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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXIV, Issue 940, 9 December 1933, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. An Epic Entertainment, Radiant With Sunshine arid Laughter! <PLAZA> Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corpn., Ltd. Managing Director: Beaumont Smith. Three Sessions: 11 a.m., 2.30 and 8 p.m. Shoppers’ Session Every Friday, 5 p.m. TO-DAY. At last Christchurch can see and enjoy this epic entertainment. It brings a fresh, fragrant atmosphere the theatre •world has never known before. * THE ‘ THE * THE * THE ‘ THE ‘ THE ‘ THE ‘ THE ‘ THE ‘ THE SQUATTER'S DAUGHTER’ SQUATTER’S SQUATTER’S SQUATTER’S SQUATTER’ SQUATTER’ SQUATTER’! SQUATTER’! DAUGHTER’ DAUGHTER’ DAUGHTER’ DAUGHTER. ’ DAUGHTER’ DAUGHTER’ DAUGHTER’ DAUGHTER' DAUGHTER’ With ! JOCELYN HOWARTH ! GRANT LYNDSAY FRED MacDONALD And a big supporting cast. Radiant with Sunshine, Laughter and Romance, Teeming with Thrills and Action. Portrayed against the Exquisite Great Out-doors. The whole world will enjoy this wonderful attraction! (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A Wonderful Supporting Programme, Headed by RICHARD TAUBER RICHARD TAUBER RICHARD TAUBER Golden-voiced Tenor of “ The End of the Rainbow,” in “A TAUBER RECITAL” I “A TAUBER RECITAL” “ A TAUBER RECITAL ” | Of World-famous Songs. Reserves Bristol or Plaza, phone. 36-021. MEETINGS. SOCIALIST PARTY. MEETING of Friends and Supporters, Sunday, 2.45 p.m. at Edmonds Rotunda, 24 40 PAPANUI MEMORIAL PUBLIC LIBRARY. THE ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Library on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, at 8 p.m. All Subscribers are urged to attend. J. H. REYNOLDS, 1430 Honorary Secretary. LECTURES. Robert j. terry, dietitian, OBERT J. TERRY, DIETITIAN. Will LECTURE At PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL. MONDAY, DECEMBER 11, 8 p.m. Subject: *' Food in Relation to Health.” Free. No Collection. 9129 X a JUMBLE SALES. D JUMBLE SALE. NURSE MAUDE’S Christmas Clothing Sale will bo held next Thursday, December 14, at 192, Madras Street, commencing at 10.30 a.m. Plenty of clothes for everyone. 9382 TENDERS. BROKEN Windows Re-glazed, Leadlights repaired. Lowest prices, prompt attention. Standard Glass Co., Leadlight Manufacturers, 663, Colombo St. Phone 34-953. X j LAKE COLERIDGE POWER SUPPLY, LIVING QUARTERS (in Timber) AT LAKE COLERIDGE. rpENDERS for the above close with i the Secretary, P.W. Tenders Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, 23rd January, 1934. Plans and specifications are obtainable at the Public Works Electrical 3 Department’s Office, Christchurch. 1407 TUITION. lATEST Ballroom Dancing Taught. J Waltzing a Speciality; also Step Dancing. W. M’Mullen, Principal, 116, Stanmore Road. Phone 31-713. 8861 X WHERE TO STAY. CANTERBURY AND CHRISTCHURCH RESIDENTS HOLIDAYING IN WELLINGTON WILL FIND IN THE B E R E R Iv E L 33 Y KEL E Y IT O T E L , HOTEL, ORIENTAL BAY, WELLINGTON. An atmosphere of homely comfort, which, combined with an excellent menu, service of a high standard, and an unrivalled outlook, makes this Hotel the popular resort it now is. A letter or a telegram will secure excellent accommodation and service at reasonable rates. 1263 X “ REACH HOUSE,” _ Pigeoir Bay.'over--13 looks harbour, excellent fishing and bathing, close tennis courts. Tariff £2 10s. Apply Govt. Tourist Office. Frank Corrigall, Proprietor. 22S3X_ WANTED, Guests on nTcTe country farm, beautiful grounds, croquet lawn, close to tennis courts and hills; cheap. Mrs C. Voice, Waddington. NOTICE. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH. THE EXCELSIOR HOTEL. PER DAY. Excellent Table. XXXX Crow Always on Tap. rpnis HOTEL is now under the ManX agement of Mrs A. Young, late of the Commercial Hotel, Ashburton. Patrons can be assured of every pos--3 sible comfort, together with Superior <3 Accommodation and Excellent Menu, d 6 TARIFF: 10s PER DAT. Special Concessions for Permanent AMBASSADORS HOTEL, MANCHESTER STREET (2 minutes’ walk from Railway Station). MRS A. YOUNG, Proprietress. TTS NATUROPATH. David dendy-steadman, AVID DENDY-STEADMAN, Dietitian, Naturopath, Herbalist. Sunray, Electrical Massage. Nurse in Attendance. HEALTHVILLE, 66, Carlton Mill Road. X