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Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23965, 4 June 1943, Page 1

i LONDON HOUSE, LTD. LONDON HOUSE, LTD (Next Door 3ZBj 742 COLOMBO STREEI CHRISTCHURCH COSTUMES—FURS—COATS COSTUMES-FURS-COATS FURS: Use our Lay-by for your Fur Renovation NOW Furs Cleaned and Repaired Deposits and Cash Orders Accepted.

AMUSEMENTS. THIRD WEEK COMMENCES TO-DAY I i THREE SESSIONS 2.15 .. 5 Shoppers .. 8 p.m. Thousands Have Been To See The King Of Comedians CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN CHARLIE CHAPLIN In the World’s Great comedy Picture:, With WORDS and MUSIC. • Released Through United Artists. SPECIAL SHORT FEATURE: “THIS IS BLITZ” Latest “World In Action" News Shorts— Sensational Scenes Direct from the Battle Fronts—Produced from Captured Nazi Films. (Approved for Universal Exhibition) MAYFAIR ’Phone 31-213. AMALGAMATED THEATRES. LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) Hearing Aids Available. PLANS D.1.C., BEGGS. and THEATRI, SATURDAY'S MATCHES. L.P. OVAL—3 P.M.: ATHL.-’VARS. V. AIR FORCE A. 1.30 P.M.: Train. Coll. v. Fijian Naval Team (2nd Grade). RUGBY PARK—3 P.M.: ALB.-SOUTHi-MER v. ARMY A. 1.30 P.M.: Lln.-Tech. v. N.Z. Naval Team (3rd Grade). Usual Charges. KING’S BIRTHDAY. DOUBLE RUGBY ATTRACTION. ASHBURTON v. CANTERBURY ASHBURTON v. CANTERBURY AT .2.30 P.M. Albion v. Tech 0.8. (Un. 18) At 1 p.m. Charges—2/- and 1/-. 6377 SPECIAL KING’S BIRTHDAY ATTRACTION. SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING DE LUXE SKATING RINK, Kilmore street. Morning Session: 10 to 12. Children under 14 years, 9d; all Adults. Is 6d. Afternoon Session. 2.30 to 4.30. Children under 14 years Is; all Adults Is fid. Big Night Session, 7.30 to 10.30. Everybody all one price—2s. All prices include Skates. GREAT SPECIAL PRO- , GRAMME. GRAND TWO-STEP COMPETITION. And other Special Attractions. Spectators, Is. Spectators is. Come and spend your Holiday at the Best of Rinks to the Best of Music. ~ . Saturday Sessions: Usual times. 637» PUBLIC NOTICES CHRISTCHURCH EAST BATTALION HOME GUARD. •' PHE Battalion will Parade for Full Day Parades during the month of June on he following- days;^-._..^','.; . , ' Sunday, June 6th, 1943. Sunday, June 13th, 1943. The.above.parades are compulsory and eaverWJH' only be granted on production >f • medical or employers’ certificate. ; H. M. GRANT, 2nd Lieut., Adjutant. 6411 DEFENCE ENGINEER SERVICE CORPS. COMPANIES of the above Unit will hold Full-day Parades as under:— Nos. 15 and 16 Companies, June 6th, 13th. All parades will be at Headquarter*, 44 Rlccarton road. > . . No. 15 Company parades commence at 0900 hours, and No. 18 Company at 0930 hours. All parades will be in preparation for holding of bridging demonstration. M. A. GORDON, Lieut. N.Z.T.S.. 6380 Adjutant, D.E.S.C. ELECTRIC CLEANERS. —VACUUM Cleaners are unprocurable to-day! Preserve your machine. Have it serviced by the "Hoover’’ experts. All makes repaired at lowest cost by Qualified Workmen. _ COTTER’S. LTD., Electrical Engineers, 158 High street. 6371 WANTED HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS. ETC., By GEO. ANDERSON and SON, Auctioneers, GEO. ANDERSON and SON, Auctioneer*, 534 COLOMBO STREET. Ring 'Phone 30-314. 30-314. THEY WILL OFFER YOU THE BEST CASH PRICE. RING THEM NOW RING THEM NOW SALE OF ARMY TRUCKS. SALE OF ARMY TRUCKS. ..... THE Army are now offering for sale large range of TRUCKS from the halfton delivery to three or four ton jobs. Light Trucks can be obtained without permits and for heavy trucks we will help you gain the necessary permit. We are prepared to make an expert ; examination of • any Truck and give you a thorough report on its mechanical condition. We will be very pleased to interview intending buyers and send one of our staff out with you to inspect' the vehicles offering for sale. ADAMS, LTD., ADAMS, LTD., 219 Tuam street, Christchurch. 6386 PRICES LOWER THAN EVER. Sides Mutton, from 5/6 Forequarters 2/Loins 27Tripe 5d lb 41b Stewing Chops 1/41b Sausage Meat 1/K.K.K. BUTCHERY. 224 FERRY ROAD. H6176 LOST AND FOUND. LEFT Post Office, Square, Monday, Dark Blue Mottled Fountain Pen. Reward. D 9587, “Press." LOST, Onoto Fountain-Pen by Soldier. Keepsake. Reward. Apply, P2353. “Press.” LOST in Waltham on Wednesday, Crystal Beads on Chain. Reward. E9517, "Press.” LOST, Keys, Telephone Box Post Office entrance, Thursday. Finder please ring 33-917. - —--- r - LOST, Black Dog with White Chest and White on tip of tail. Name. “Bounce.” ’Phone IM, Hawkswood. Reward. LOST, City, Thursday. Gold Cross, Blue Stone inset. Keepsake from husband overseas. 224 Barbadoes st., Chcta. —— LOST, June Ist, Sockburn-Templeton bus or Marsh’s road. Lady’s Gold Wristlet Watch, navy ribbon band. £1 reward. Ring- 24-772. 397 LOSf, Vicinity Hospital, Riccarton ave, Hagley Park, or Fendalton, Double String Richelieu Pearls, oblong diamante clasp. Reward. Phone 24-705. - 396 LOST, Lower Styx road, one Red and White Cow, dehorned. Finder please communicate with H. V. Warelng, Ouruhia, ’Phone 565W, Reward. 394 LOST, 2 Small Photographs of sailor with beard (Thursday), between Christ's College and Mason's Fish Shop, Victoria street. Ring 31-708, or E9599, “Press." , 'Phone Box, cnr. Fitzgerald ave., road, yesterday. Black Patent Handbag by soldier’s wife, oong papers, bank book. Urgently_re» t, Good reward, 8046* “PrmT