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Press, Volume CXV, Issue 34000, 14 November 1975, Page 22

Kerridge Odeon

TELEPHONE 69*389 TODAY & SAT. 2,5, 8? From SAM PECKINPAH, who Directed "THE WILD BUNCH" and "STRAW DOGS" A Savage New Sensation! — Why Is It Worth A Million Dollars and 21 Lives? Starring WARREN OATES (Persons under 16 not admitted)

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SAT. 1.45 p.m. Action-Packed Western! “APACHE” in colour (G) starring BURT LANCASTER On Stage. The BARON. With is most enjoyable half hour of fun and ;ames for all. Coco Cola Competition. Lucky Number ARCHIE WOOTTON Singing Contest.

i THE xL COURT « . THEATRE :»3 WO»CESH» ST«H; SEASON EXTENDED to November 22nd AN INSPECTOR CALLS by J. B. Priestley Nightly at 8 15 p.m. BookatD.l.CorTheatreafter 6.30p.m. Phone 66-990

dgLIAAU- SP,;e '>Hlj a J3slk ■dSr J** 1 -' - c*. ,ur” BUSES DEPART AVON THEATRE 7pm. CANCELLATIONS RADIO AVON 6.15 ITS STARTED - THE GREATEST SEASON EVER WITH ★ RECORD TIMES ★ 130 DANGEROUSLY FAST LAPS ★ * 100 SELECTED COMPETITORS * 26 UNBEARABLE EXCITING EVENTS * AND THIS SATURDAY 8 p.m. LARRY ROSS (back from u.k.) CHALLENGING ’’THE KING” GRAEME STAPLETON UNBEATABLE ENTERTAINMENT VALUE $1.50 Adults, $3.50 for Family, 50c Children. TEMPLETON

Canterbury AP SHOW 12th - 14th November. People's Day, -x Friday 14th. NEW ZEALAND'S PREMIER X F a' / SHOW. The gates open at Wifi 6.30 am with the ring f / 1 / Programme starting at 9am. \ ; ' Special "Canterbury, the / /,,uh~v r 'W Grain Bowl of New /. ,'u-jl / L-J Zealand” Exhibition rfji’ttr J I'. continuously throughout »\ '•/ ",i/f t»day. V'W*/! 1 There are horses sheep, fTfffr' f ■ \.,t Jj; i•' . pigs and cattle. » \lf and side shows. 3fc--’. •’[ / •/ ■ ?3 - r ->i., oUjaJF / a Showground — ■IV Buses leave the Saua-a' ; ” tu ’ K continuously dunng / , k/ ' the day. / . KXjVfj4dm ss on; Aduits $1 M r Ch dren 30 cents 1 : x Gates open 6.30 am. \ . I Vjr y sone

B IB A scorcning, it sometimes BM wB sickening z superhif.' K?* W-*'- Weston Taylor -NEWS OF THE WORLD —— Pw “...marvellously . Z 7 j- bizarre film...” '• '' ■ Tom Milne-THE OBSERVER at*/'' <1 "...Peckinpah's bloodiest Er } film since Straw Dogs..." F Jr V. \ < / NigelAndrews-THE FINANCIALTIMES - - * -ocuer/o WARREN OATES-isela vega. “BRING ME THE HEAD OF ALFREDO GARCIA’ Scwaw, I*GCROON TMSON m SAM FKBHH - fwv by FMW KOWMSM re SAM PECKIMW U,« ComposM and Arranged In JBHW • €LD*Mi• D»«ciec! by SAM PSCMNRAH UmM ArfWH Today and Saturday 0 REGENT S Monday to Thursday 2 p.m., 5 p.m., 8 p.m. H, JlTis" admitted. 2P m - and 8 P m -

Fruits, Plants, Produce . A. Cox and Son, Nurserymen I for all bedding, vegetable and pot plants. Open Mon day to Friday, 8-5 p.m.; Sat. mornings, 8-12 noon. 15 i Wychbury St, Spreydon (off Barrington St (near Park) Sorry no phone orders held Self-service Drive-in* , BEDDING plants and tomato plants, good selection, reasonably priced. Open 7 days. Drive in to Ascot Nurseries, 149 Blighs Road, ! Papanui. F 1714 DAHLIA tubers 78 Proctor 1 St. DRESSED turkey, Ist and 2nds, available all weekend. Ph. 834 Loburn. GOOSEBERRIES freshly picked. 40c lb. Freemans Orchard, Coringa Rd. Yaldhust. Turn west off Russ- ’ ley or Pound Road into Ryans Road. Coringa Road ,| is near the Western End. F 962 ’ LUCERNE, standing, Eyre- ' ton district, sell. Phone ' Kaiapoi 7944. W761 MEADOW hay, approx. 14 acres, for sale standing. Highsted Road area. Make an offer. Ph. 599-122. MEADOW hay. 4 acres, standing, Jacksons Rd, Ohoka. Ph. 527-553. MAPUA oats sell, top quality, 1 $6 3J bushel bag. Ph.; ■i 334-572. X 1899! /POTATOES, Rua, $7.55 s.b„ I also Chippewa. $7.95 s.b. ! Celery’, 20c bunch. Grapefruit, 29c lb. Al Super Fruit Market, 102 Stanmore Rd. PEPPER plants, flowering in pots, 25c each. 427 Sawyers Arms Rd. > RASPBERRIES and boysen- < ■ berries available in jam and I dessert soon. To order Ph. > 598-941. Bluegum Berry Farm, 448 Sawyers Arms i • Rd. D SALE! 4500 assorted shrubs, including native manukas, t Coprosmas, heaths, ercis, ,| Ake Ake, hebes, orange gums, silver dollar gums.; Corokias and others. Just' J SI each. 11 for $lO. 25 for $2O, at Hamptree Nurseries, j 116 Philpotts Rd. Open today, 9-5 p.m., Saturday 8-12. i> Closed Sunday. - TOMATO plants. Potentate h ■: and Moneymaker. 272 I Sawyers Arms Road F 1771 ‘■TOMATO plants. Money-; J maker. Potentate. Scorsby.i 50c a doz. 26 Prossers Rd.;. ? St Martins X9609i I ; TOMATO plants: Beefsteak,' Beefmaster, Big Boy. Gross h . Lisse, Potentate. Russian ’ Red. Roma, also sage, mint, ; , lemon balm/dill, catnip. All plants in pots 45 Rowan Ave. Ph. 888-880. X 9761

