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irepoitgAy REPERTORY SOCIETY AUDITIONS for “SUDDENLY AT HOME” toy Francis Durbridge Francis Durbridge had a happy knack of thriller I writing for the stage. It has a good script, the I characters are excellent. This has to be a pacy, slick presentation and will be good fun to work on as well as interesting. DIRECTOR — PENNY GIDDENS, CAST — 4 men, 4 women Auditions will be on Sunday, October 2,2 p.m. at Repertory Theatre. For scripts phone 798-866. Performances November 19-28 f SPRING SHOW 1 ■ HORTICULTURAL HALL I Bk 151 CAMBRIDGE TERRACE J| ■k TODAY AND TOMORROW MH (24th and 25th September) K OPEN SATURDAY 1.30 pm - 9pm W ■ OPEN SUNDAY 10.00 am - spm ■ Spectacular exhibition of Daffodils. I Also displays by Canterbury Alpine I Society and Orchids by Connelly | Flowers. Demonstration of soil | preparation, seed sowing and plant propagation by H. G., Gilpin. Also posy making by Floral Art Circle between 2.30 p.m. and 4 p.m. daily. PLANTS FOR SALE AFTERNOON TEA SERVED