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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24898, 11 June 1946, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. LAST THREE DAYS OF THIS GRAND BRITISH MUSICAL FILM “Hi Be Your Sweetheart” Starring MARGARET VIC MICHAEL Lockwood Oliver Rennie A Gainsborough Picture Released by G.BJ). (Recommended by Censor for Adults ) 2 P.M. TWICE DAILY 8 P.M. CRYSTAL PALACE TELEPHONE 32-408. Dir. Amalgamated Theatres. Ltd. (Throughout N.Z.) FRIDAY NEXT At 2 p.m. 5 Shoppers’ 8 p.m. IT’S A SCREAM! Fred Allen Fred Allen Ace Radio Comic In “THE FIFTH CHAIR” “THE FIFTH CHAIR” “THE FIFTH CHAIR” As Guest Stars JACK BENNY DON AMECHE WILLIAM BENDIX VICTOR MOORE RUDY VALLEE BINNIE BARNES JERRY COLONNA ROBERT BENCHLEY (Approved for Universal Exhibition. Released by United Artists. PLANS NOW OPEN D.I.C. (No. 9) AND THEATRE A REPERTORY PRODUCTION Wednesday, June 12th, and Friday, June 14th, at 8 p.m. JELLICOE HALL Five One Act Plays as Sketches, comprising Comedy, Drama and Fantasy, will be presented under the direction of Paul Latham and Frona King. ONE ACT PLAYS Admission 1/6 Seats may be reserved at the Society’s Office, 15 Bedford Row. Phone 31-349, from 10 a.m. Monday, June 10th. Booking Fee Sid. A Splendid Entertainment Assured A REPERTORY PRODUCTION. , 3793

PUBJLIC INOT2CES ANIMALS CUT OPEN FOR Scientific Experiments. Animal Lovers! attend Anti-Vivisection Meeting, Chamber of Commerce, June 19, 8 p.m. Phone 23-412. Convener; Mabel Chrlst-mas-Harvey. XJ i 9 3 HIGHBANK RED CROSS 81-MONTHLY Meeting in Highbank School, WEDNESDAY, June 12th, \3 15 p.m. Talk by local P.O.W. A good attendance is requested. 3739 SHIRLEY RESIDENTS! C '„ M ' BOWDEN. Nationalist J^‘,V« for Wellington West, at the ROWE MEMORIAL HALL, 8 P.M TO-N1GHT.3733 WAIKARI DISTRICT PROPOSED WAR MEMORIAL wUI be held m the WAKMtI HALL on THURSDAY, June 13. 1946, at 7.30 p.m. sharp, to discuss the , a War Memorial for the Waikari district. A full attendance of residents is requested. R. I. BLACK, Convener. .3802 CANTERBURY OFFICERS’ CLUB (Inc.). VISIT OF AIR CHIEF MARSHAL SIR KEITH PARK. Members are advised that Air Chlel Marshal Sir Keith Park will visit the < J!—, Rooms TO-DAY (TUESDAY). 11th JUNE, at j> p.m. H. B. FRASER-TYTLER, Hon Secretary. 2600

MALVERN COUNTY COUNCIL. MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENCES. ARRANGEMENTS have been made for the renewal ot Motor Drivers’ Licences between the hours of 1.39 p.m. and 430 pm., at the following places'— M GR^Y? J JUNE D l3th ain PaViliOn ’ THURSGLKmE!'l4th^'PllbllC Library, FRIDAY. l“h. P ‘ R ° Om ' TUES - KlR Jun?~2oth eyardS Office ’ THURSDAY, BURNHAM—Camp Hdqrs., FRIDAY, June Personal application is essential. G. L. POPPLE, County Clerk.

a nTmt T r?. A ? SPORT LICENSING. A PUBLIC SITTING of the No 3 Authority will be held in the Old Provincial Chambers, Durham street, Christchurch, on Wednesday, June 19th 1946 commencing at 10 a.m: to hear the following applications received. Particulars obtainable from the Secretary of the Aschurch 0 ” ° F Transport Department, Christto alteration if necessary, the “ng'orde?”- W 1“ be heard in ““ foUown,m? ODS^.gEH . V l CE ~ New Continuous: J. Buller, Christchurch (General Goods) Tr ? ns P° rt (North CanterLt ?’’ Hangxora area; -I. h. Lang- » j’ t '; ust es lor proposed Company. OxT ra *sport. Ltd?, routes and areaJl a . nspo . rt Company, Ltd., Leeston, 4 additional vehicle authorities s.nri l i e^ S: G i» L ' Bar J and J - K - Gorman, trading as Barr and Gorman, Doyleston; H. L. Montgomery, Southbridge. Uplift of suspension and renewal: A. P. W Coull Christchurch. •Previously adjourned 29/5/46 10/6/46 J - S - HAY WARD, 10/6/46. Secretary. 3J782 NORTH CANTERBURY ACCLIMATISATION DISTRICT. COOL STORAGE OF GAME. Pursuant to Amendment No. 3 of the AniR iOn 4u and Ja J pe Regulations, 1939, whereby the during which imported game or native game may be kept in cool storage, is extended to one month after the close of the open season, the following amendment to Clause (1) of Regulation 10 of the principal regulations now applies. “(1) No person shall place or keep, or cause to be placed or kept, in any freezing chamber or cooling-chamber any imported game or native game otherwise than in accordance with the following clauses of this regulation. "(1A) Any person may during the period of the open season and the three days next following the close thereof place any imported game or native game killed or taken by him pursuant to a licence under the Act and these regulations in any freezing chamber or cool chamber and cause it to be kept there until required by him. provided (a) that the number of native game that may from time to time be so placed by any one person shall not exceed 20 head in the aggregate: and (b) that no person placing game in a freezing chamber or cool chamber as aforesaid shall keep or cause the same to be kept therein beyond one calendar month after the close of the said open season.” By, Order of the Council, G. L. POMFRET-DODD. Mana gi ng - Secretary. 3772 PEARL EARRINGS PEARL EARRINGS PEARL EARRINGS PEARL EARRINGS PEARL EARRINGS (10/- Pair, Postage Free.) Limited number available only from TREDREAS, Cnr. Gloucester and New Regent streets. " X7l