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Wanganui Chronicle, 9 September 1950, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. now REGENT Tbe Theatre of Comfort. 2 3.11 d. 8 P.IH. Direction Kerridge-C.deon-The Story of Maria and Those Who Knew Her Best . . . The Four Lives that Touched Her were Never the Same Again. M.G.M.’s Bold, Dramatic Story of Post-War Vienna. Shocking Facts ... of the Problems and Dangers Facing the Occupation Forces in Europe. FEATURING FIVE GREAT STARS. WALTER PIDGEON " TUE ETHEL BARRYMORE " * PETER LAWFORD in [ ANGELIA LANSBURY a BHRm? JANET LEIGH IM NUDE (Recommended by Censor for Adults) Plans at Theatre

WANGANUI OPEN TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS GONVILLE TOWN HALL FINALS TO-NIGHT At 7.30 p.m. Admission 2/-. SHIPPING THE"NEW~ZEALAND SHIPPING* CO., LTD. DIRECT SERVICE TO UNITED KINGDOM, VIA PANAMA CANAL AND CURACAO. b Rangitane Auckland Sept. 12 a Rangitata Wellington Oct. 3 a Rangitiki Nov. 28 b Rangitoto Dec. 23. 1951. b Rangitane Jan. 23. a Rangitata Feb. 20. Ports and dates subject to alteration, a First and Tourist Classes. b One Class. Further particulars obtainable on application to the Company’s Agents: JOHNSTON & CO., LTD. Tel. 2185. THE N.Z. LOAN & MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., 69 Taupo Quay. Tel. 2105. PORT - LINE To United Kingdom via Panama canal and Curacao. Trave! tn comfort by one or the Modern Port Line Cargo Liners which have specially appointed Staterooms for a limited number of passengers. Speed, edmfort, first-class meats and other amenities assure a restful and pleasant voyage. Port Auckland September 12 Port Fremantle Early October Port Chalmers Late Oct. Subject to alteration without notice Pun details regarding freight and passage are obtainable from:— H. R. BEAUCHAMP & CO., 126 Ridgway Street., Wangafiul. Agents for: PORT LINE LTD. (Inc. In Eng.), Maritime Building, Customhouse Quay, tvaiiiHgtOii. NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO?,’LTD. For Onehunga (Auckland), taking through cargo for all northern ports. The m.v. HAUTURU maintains a regular service between Onehunga, New Plymouth and Wanganui. For further particulars apply:— JOHNSTON & CO. LTD., Taupo Quay - - - Agents. gHAW SAVILL LINE SAILINGS TO GREAT BRITAIN. Via Panama Canal and Curacao. WAIWERA Tourist Class t Late Nov. TAMAROA Early Dec. I Tourist Class CERAMIC I First Class I Late Dec. MATAROA 1 Tourist Class 1 Mid. Jan. Via Australia and South Africa. ~~ DOMINION | First Class » Nov. 23. Monarch I ARaWA I Tourist Class I March TRANS-TASMAN SERVICE. ‘ From Melbourne to New Zealand. DOMINION First Class ?ct. 16 F’m’tle MONARCH | I Oct. 21 Meli). From New Zealand to Melbourne. DOMINION I First Class Nov? 22 MONARCH , Melb’ne to I Fremantle (W) ARAWA • Tourist Class I March (W) Sailing from Wellington. (S) Sydney. Subject to alteration without notice. Agents throughout New Zealand. SHAW. SAVILL & ALBION CO.. LTD. (Inc. in England) ORIENT LINE MAIL STEAMERS TO ENGLAND Via COLOMBO, ADEN, PORT SAID, MARSEILLES and GIBRALTAR. Steamer Tons FiomSyedny ORONTES* 20,000 Sept. 16 ORION* 24,000 Oct. 21 ORCADES* (a) 28,000 Nov. 15 ORONTES* 20,000 Dec. 23 OTRANTOf (b) 20,000 Jan. 13 ORION* 24,000 Jan. 27 ‘First and Tourist B. fTourist One Class, (a) Omits Aden, (b) Omits Marseilles. ceVlon holiday excursions. Sydney to Colombo and return, £l2O St. (Ist Class only). Interchangeable If desired for travel to Colombo by Orient Line and back by P. and 0., or vice versa. Agents Throughout New Zealand. UNION S.S. CO. OF N.Z., LTD. Wanganui Agents: JOHNSTON & CO., LTD. C. F. MILLWARD & CO., LTD. LEVIN AND CO., LTD. The ANCHOR S. & F. CO., LTD, TRANS-STRAIT PASSENGER. MAIL AND CARGO SERVICE. WELLINGTON—NELSON, NELSON—WELLINGTON. For further particulars apply to:— J. H. COCK & CO., LTD., Agents, P.O. Box 132.

TAUPO QUAY, WANGANUI. Telephone Nos. 2113 and 2114. CANTERBURY STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY. "STORM,” "BREEZE,” “GALE." Wanganui-Southern Ports Service. For space apply:— C. F. MILLWARD & CO., LTD., Wanganui. •Phone 2131 (2 lines). Wairarapa Show Schedules for the 74th annual Wairarapa Show, 'to be held in Carterton on Friday and Saturday, Ocotber 27 and 28, are now available and may be obtained on application to the secretary, Mr J. M. Wilson, Box 25, Carterton. This popular show has a very full and interesting range of classes, not only covering all classes of livestock, but also home industries, national dancing, piping and schools. WELLINGTON WOOL A gross profit of £194.020, for the year ended June 30 was the highest in the history of the company apd exceeded that of the previous year by £16.000, said the chairman, Mr. A. E Allison, at the annual meeting of the Wellington Woollen Manufacturing Co. Ltd. on Tuesday.