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AMUSEMENTS. “KISSES FOR BREAKFAST” “SLEEPERS WEST” (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults) iUli OPERA TIOUSE]I| i Daily 2 p.m. Nightly 7.45 p.m COMMENCING FRIDAY. SlNGLY—They’re a Riot! TOGETHER—They’re Terrific! The KING and QUEEN of COMEDY In Their Greatest Non-stop Laugh Hit JUDY CANOVA—JOE E. BROWN ' ;7 YouW^ElZlN r r. r “YOU’RE TELLER ’ I” Jerome Cowan —Eddie Foy, Jr. It’s Loaded to the Hilt with MUSIC COMEDY and ROMANCE —ASSOCIATE FEATURE— I “Hopalong” Cassidy’s Latest Thrilling African Adventure. CLARENCE E. MULFORD’S “Outlaws of the Desert” Starring WILLIAM BOYD. Andy (Clyde—'Brad King (Botin App. for Universal Exhibition) Walt Disney Coloured Cartoon “DONALD GET'S DRAFTED” SPECIAL CHILDREN’S MATINEE i Saturday Morning, at 10 o’clock TELLIN’ I*’ I Judy Canova—J'oe E. Brown I Excellent Featurettes include— I Cartoon, Pictorial, Comedies. ; Chapter 2 of “Overland Mail” “FLAMING HAVOC” ♦ «■ RUNANGA TO-NIGHT (Thursday): “RISE AND SHINE” Starring Jack Oakie. i (App for Universal Exhibition) —And— ;“YELLOW CEASAR.” , l TOURNAMENT I NEW LYCEUM HALL. I THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING Commencing. S.lO p.m. sharp. INANGAHUA RESIDENT'S ! ! Hear the WESTPORT BOYS’ BAND —GRAND CONCERTPRINCESS THEATRE, Reefton. SATURDAY NEXT, Dec. 4. Also at the Racecourse. SUNDAY AFTERNOON, 2 o’clock. (Proceeds Reef ton Patriotic Funds). pOMMUNITY ttezEEK- ' - Community W eek AT RUNANGA. DECEMBER sth. to 10th. A Week of Interesting and Educational Talks, Music, Drama and Demonstrations. Swimming Carnival December 5. Grand Ball, December 10.

DANCES. THAT POPULAR OLD-TIME DANCE. United Pavilion. TO-NIGHT (Thursday). Organised by Miss America Committee. Billy Williams’ Orchestra. Good Supper. Good Night’-s Dancing Assured. ’ —ANNUAL BALL— St. John Ambulance Brigade, Memorial Hall, Kumara. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). Caledonian Orchestra. ■ Monte Carlo. Efficient M.C. Popular Prices. COMMUNIST PARTY. QRAND MIXED DANCE, Lyceum Hall —To-morrow (Friday). Dixiana Orchestra. Supper. ADMISSION 1/6. pATRI O T I C DANCE -SCHAEF’S HALLSATURDAY NEXT. :: Usual Prices :•. Returned Soldiers in Uniform will be admitted free. ’Buses as Usual. Dancing commences 8.30. IT’S A DATE ! NGAHERE HALL SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4. — DANCE — (Ngahere Social Club). Be there for a good night’s fun. GRAND FINALE BALL Stillwater, Saturday, December 18. Ball advertised for December 31 is CANCELLED.

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QREYMOUTH- pASSENGER & QOODs gERVICE CURTAILMENT of services. ■ As from TUESDAY, 27th. October, the existing Greymouth-Westport Passenger and Goods Service will be SUSPENDED, and the following timetable will be operated. PASSENGER SERVICE— Leave Greymouth for Westport Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4.30 p.m., after the arrival of the Express from Christchurch, arriving Westport 7.15 p.m. Leave Westport for Greymouth same days at 10 a.m., to connect with the 2.30 p.m. Rail-car for Hokitika, ’Buses for Blackball, and the 5.42 p m. Rail-car for Christchurch. GOODS SERVICE— The Freight Service will in future leave Greymouth for Westport at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and leave Westport for Greymouth at 9.30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It has been found necessary to make these curtailments in the interests )f conservation of Petrol and Tyres.