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NIGHTLY AT 8 P.M. UNTIL FRI. 11th OCT. MERVYN THOMPSON'S PRODUCTION ranjnjq %r| OF THE Shrew; BOOK AT TOWN HALL Door Sales from 7 p.m. POPULAR PRICES: Adults $2.30 and $2.90. Children $1.20. j S/Citlzens and Students $1.70. CONCESSIONS FOR HUHIES. Raffle Results KR.F.C. WEEKLY RAFFLE No. 205. L First prize of $5O — 1493. ~ Second Prize of $lO — 1671. Five prizes of $1: „ 1548 1799 1333 1155 1121 w W4538 RANGERS A.F.C. 750 Drawn under Police q| supervision. SERIES No. 145. $lOO Ist prize — 740 c/- Eastern. Ten Prizes of $2: 454—c/- Cokers. 341—c/- Kim. p| 381—c/- Eric. 727—c/- Star and Garter. 595—c/- His Lordships. r . 203—c/- Star and Garter. 11 307—c/- Cokers. 480—c/- Eric. 644—c/- Cokers. r, 147—c/- His Lordships. Follow ticket instructions. 7320 YOUR TURN WEEKLY “160” w Results Series No. 220. Drawn under Police supervision on Monday, September 30, 1974. First prize $l6O — Ticket No. 1235. Second Prize, $lO — Ticket No. 2199. Third Prize. $lO — Ticket No. 1449. 10 Prizes of $2 each: 2192 2441 1402 2108 2073 — 1428 2079 2191 1909 2707 PAPANUI RUGBY LEAGUE FAST QUID SERIES 35. Ist prize. $100: 1554. 5 prizes of $2: 1262 1423 1543 1580 1683 R] 10 prizes of $1: 1154 1337 1368 1576 1622 1627 1639 1872 1926 1999 W W2822 SOCCER 100 SERIES 35 Ist prize $100: 1332. 10 prizes at $2: g< 1256 1050 1871 1143 1119 1052 1627 1506 1376 1995 W2817 “ Personals » ALTERATIONS, trousers tap- ■> ered. Garth Owen, Bespoke Tailor, 115 Cashel St Phone 40-539. D AVAILABLE now, "The Press” Street Maps of . Christchurch, 1973 edition u Folded maps in strong cover $l, Wall maps 75c. Christchurch Press Co. Ltd -. Cathedral Square. D ALL Pegasus Ward Voters will have an opportunity to meet all their Ward candidates at a Public Meeting c in the New Brighton Central School Hall on Wednesday, October 2, at 7.30 p.m W2139 ALL hand bags reduced et e Kathy's Bag Shop, 163 Cashel St, between ManChester ana -High Sts. WS CANDLELIGHT flub fully G booked for our 'anish dinner on Oct. 22. Seme tickets still available for Jie popular repeat of this function M on Tues., Oct. 29. Be in while you can. A 5 course gourmet meal with wine Included, $7 a head. Phone 60-822 or 556-910. W4739 FORUM magazine by Pent- L house. Latest issue available, Stewarts Quick Lunch, u 100 Riccarton Road. GAY Liberation Front aims to I improve the position of y homosexuals In society. For information write P.O. Box 1717. Christchurch. WS MEN, 16-40, if you are lonely ■ we can help you meet a number of lonely attractive sincere girls who wish to meet sincere gents, view ■ friendship / matrimony. Many girls now genuinely available in Christchurch , and throughout N.Z. For “ information write P.O. Box 22230, High St. Christchurch. XB6ll NEW to Christchurch or no- , thing to do of a Saturday night. The 25-45 Club (Inc.) has vacancies for single, separated, divorced, or widowed people aged 25 to 45 years, if you are interested in dances parties, bar-b-ques, car rallies, etc., t i- ph. the secretary at 898-579 .< tor details. 31161