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Star (Christchurch), Volume LXVI, Issue 20484, 10 December 1934, Page 3

AMUSEMENTS. REGENT THEATRE. Matinee 2.30. Evening 8 p.m. Hundred Ye A DRAMA This .... Enough To Child. With Its Drama Of- Dove, Doyalty, “ THE WORLD MOVES OX - While The World Thunders, Their Love Whispers Above The Din 1 MADELEINE CARROLL FRANCHOT TONE In a Picture We Recommend And Classify As An Epic! NOT JUST A PICTURE. BUT A PRODUCTION THAT WILL STIR YOU TO THE DEPTHS OF YOUR HEART! Reserves, D.1.C., or ring 34-618. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LIBERT/ THEATRE. 2.15 P.M.! And 7.45 P.M.! MADGE EVANS. ROBERT YOUNG. OTTO KRUGER. UNA MERKELL. In the Cocktail of Joy. j “PARIS INTERLUDE" j Recommended by Censor for Adults. ALSO: BUCK JONES In The Thrilling Western | “HELLO TROUBLE*' | (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Reserves D.I.C. or LIBERTY 35-067. GRAND THEATRE. Clark Gable—Myrna Loy, Robert Montgomery—Helen Hayes. “NIGHT FLIGHT" "NIGHT FLIGHT" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LOST AND FOUND. LOST, Waikuku Sunday, Black Wallet, £l, photo. Working boy. Reward. 142, Holly Road. 2378 LOST, Lincoln Road, Motor-cycle Chain. Finder kindly return to 90, Lincoln Road. 2379 LOST, at Waimairl Beach, Sunday, 2 Children’s Bathing Costumes, one hand-knitted, blue. Telephone 30-385. Reward. 2385, ” Star.” LOST, Pole for bea< h umbrella, Sunday, Waimalri. Kindly ring or return to Plaza Theatre. 2394 T OST, Friday, Expanding Gold Wrist--Li let Watch, between Bealey Ave. and West Christchurch School. Reward. !M7!‘, ••Star." X JEWELLERY FOR SALE. J OHNS & WALSHAW. JEWELLERS. Stilt in Business at 127, CASHEL STREET (Upstairs). X JOHNS AND WALSHAW, Jewellers, 127, Cashel Street, for Diamond Rings, Watches. Xmas Gifts. X TOHNS AND WALSHAW, Jewellers, as usual. Old clients. MW F EMPLOYMENT OFFERED. TWO Energetic Salesmen required for quick-selling line. Age and crcdentials to 2403, “ Star.** QUALIFIED Radio Serviceman Wanted, urgently. Reply, stating qualifications, to " Radiotrician," care 2415, (*G TO £8 good References per Can (coph week commission to vassers; Paris line. 2417, "Star." EMPLOYMENT WANTED. 2 HALF-DAYS Work, weekly. Wanted by a respectable working woman. Reply 24 1 ■’ si» ;■ WANTED TO SELL. DROPSIDE COT. as new. for Sale. Apply 17’.*. Victoria Street. 2420 WANTED TO BUY. WANTED Buy, Scrap Brass, Copper, Lead. Aluminium, Pewter, Zin. . etc. The i i rove, Manchester St. t, 1 r, ROOMS TO LET IN Town —Double Bed-sitting-room, comfortably furnished; separate cook'er, meter. Reasonable. 254. Monj 1 St, 141 1 X HOUSES TO LET. pr -ROOMED BUNGALOW. George St., Brighton, to Let; double hot water service, porcelain bath and basin, copper and tubs, sunny aspect, good water supply, concrete paths; permanent, 22s 6d. Ring 37-397, after 3 p.m. 2406 pURNIRHED Bungalow to Let. board ranged. No'children. 2405, "Star." TENDiKa. TRANSPORT LICENSING AtTT, 1931. MEETING OF NO. 8 LICENSING AUTHORITY. IT is hereby notified that additional applications for Goods Service Licens • and Amendment to License have been received by the No. 8 Transport Licensing Authority as follows, and a Public Sitting of the Authority will be commenced on Friday. December 14. 1934, at the Provincial Buildings. Christchurch, at lo a.m., for the purpose of in favour of or against the granting of the applications; GOODS SERVICE LICENSE: 25/8/269, T. E. Rapley, Cheviot to Spotnwood. AMENDMENT TO LICENSE: 25/8/227, E. R. Truman, Christchnn-h- ---■ m upst "ii i:. i > : CHINESE FINED £2O. Per Press Association. WANGANUI, This Bar. Gar Gan, the occupier of a Chinese laundry, was fined £2O for having opium in his possession in a form suitable for smoking.