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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 20083, 12 November 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. IN THE NEW OAND ROTUNDA IN THE NEW BAND ROTUNDA ON THE BANKS OF THE AVON. WOOLSTON BAND WOOLSTON BAND TONIGHT. TO-NIGHT. NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPION BAND. NEW ZEALAND'S CHAMPION BAND. FREE CONCERT. FRiilS CONCERT. THE Third of the Four Free Band Con* corts for which the Woolston Band has been engaged by South Island Motors, Ltd., »vlll be Jiejti TO-NluiiT (weather permitting). PROGRAMME. Conductor: Mr R. J. Estall. 1. March, "Cavalry of tho Clouds" (Alford) 2. Overture, "Zampa" (Harold) 'd. Fox*trot, 4 'Hot Toasted Peanuts'' (Tobins) 4. Trombone Solo, "Fire Fly" (Bandsman E. Williams) 0. Song, "Love's Old Sweet Song" (Bingham) 0. Fantasy, "In a Chinese Temple, Garden" (Ketelby) 7. One-step, "Chinkee Lee'* .. (Franklin) 8. March, "Harlequin" (Rimmer) "God Save the King." Situated on either (tide of the Band Rotunda are the Premises of South Island Motors, Ltd.—the Used Car Department on the North side of the river. New Car Showrooms on the South, with the main entrance from Armagh street. FREE ESTIMATING COMPETITION. FREE ESTIMATING COMPETITION. PRIZES TOTAL £BS VALUE. Entry Forma and full particulars obtainable in our Showrooma. SOUTH ISLAND MOTORS. LTD., Distributors of "Willys-Knight," "WillyS-6," and "Whippet" Cars and Trucks. Showrooms and Offices 145-147 Armagh street. Used Car Department, Poplar Crescent. 0154FP SM A* GOLF COURSE. GRAND OPENING. GRAND OPENING. GRAND OPENING. ( ) THURSDAY EVENING, et 8. THURSDAY EVENING, at 8. THURSDAY EVENING, at 8. < TO-MORROW.) —••indoor Golf* 1 ■ The Largest and "Indoor Golf" ■ - Most Up-to-date "Indoor Golf** ——— Miniature Golf "Indoor Golf"— —■ Course In N.Z. ■ ■ "Indoor Golf"—.—"lndoor Golf"——— — l —-"Indoor Golf" ■ "Indoor Golf" -—"lndoor Golf"- Miniature Lakes —-—"lndoor Golf"- Hundreds Ferns. '"lndoor Golf* Beautiful Garden. -—-—"lndoor Golf*' - ■ "Indoor Golf*' Atmospher'c! "Indoor Golf" 1 • ■ The Most Beautiful ———"lndoor Golf"——— Indoor Golf Gardens ——— "Indoor Golf*—In Australasia. "Indoor Golf"- —- ■ -' 'lndoor Golf"— ——"lndoor Golf" 1« Admission, fn"lndoor Go'f" eluding one round. ——"lndoor Golf"—— 9d. Special lounge -—"lndoor Golf" appointments. Re- ——— "Indoor Golf" freshments, etc. SITUATED SITUATED FERRY ROAD (late Skating IJink Building) FERRY ROAD ("late Skating ftink Building) PERRY ROAD Hate Skating Rink Building) FERRY ROAD ('ate Skating Rink Building) FERRY ROAI) (late Kkatinor Rink Building) (Near Fitzgerald avenue). —— 12.000 Square Feet Floor Space. ■— —— 12.000 Square Feet Floor Space. - - Opening. Thursday, At 8 p.m. No. 3 Tram to Pit2ge?2ld. 5268 AEOLIAN CliUB (Incorporated), SECOND UKCITAL, SEASON mo. RA DIA N T THEA TK E, Kilmoro street East TUESDAY, NOV. 18th, AT 8 P M., By the following Lsadinjr Artists: Concerto in G Minor (Mendelssohn), Miss Eileen Hugfcson; Aria, "Roberto 'tu che ao'oro" (Meyerbeer); songs, Solveig's Song (Grieg), L'Heure exquisse (Hahc), Spring Night (Schumann), Mies Lilian Hanham; Piano and Cello, Sonata (Beethoven), Mr Hamilton Dickbon and Miss Bessie Pollard; Piano, Two Studies, (a) C Sharp Minor •Chooin), (b) E Minor (Chopin). Miss Olive Cooper; Nocturne in C Minor (ChopiriJ. Miss lain Barter; Polonaise in C Minor Chopin), Mis* Lucy Fullwood; Quintette, The Trout 'Schubert), Miss Irene Morris, Mr Harold Beck, Mr Mercer, Mr Barsby, Mr Ernest Kmpson; Piano, Jeux d'<&u Ravel, Mr Frederick Pace; Htmgariau F&ntasie (Liszt), Miss Bessie Pollard. ( Subscribers' Tickets may be reserved free of charge at The Bristol on or after Tuesday, November 11th. 5057 QHOW NIGHT CARNIVAL DANCE. HHOW NIGHT CARNIVAL DANCE. (Reg. Stillwell's Dance Assembly.) SHOW NIGHT (Friday St. Asaph street Hall. SHOW NIGHT St. Asaph street Hall. (Friday next) St Asaph street Hall. SHOW NIGHT St. Asaph street Hall. (Friday next) St. Asaph street Hall. REMEMBER Big Carnival Next Friday. 5267 R ICCARTON TOWN HALL, Clarence road. CARNIVAL DANCE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 13th. Miss Nolan's Orchestra. Tickets 2s Cd. 514 TENDERS. LEADING CHRISTCHURCH HOTEL FREEHOLD FOR SALE. rpENDERS »r• int-ited for PURCHASE OF ROYAL HOTEL PROPERTY AT CHRISTCHURCH. VALUABLE BLOCK. OAMAEU STONE AND BRICK BUILDING. LARGE FRONTAGES to two streets, namely, 212 links on Oxford terrace, end 807 links on Tuam street. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTORS, Fall particulars can be obtained ftt the Offices of MESSIEURS SLATER, SARGENT, and CONN AL, , Solicitors, Christehorch; Or . , MESSIEURS CASSIDY, AMODEO, and - JACOBSON, Solicitors, Christchurch. Tenders Closo 4 p.m. 19th NOVEMBER, 1930. 4773FP LECSUKES. "KRISHNAMURTI: A GREAT "KRISHNAMURTI: A GREAT "KRISHNAMURTI: A GREAT MESSENGER." MESSENGER." MESSENGER." PUBLIC LECTURE By Dr. G. S. AKUSDALK, 21.A., LL.B , Car.taK, KA D I A X T H A L L, K-ilnioie street, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT 8 P.M. All ««ats free. Collection ior expenses. RADIANT HEALTH CI-ÜB. TO-NIGHT'S MEETING. HEAR thla Great Lecture by Mrs C. Gardener, of Boston: "Health and Spin tunlity.'' Interspersed v,,;. Mu'ical C -mmeneing at 8 o'clock, in the RADIAJS i HALL, Kilmore street. Everybody cordially invited. Ad evening to remember!