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AMUSEMENTS. P 6oi e Re S eflt ea^re P 6of e TWICE DAILY: Matinee 2.15. . Evening—B. Direction: Kerridge—Odeon. J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. FINALLY TO-NIGHT “UNDERCOVER” (App. for Universal Exhibition) COMMENCING TO-MORROW PARAMOUNT PROUDLY PRESENT JENNIFER JONES * (Academy Award Winner) JOSEPH COTTEN (Heart-throb of "I’ll Be Seeing You”). Together.in one of the most exciting mystery romances ever screened. “LOVE LETTERS” “LOVE LETTERS”' With: ~ Ann Richards Cecil Kellaway Flaming Words that brought her the ecstacy of love ... The madness of murder. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) MUSIC FESTIVAL MUSIC FESTIVAL Massed Choirs Singing 24 Songs. —7OO VOICES—--22 Schools in the Grey District, Regent Theatre, MONDAY, October 21. TUESDAY, October 22, Matinee and Night. Admission 2/-. Reserves 3d extra at West Coast Music Centre, Albert Street. You should attend the matinee or reserve your seat. UNITED TENNIS CLUB. OPENING DAY, SATURDAY, Oct. 19, 1.45 p.m. ALL /members, intending members, and members of other clubs cordially invited. A. F. LAING, Hpn. Sec. BOXING BOXING Town Hall, Greymouth. SATURDAY, Oct. 26. The Grey Boxing Assn. Presents Outstanding Middle-weight contest between. JACK KIRKHAM (Australia) And VIC CALTAUX (Auckland) For a purse of £2OO. This will be a great bout. PRICES: Ringside 12/6, DresS Circle 6/6. Body of Hall 5/-. All plus tax.

AUCTIONS WESTLAND AUCTION CO., LTD. 20 Mackay Street, Greymouth. YRhone 757. P.O. Box 111. WEEKLY AUCTION in our Rooms, TO-MORROW (Fri.) at 2 p.m. A/C. Mr. A. Shackley, Runanga: Bay Gelding, lOyrs, broken to saddle and Harness; Set Gig Harness; R.T. Gig; Spring Cart on motor tyres; Light Motor-car Trailer with spare wheel, excellent tyres; Riding Saddle. A/c Clients: 3-piece Chesterfield Suite in Genoa Velvet, as new; Modern Dark Rimu Buffet; 6 Tubular Chairs with rexine seats; 4 Seagrass Chairs; 4-ring Moffat Electric Range; Well-top Duchess with large Mirror; 6 Mirrors (with chains); small Gas Geyser; quantity Garden Tools; 100 feet |in Hose; Two Brooms; Glass Washboard; Lady’s Cycle; Portable Gramophone; 4 Bed and Wire; i Kapoc Mattress; large Showcase, with plateglass top and front; dropside Table; 2 Double Mattresses; Chest of Drawers; 3-piece Chesterfield Suite in light fawn rep; Folding Firescreen; 2 Wooden Trays; quantity Roller Blinds; 2 large Windows (complete frame and sash); 2 Pair Step Ladders; quantity Coco. Matting; Lawnmower; Rodgers 5-Valve Broadcast Mantel Radio; 2 Porcelain Hand Basins; “Mercer” Grate with H.W. Boiler; 2-piece Oak Palmstand; Leather Attache Case; “Spalding” Tennis Racquet; 2 Lawnmowers; “Neeco” Plug-in Rangette; small Separator; Electric Toaster; Fishing Rod; Champion “Hot Dogge” (No 6);S.W. Navy Costume (new); 3 Single Beds and Wires; “Stesco” Electric Cleaner; small Couch (brown covering); 3 Tea Pots: 1 Dozen Stainless Dessert Knives; 2 Electric Heaters; and items too numerous to mention. LATE ENTRY: Gent’s Raleigh Cycle and Dynamo Lamp. THE WESTLAND AUCTION CO., LTD., . ERNIE O’MALLEY, Auctioneer.

MATSON’S ANNUAL BULL MATSON’S ANNUAL BULL SALE SALE Will be held at the ADDINGTON SALEYARDS-on TUESDAY, November 12, 1946. A LREADY a representative entry is forthcoming for this fixture, and the Auctioneers are prepared to make selections, on behalf of absentee purchasers— H. MATSON & CO., Christchurch. ANNUAL SALES. At which H. MATSON & CO will be represented:— COMBINED BREEDERS’ SALE: Tuesday, October 29, at the Addington Show. Grounds. ABERDEEN ANGUS SALE: Tuesday, November 5, at the Addington Saleyards. , T MATSON’S ANNUAL BULL SALE: Tuesday, November 12, at the ADDINGTON • SALECARDS. (Entries now being received). MATSON’S ANNUAL SALE of Cobs, Hacks, Ponies, Light Harness Horses, Thoroughbreds, Show Exhibits Etc. . Harness. Vehicles and Gear. Thursday, November 14, at the Addington Show Grounds. (Entries now being received). TROTTING & PACING STOCK SALE: Friday, November 1, at . the Addington Trotting Grounds. PUBLIC NOTICES. WATERLOO Private Hotel. ’ ’ Christchurch. Situated 516 Colombo St., one minute from the Christchurch Railway Station. Bed and Breakfast. T. L. Bennett, Pro* prietqr, Phone '31?205.'