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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 79, Issue 7146, 16 December 1949, Page 1

A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION TO SUIT ALL FLUORESCENT LIGHTING ELECTRIC SERVICE & HARDWARE CO.

Entertainments BACK AGAIN J And after the THIRD Immensely Popular Season in Te Awamutu, Screens Finally TO-NIGHT:— VIVIEN LEIGH, ROBERT TAYLOR Lucille Watson Maria Ouspenskaya ■ Sir C. Aubrey Smith in WATERLOO BRIDGE WATERLOO BRIDGE WATERLOO BRIDGE (Recommended for Adults) TOM and JERRY are Back, too ! MUtROPHONIC SOUMD □ REGENT□ PHONS IO«R WE SINCERELY TRUST that Picture Goers are not overlooking THE COMEDY of the Month, hiding behind the Modest Title—- — A FOREIGN AFFAIR That Excellent Sophisticated Comedy which you,, too, will acclaim and tell your friends not to miss ” —* A FOREIGN AFFAIR Wiith JEAN ARTHUR, MARLENE DIETRICH, and JOHN LUND deftly handling the problem of Moral Relationship between Occupational Forces and the Frauleins of Berlin—- — A FOREIGN AFFAIR IS COMEDY SUPREME ! The New Zealand Herald Fi’m Review states: ‘ A Foreign Affair* is as pungent and original a comedy as has come from Hollywood for a .* long time.” A FOREIGN AFFAIR A FOREIGN AFFAIR COMMENCES SATURDAY. Wie hope all will see it. We know all will agree that it’s really first-class, hilarious and clever entertainment. RESERVES ESSENTIAL ST. PATRICK’S SHORTS CLUB DANCE IN TOWN HALL SATURDAY, 17th DECEMBER, 1949 Novelties. Popular Prices HOOPER’S ORCHESTRA 131 ' ROCHDALE MARCHING TEAM DANCE IN MANGAPIKO HALL DANCE IN MANGAPIKO HALL SATURDAY. 17th DECEMBER, 1949 VERCOE’S ORCHESTRA GOOD SUPPER. USUAL PRICES Free Bus leaves Te Awamutu 8 P.M. 183 MASONS, DRY CLEANERS JN extending the Compliments of the Season to their Customers, the Proprietors and Staff of MASONS, DRY CLEANERS, also express their sincere thanks for the patronage extended them during the time they have been in business in Te Awamutu. They hope, with the same friendly and helpful service, to merit the continued goodwill of their Customers. The Proprietors also announce that the Cleaning Plant which they have recently installed will be in operation in the New Year. PLEASE NOTE: The Premises of MASONS, DRY CLEANERS will be closed for three weeks (from 23rd December to Monday, 16th January, 1950) for the Annual Vacation. MASQNS, DRY CLEANERS 539 JJIS MASTER’S VOICE Portable Six-valve Battery Electric Radios at Quick’s. 197 b POWDER COMPACTS for MiladyIn all shapes and designs—from 4s 6d to 30s at Bundle’s Pharmacy. 3e IQRDER your Christmas Flowers early from Cut Flowers. 66a PUY the Tricycles that are guaranteed—£7 12s 6d, £8 2s 6d.—Pearson’s Cycles, Telephone 651. 159 a (CHRISTMAS GIFTS at Bond and Bond’s—. Acme Wringers, Pressure Cookers, all makes. 209 b CEE BOND AND BOND’S Selection of Useful Christmas Gifts, such as Alarm Clocks, Westciox Smith and French. 209 a TJLTIMATE TOASTERS make Ideal Christmas Gifts. See them at Quick’s. 197 d jp'.AMPERS I Secure your Folding Stretchers and Well-filled Mattresses now at G. D. Shepherd Ltd., Furnishers. 124 e CEE Our Range of Chromium Light Fittings—very acceptable Gifts —at Quick’s. 197 g VVASHING MACHINE REPAIR ’ SERVICE—Ring 614, Te Awamutu Automotive Works.