claims due and i owing at date of death should be so certified. ESTATES FULLER, Ada, late of Christchurch, widow, died 25.3.67. GOLDTHORPE, Jane, late of . Christchurch, widow, died '18.3.67. . HOLDEN, Ethel, late of Chrlst- - church, spinster, died 21.3.67. HULBERT, Louisa, late of Christchurch, widow, died 18.3.67. LINDROOS, Edith Mary, late of Christchurch, widow, died 22.2.67. McFALL, Mary Margaret, late of Christchurch, widow, died 15.3.67. ! MUNRO, Edith Abeli. late of Christchurch, widow, died 15.3.67. K. H. READMAN. District Public Trustee for Christchurch. 2340 DUVAUCHELLE DOG TRIALS FIELD DAY r SATURDAY, APRIL 22. Permit obtained. I LUNCHEON AND REFRESHMENTS are obtainable on ground. Proceeds in aid of Duvauchelle Sub-branch Plunket Society and Local Sports Clubs. . 2193 ■TRESPASSING' I NOTICE is hereby given that any children or other person found trespassing on our Freezing Works property, in particular the area adjoining , GUberthorpe, Roberts and i Pound roads, will be prosecuted. • Owing to sheep being worried < all dogs found In paddocks will be shot on sight. > THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO., LTD., Islington. 2341 2/ 1 \ v / * \ /■ ■ \t s BOYS—Std. 3 to Form 2. ' Have fun, learn new skills, - make friends at the Mairehau • Suburban Y.M.C.A. Class. For further details please ring ' Mr Ray Herron (Phone 559-472 ’ evenings) or attend this Thursday at the Aldred Memorial , Church Hall (corner Nancy , avenue and Knowlos street) at ! 8 30 P’ m ’ I 2367 i ■ JUMBLE SALE SALVATION ARMY YOUTH HALL, > cnr. Chester and Durham sta. TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 11 A.M. Clothing for all the family. ' Large quantity Men’s Working Coats. 4s each. 1305