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■ J-J J J!. N! JU f. fJ. I. ■WmitEATRESI 69-389 40 ' 621 IM 3 o>p 130 I 730 2p. m . DAILY 8 p.m. , »ToailY s”p'm DAILY 2 an<l 8 pm ' DOUBLE “HORROR" BILL! , o ..- . ~ 2pm-Ua y ° P THEY HAD TO KEEP THEIR A secret cult of lust - T °P Britlsh Comedy! Hilarious’—Outrageous! HANDS OFF GIRLS IN carved witches torturing with Now you see it on the Big Tuc cu . uc i ecc cie» nF ORDER TO KEEP THE -'"‘T™. •“Z'SISSI® ARM.S HANDS orr THEM, : A^^eVel 5 FATHER THE a OF SATAN nE *p ADVENTURES OF TO«' Hlicg r CHRIS 'rOMPBOK BARRY vX sr&js-sat FATHER McKENZIE shreds In his mad hungerl Your favourite TV show Is I In Full (As a Boot) Colour SUPERBEAST ®ig®S In Colour Starring DATDirir raoril I I Spike Milligan : Peter Cook Antoinette Bower Craig Littler .! Dick Bentley : Dennis Price Person* under IS not edmittod. ANN HOLLOWAY | (Persons Under 18 not admitted) Persons under 18 not admitted

Return of Professional Opera to Christchurch The Canterbury Opera Company and The New Opera Company present Puccini’s mTLA .< BOHIME JAMES HAY THEATRE with leading N.Z. singers Angela Shaw Graeme Gorton Emily Mair Barry Mora Bruce Carson Geoffrey de Latour and Christchurch tenor Richard Greager by kind permission of Royal Opera House Covent Garden. Christchurch Civic Orchestra Musical Director: Vanco Cavdarski Christchurch Harmonic Society Chorus Master: William Hawkey Mon. 12, Tues. 13, Thurs. 15, Mon. 19 November at 8 p.m. Sat. 17, Sun. 18 November at 2 p.m. Prices: $5.10, $4.10. BOOK AT D.I.C Party Concessions Telephone 64-380. Postal Bookings now open. Counter Bookings open Ist November.

1973 VAN CLIBURN PRIZE-WINNING PIANIST MICHAEL HOUSTOUN witn the ’ ■ N.Z.B.C. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA conducted bv g ALEX LINDSAY CHRISTCHURCH TOWN HALL, Thursday, November 22, 8 p.m. An all BEETHOVEN programme: The Fifth Symphony The Emperor Concerto The Leonora Overture No. 3 POSTAL BOOKINGS NOW OPEN Write to the D.I.C. Box Office, Private Bag, Christchurch, enclosing self-addressed stamped envelope.. Prices: $1.60, $2.40, $3.10. Students and children half price. Party bookings for 12 or more. 3675

Fruits, Plants, Produce A. Cox and Son, Nurserymen, for all bedding, vegetable and pot plants Open Monday to Friday and all day Saturday. 15 Wychburv St. Spreydon (off Barrington St near Park). Drive tn Trade inquiries invited D HAY for sale, lucerne meadow hay mixed. *l.BO bale. Phone 898-459. LUCERNE, 160 bales, *1.20 per bale. Ring 499-806 after LUCERNE hay, high quality, new seasons, $2 per bale or 52.20 per bale for quantities under 50 bales. Ph. 81-933. MARIGOLD plants, tall and dwarf. 6doz., 50c. 66 Moffatt St. Islington 6901 TOMATOES, delicious tasting, -’Oc to 65c. 876 Avonside Drive. 5582 TOMATOES, 30c lb. Onions 25c bag. Caulis 15c each. Al SuparFrultmarket, 102 Stanmore Rd. 6027 400 bales lucerne for sale, on paddock, Weedons, S2 per bale. Ph. 517-438. 6158 Gardening Aids DRIVE sealing with black bitumen. We will inspect and quote for large and small jobs immediately. Quick service by Super Seal Phone 583-636. D SAWDUST, clean, untanallsed. Suitable for gardens. Musgroves. Phone 45-129 bus. D Sporting Goods PACKS, tramping boots, parkas, sleeping bags. Everything for the outdoor type, track suit specialists. Hikers’ tents, etc. “Snowline.” Outdoor Sport. 250 Oxford Tee. THS USED firearms We buy for cash or trade. Try Hutchtn son White Ltd. D WE our used golf clubs, part sets and full sets. Cash, best prices at Hutchinson White Ltd D TRAMPOLINES . Fun for all the family and keeps you fit and trim. This is the family site ; trampoline, 12ft X 7ft x 2ft 6in. j superior construction. Limited ’ quota only, order today en- ' sure delivery by Christmas. * Priced from only $275.00. 1 Ph. or call for full in- ( formation: CROMB AND MERRITT 110 Cashel St, Phono 60-419. 6933