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Press, Volume LXXXII, Issue 24905, 19 June 1946, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. IT’S SONJA’S BEST ... RESERVE EARLY FOR THE WEEK-END PLANS AT D.I.C. (No. 6) and THEATRE -=- if s TATE II ~=~ II ’Phone 32-249 || “Where Christchurch Meets.” AMALGAMATED THEATRES, LTD. Throughout N.Z. * Hearing Aids Available 2 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. For The First Time In Radiant Technicolour! The First Lady of the Ice SONJA HENIE SONJA HENIE More Beautiful than Ever In “IT’S A PLEASURE” “IT’S A PLEASURE” With MARIE MICHAEL MCDONALD O ’ SHEA A DAZZLING SYMPHONY OF THRILLING BEAUTY . . SWIRLING SKATISS . . MIRTH, ROMANCE AND MELODY An International Picture Released through R.K.O. Radio (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) THE BIGGEST SCREEN THRILL OF THIS OR ANY OTHER YEAR! 20th Century-Fox's “LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN” IN TECHNICOLOUR BOXING TO-NIGHT BOXING TO-NIGHT BOXING TO-NIGHT BOXING TO-NIGHT BOXING TO-NIGHT Sponsored by the Christchurch Amateur Boxing and Sports Club (Inc.). FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO-NIGHT FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO-NIGHT FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO-NIGHT CIVIC THEATRE—7.4S P.M. - CIVIC THEATRE—7.4S P.M. CIVIC THEATRE—7.4S P.M. OPEN AMATEUR AND OPEN AMATEUR AND OPEN AMATEUR AND NOVICE TOURNAMENT

NOVICE TOURNAMENT NOVICE TOURNAMENT All Weights—lB Bouts—6o Rounds of All Weights—lB Bouts—6o Rounds of Thrills! , Thrills! ADMISSION: ss, 3s, 2s, which includes Tax. Reserves 5s and 3s. Seats at D.I.C. Members’ Seats, Ringside on Stage, may be reserved at D.I.C. Booking Fee Is. SPECIAL! All who attend To-night will be given Cards entitling them to Preferential Booking on June 24th for the Bos Murphy v. Danny O’Keefe contest, King Edward Barracks, Saturday, June 29th. % 7520 WRESTLING THEATRE ROYAL WRESTLING THEATRE ROYAL WRESTLING THEATRE ROYAL WRESTLING THEATRE ROYAL WRESTLING WRESTLING THURSDAY. WRESTLING THURSDAY. WRESTLING WRESTLING EARL McCREADY WRESTLING EARL McCREADY WRESTLING EARL McCREADY WRESTLING (Canada) WRESTLING v. WRESTLING LOU NEWMAN WRESTLING LOU NEWMAN WRESTLING LOU NEWMAN WRESTLING (U.S.A.) WRESTLING WRESTLING A FEW SEATS LEFT AT WRESTLING WRESTLING DALES, Tobacconist, WRESTLING 35 Cathedral sq.» Ch. Ch. WRESTLING RUGBY FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL RUGBY FOOTBALL. RUGBY FOOTBALL RUGBY FOOTBALIu. RUGBY FOOTBALL UNIVERSITY RUGBY. UNIVERSITY RUGBY. UNIVERSITY RUGBY. OTAGO ’VARSITY v. OTAGO 'VARSITY v. OTAGO ’VARSITY v. CANTERBURY ’VARSITY. CANTERBURY ’VARSITY. CANTERBURY ’VARSITY. RUGBY PARK. WEDNESDAY, JUNE. 19th, 1946.

Kick-off 2.45 'p.m. 1/- Admission to all parts. . THE GAME OF THE SEASON. 7481 ’ PUBLIC NOTICES. SPRINGFIELD RESIDENTS and FRIENDS are asked to attend a PUBLIC FAREWELL to MR, MRSJ and MISS Y. MILLIKEN, on THURSDAY, June 20, at 8.30 p.m., in SPRINGFIELD HALL. X 1986 CH’CH.' POULTRY, PIGEON, AND CANARY CLUB. POSTPONEMENT OF COMPETITION DRAWING UNTIL JULY Ist, 1946. H. E. BALL, Hon. Sec. HARES, 25s per dozen on rail. Min. weight 61b. BUCKLEY and GIiEER. Mi7Olli 7011 MOUNT PLEASANT BOWLING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Croquet Clilb Pavilion, 7.45 THIS EVENING. All interested requested to attend. Room well heated.

FRIESIAN FIELD DAY. THE’ CANTERBURY BRANCH cordially invites all Dairy Farmers to attend a Field Day on Mr C. W. Humm’s Farm at »Waikuku, TO-MORROW (Thursday), June 20th, arriving at 11 a.m. Tea and Milk provided.—W C. MILLER, Sec. 7303 SPRINGS COUNTY COUNCIL MOTOR DRIVERS’ LICENCES will be issued on SATURDAY, June 22nd, at MOTUKARARA HALL—IO a.m. to 12 noon GREENPARK SCHOOL—I.3O p.m. to 4 p.m. Personal application is essential. P. J. PORTER, County Clerk. 7512 BASIL BROWN ’ ALAN BROWN WILLIAM BROWN NEIL CORNELIUS BROWN THE above-named are children of the late Bella May Brown, wife of William Brown, late of Waihola, Otago, and we desire to get into touch with them in connexion with their interest under their grandfather’s will. Will the above-named persons communicate with us, or anyone knowing the whereabouts of any of them, advise us of their addresses. GALLAWAY. THOMSON, and MOWAT, Solicitors, Temple Chambers, 17 Dowling street, Dunedin, C.l. 2825

DAMP WALLS AND DAMP FLOORS CONCRETE Walls and Concrete Floors can be made water-tight by treating the surface with “CEMENTITE." Concrete subject to dampness should be treated during the dry season when the surface is usually dry “CEMENTITE” produces a hard nonporus surface, but does not alter the appearance or colour of the concrete; no “skin” is formed, nor does the surface become slippery. “CEMENTITE” prevents the penetration of oil, grease, or water, and is resistant to acid action. Write for Leaflet on the uses of "CEMENTITE” to—- • RESTAR (5.1.), LTD., P.O. Box 1166. 14 Bedford row. Christchurch. T.C. SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS. MADAM RAYNE, Specialist in Electrolysis, for Unwanted Hairs, etc., desires to advise that she will be in attendance on Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, at her rooms in— STEEL’S BUILDINGS, ’Phone 33-531. 100 Cashel street. H 2211