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CHRISTCHURCH'S LONGEST-RUNNING SHOW I VICTORIAN MUSIC HALL FEATURING 7 OF CHRISTCHURCH'S TOP ENTERTAINERS. 2-HOUR — 5-COURSE _ Cheer the hero; SHOW. w DINNER. ’ boo the villain. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, UNITED SERVICE HOTEL PHONE 64-659 JEgB

Horse of the Year Show Featuring the Wills N.Z. Show Jumping Championship RANGIORA SHOWGROUNDS Friday, Saturday and h Sunday FEBi 1( 2 and 3 Afternoon Highlights Friday — "Lady Rider of the Year” and Norwood Cup for A Grade Horses. Saturday — Grand Prix and Provincial Teams Event and Puissance. Sunday — “Pony of the Year,” Horse of the Year” and Six Bar Jumping Competitions. See N.Z.’s Top Show Jumpers in Action Excellent Catering A Xth British Commonwealth Games Co-ordinated Activity

MODEL ENGINEERING EXHIBITION ANDREWS CRESCENT, SPREYDON. (No. 20 BUS) TONIGHT 7-9 p.m.

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Ptnehawn FULLY LICENSED RESTAURANT Phone 278-814 Dine & Dance TONIGHT 8 p.m.—l a.m. An Invitation to the RECITALS OF PRAISE bv the CELEBRATION SINGERS An interdenominational, mixed-voice chorus. TONIGHT. WEDNESDAY. JAN. 30, and Friday. Feb. 1, AT 8 P.M. Oxford Terrace Baptist Church (Cnr Madras Street and Oxford Terrace) Programme with an international flavour includes Maori hymn. West Indian Spiritual, modern hymns and new Christian ballads, with group backing, audience participation. visuals, dance. Coffee afterwards at the “Drop-In” Centre. Featured artists: Debbie Joll. Russell Kent, Matthew Raymond. Director: Guy E. Jansen. 7861

Transcendental I Meditation I as taught by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi INTRODUCTORY LECTURE WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, AND THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. CANTERBURY W.E.A. BUILDING, Room 3, 59 Gloucester Street. 8 p.m. T.M., being taught as the practical aspect of the Science of Creative Intelligence, is now offered as part of the curriculum and for academic credit In high schools, universities and civil service training programmes. This simple system for gaining a deep rest, twice as deep as sleep, yet allowing the mind to be more alert than it is at present is beyond doubt the most effective means for alleviating stress in the individual. Presented by the: — INTERNATIONAL MEDITATION SOCIETY a non-profit educational organisation. Phone 557-905. 7756

LAST 4 NIGHTS TONIGHT 9 p.m. Finally Saturday Elmwood Players Inc. Present with the support of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council through tha N.Z.T.F. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS J at J ELLIE PARK Spectacular outdoor production Script adaptation by EVE HUGHES Directed by HUNTER BELL Music by DERRY’S BRASS BAND BOOK NOW AT D.I.C or phone 518-406 after 7.15 p.m. Admission: Adults $3. Senior Citizens, Students, Games ! Competitors $2. Children (14 and under) $l.OO. No. 9 Bus leaves the Square opp. Warners Hotel at 8.15 p.m. Returns 11.10 p.m. A cancellation notice will be broadcast if wet on 3ZB. Half net proceeds to Xth British Commonwealth Games.

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