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You<ve never seen J a western like this! mwmhhi ccimMHH a 18mm motion pietnro by students and stall of Lincoln High School Warning: Some people may be disturbed by the use of Inoffensive language in this film. STARTS MONDAY 5.30 and 6.30 p.m. SESSIONS NIGHTLY /4GIDEMY CINEIVW wttti the support of the National Film Library & the QE I) »rts Council of NeivZealand. ■ ■ '■ UNIVERSITY SUBSCRIPTION CONCERTS SUNDAYS AT 3 p.m. CHRISTCHURCH TEACHERS' COLLEGE AUDITORIUM MARTA HIDY (violin), ZDENEK KONICEK (cello), MAURICE TILL (piano) Miss' Hidy and Mr Konicek are Resident Artists at the University of Canterbury School of Music for the Winter Term, 1980. 75 June: BEETHOVEN Piano trio in C minor Op. 1 No. 3. TURINA Piano trio No. 2. BRAHMS Piano trio in C major Op. S 7. *25 June: MOZART Piano trio in G major K. 564. MICHEL PERRAULT Piano trio. BRAHMS Piano trio in C minor, Op. 101. 13 July: SCHUBERT Piano trio in B flat major. BRAHMS Piano trio in B major Op. 8, No. 3. *{to be recorded by Radio flew Zealand} Tickets obtainable from: A Department of Extension Studies and School of Music, University of Canterbury. Prices are as follows: $7 for a season ticket—s3.oo for single concerts. Students: $3.50 for a season ticket-$1.50 for single concerts.

INTERIOR DESIGN LECTURES by ANNA THOMAS NZC.D. (arch.) C.I.D. (London) TO BE HELD AT The Arts Centre Christchurch From 8.00p.m. - 9.30p.m., on 2nd, Sth, 23rd fr 30th July 1980 ! Restricted Class only $2O for the series Ring 555-781 during business hours for information.

xiu CHRISTCHURCH HRnmonic SOCIETV T©iiGiT ■ TOWN HALL Bpm THE SEASONS HADYN HARMONIC CHOIR Seats $7, $5, $3 Students, Senior Citizens $3 (stalls only) (AH plus 20c booking fee) BOOK AT THE TOWN RAIL (1-sp.m. and 7p.m. onwards) OR 8Y PHONING 516-210