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TONIGHT 9 p.m. FINALLY TOMORROW Finally Saturday Elmwood Players Inc. Present with the support of the Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council through the N.Z.T.F. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS w . 7 at JELLIE PARK Signposted entrances from Ham or Greers Roads. Spectacular outdoor production Directed by HUNTER BELL 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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EXPO NAUTICAL LAST 3 DAYS CLOSES SUNDAY. 5 PAL An Exhibition of interesting Maritime Artifacts. Ships’ figureheads, flintlock pistols, swords, many historical items of interest to all with a yen for the sea. ON BOARD TRAINING SHIP CORNWELL, 153 MAIN ROAD, i REDCLIFFS Look for the flag hoist on the' way to Sumner. 45731