Coal, Coke, Firewood APPROX. 2j cord loads 81n slab blocks. Prompt dellv ery, $lB c.o.d. Ph. Kaiapol 8829 bus or 8698 after 3 pm D CHARCOAL. For barbecues Js now available from our yard. Pearsons Coke Merchants. 77 Falsgrave St. MWF COKE. Bring your bags or trailer and collect from our yard, or phone for delivery. Monday to Friday. Pearsons Coke Merchants, 77 Falsgrave St. MWF FixEWOuD diu slab blocks 2 cord truckloads, $l5: half load. $lO delivered: stand ard trailer loads ex -ard S2 Alpine Sawmills. Ltd 266 Prestons Road Phone 82-179 or 859-900. D McVICAR Industries. Hornby Branch. Large truck toads of slab wood. $l5 delivered Also drv loads Phone .15-198 or 497 389 C O D t> • LAB wood. Btn blocks green and dry. from $l2 24 cord loads bags and trailer toads Phone 382-039 D FIREWOOD SLABWOOD Bin BLOCKS 2| CORD LOADS WEST AND SOUTH OF CITY FROM $l2 PER LOAD. MUSGROVE BROS, LTD, PHONE 382-039 112842 Antiques Buy and Sell COLLECTOR'S cottage. Visitors are welcome to view our antiques in New Brighton, opposite the school. Open 10 a.m. Friday and all day Saturday UNDER new management, Old and Beautiful. 25 Riccarton Road. Latest imported furniture. pewter, ceramics, horse brasses, etc. Phone 44-297. a.h. 5574)27.

Boats, Buy Sell t) JET unit, Falcon, 210 motor, 15ft Hartley boat, galvani ised tip trailer, all in good working order, $l2OO. Must 1 sell. Reasonable offers cons sidered. Ph. 35-585. W659 r JET boat, “Gemini,” 15ft, V 6 s Grenada, 2 stage unit, elec- - trie and Venturi bilge • pumps, heat exchanger, r sand trap, full V.D.O. instrua mentation, trailer. Fastest . standard V 6 on the river. First class cond., approx. 50 ; hours use. Tel. 585-165. r| X 9718 SEAGULL outboard sell. Sil-! I ver Centurv, 3-4 J h.p., $245. ; 1 ’ Ph. 555-188. SELL good study 12ft run-| about with oars and trailer, ■ $390. Apply 9 Epping Place, j ) SKI boat. 16ft. 3 years old,! ,: deep V, glass over ply hull, i s economical 283 cu. in Chev. j I V 8 with V drive, steel ’ e trailer, $lBOO 0.n.0. Phone i / 33-828. 1 14ft 6in Fl-Glass runabout,! I 100 h.p. Mercury, 1967 ex-i , cellent condition. $2550 Ph. I >: 889-246. H 1055 i BMC. COMMODORE 52 h.p. marine diesel, com- i plete with gearbox and 2.1 reduction, 1820 hours. All in> good order, complete with 'many spares, including new' I injectors, head. etc. Can be demonstrated in | launch at Picton. Sensible ■ offer considered. Nigel Watts. 103 Maxwell Road, Blenheim. Ph. 3817. I JET 73 ■ Powered by 454 LS6 Chev., 3 stage racing unit, 30 hours i running. This craft must be i the best available in N.Z. and ■ carries a host of extras too (numerous to list. Offered for I sale at thousands below replacement. I To negotiate, interested parI ties are invited to contact I Nigel Watts. 103 Maxwell Rd. i Blenheim. Ph. 3817. - 2 Musical Instruments II ORGANS. Wonderful Welsen II electronic organs with ex- , elusive fluent sound, autochords/bass, many tonal I changes. SI 285 to 51650. casl' sette models included. Free 4 lessons, free credit. Demonstrations daily. John Barker. The Studio. 191 Harewood t, Rd. Ph. 525-391. MWFS ;■ I PIANOS, modern. wanted '■ Gravestons. Pb 64-939 D TRUMPET, Yamaha YTR 732, ! excellent condition, 1120. 71 Ph. 79-482.