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AMUSEMENTS. COMPETITIONS F ESTIVAL - * THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING. Town Hall—Trinity Hall, Moore’s Cabaret. National Dancing, Novice Song, Novice Ladies’ Recital, Junior Men’s Recital. THIS AFTERNOON: Piano Duet, English Song, Ladies’ Sacred Song, Recital to Music. THIS EVENING: Juvenile Choirs (3), Band Quartettes, Song and Dance, second section Debate, Character Song and Day Session Recalls. Day session prices 6d all halls; evening 2/- and 1/- (Children half-price). FOOTBALL F OOTBALL REPRESENTATIVE RUGBY LEAGUE FOOTBALL. VICTORI A P A R K , 2.45 p.m. SATURDAY NEXT 2.45 p.m. CANTERBURY (Challengers for Northern Union Cup) WEST COAST (Holders). 12.30 p.m.: Schoolboys—West Coast Reps. v. The Rest. 1.30 p.m.: Third grade—Waratah (Reeftuu) v. Whiteombe and Tombs (Ch risti-hureh). Special Train Arrangements. Admission 1/6; Children free. J£ U G BY p A K K , TO-MORROW (SATURDAY).

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL RUGBY. BLAKETOWN SENIORS v. UNITED, 3 p.m. COBDEN SENIORS v. STARS, 3 p.m. Curtain Raisers—Hannam Cup: —Juniors— BLAKETOWN v. COBDEN “A.’’ UNITED v. STARS. Complimentary Dance to Canterbury Rugby League team, Herb. Moore’s, 'Saturday next. Steel’s Orchestra. Monte Carlo. ]/- and 1/6. MONSTER ANNUAL BALL (under auspices Waiuta Rugby League Club), Minors’ Hall, Waiuta,' TO-MOR-ROW (Sat..). Happiness Boys’ Orchestra. Old Time and Modern dances. Special lighting effects. Double 5/-, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. W. T. HEMPSEED, Hon. See. £EAGUE REP. JPOOTBALL INANGAITUA v. CANTERBURY. REEFTON RACECOURSE, SUNDAY NEXT, 19th inst. Commencing at 2 p.m. If weather is suitbale, a curtainraiser will be played. DETER PAN School of Ballroom Dancing.—Practice Dances every Thursday. Each beginner and dancer receives individual attention. 8 to 10 p.m. 1/- am] 1/6. Private Lessons: Evenings 7 o’clock. STUDIO.—Mark Sprot Buildings, Mackay St. ’Phone 546 before 5 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES. jy/fUSIO gHOP. CROSS & PETERSON (Late of Bristol Piano Co. Ltd.) 218 High Street, CHRISTCHURCH. (Opposite Woolworth’s.)

LATEST POPULAR and TEACHING MUSIC IN STOCK| Albert’s Dance Album No. 7 .. 2/6 Chappell Talkie Hits Album, Nos. 1,2, 3, 4 and 5 2/6 Sweetest Irish Song Album .. 2/6 Grandad Songs 3/Allan’s Old Time Dance Albums, Nos. 1,2 and 3 2/6 “Play to Me Gipsy” (song) .. 2/ALSO: Records — Gramophones — Pianos and all Musical Goods. gMPIKE JJOTEL, WESTPORT. Leading Uommtrcia] Hotel. Under entirely new management. Registered Aisociated House for United Commercial Travellers, Government Tourists and Pwblie Service Association. MODIRATE TARIFF. Sports Clubs specially catered for at reduced prices. Speight’s Ales always on tap. Wires and letters promptly attended to—P.O. Bor 62; Telephone No. 14. J. H. L. B ABBY (Late Christchurch and Dunedin.) PROPRIETOR FARMERS’ MACHINERY EXCHANGE LTD. Single and D.F. Ploughs. 3 F Riding Ploughs. Light and Heavy Tine Harrows (all sizes. 1 10/16 Disc Harrow, 1.H.0. 1 12/16 Diac Harrow (Steel Queen). 1 International 9 Tine Cultivator. 3 Duncan Cultivators. 2 Massey Cultivators. 1 7ft. Cambridge Roller. 1 9ft. Cambridge Roller. 1 11/7 R. and G. Drill. 3 15/7 Drills (Massey, Dunean, and McC. Drg.) 1 Danks Windmill. 1 Double Bagger Chaffcutter (Canterbury model). 1 8-h.p. Lister Engine. 1 3-h.p. Felix Engine. 1 Spring Dray. Lister Separators, Hercules Mowers, Hay Rakes, Plow Chains, Yokes and Trees, Saw Benches, Engines and Motors. Repair Work a Specialty. 32 Moorhouse Avenue (near Central Dairy), CHRISTCHURCH.

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Grey River Argus, 17 August 1934, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Grey River Argus, 17 August 1934, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 5 Grey River Argus, 17 August 1934, Page 1

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