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AMU SEMENTS FINAL 2 DAYS, AT 2 AND 7.30. The Strangest Love Story Ever Told! It Will Hold You Spellbound! “GUEST IN THE HOUSE” “GUEST IN THE HOUSE” Starring Anne Baxter Ralph Bellamy (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Also the Gay, Musical Streamliner “FIESTA” “FIESTA” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) A United Artists’ Programme Now at the Warm and Cosy I LIBERTY "=| | ’Phone 35-067. |I|H AMALGAMATED THEATRES? LTD. (Throughout N.Z.) FRIDAY NEXT! Special Return Season of the British Triumph! G.B.D. Presents STEWART GRANGER PHYLLIS CALVERT PATRICIA ROC In “MADONNA OF THE ', “MADONNA OF THE SEVEN MOONS” SEVEN MOONS” ONE WOMAN BLINDLY, GLORIOUSLY IN LOVE WITH TWO MEN. Two Minds . . . Two Loves . . . A Woman Alone engulfed in a Torrent of Passion and Beauty. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) ALSO THE THROBBING TOPS IN MYSTERY THRILLS. “The Falcon Out West” “The Falcon Out West” With TOM CONWAY BARBARA HALE (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) MAKE SURE OF YOUR SEATS. • BOOK EARLY! PLANS D.I.C. (No. 7) AND THEATRE. SKATING SKATING THE HOME OF ROLLER SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING SKATING np r TTYR SKATING L(JAD SKATING RINK SKATING SKATING SKATING Hilmore street. SKATING SKATING SKATING TO-DAY’S SESSIONS: SKATING SKATING SKATING Afternoon: 2.15-4.15 p.m. SKATING SKATING Learners: 5.15-6.30 p.m. SKATING SKATING Evening: 7.30-10.30 p.m. SKATING SKATING Spectators 6d to All Sessions. SKATING PUBLIC NOTICES PETERBOROUGH SOCIAL CLUB COMPETITION. WINNING NO. 1148: MISS A. BAKER. Nelsow. HAWARDEN-WAIKARI Y.F.C. AND FEDERATED FARMERSCOME, SEE AND HEAR Interesting Films on Modern Fuels - and Lubricants, By an American Oil Company, IN THE HAWARDEN HALL, FRIDAY, JUNE 28th—AT 8 P.M. ALL WELCOME. 8037

CANTERBURY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—ANNUAL MEETING, to be held in the Automobile Association's Rooms, 151 Worcester street, on Wednesday, 26th June, 1946, at 8 p.m. At this Meeting, Mr Brenden P. Mansfield, the newly-ap-pointed Director of the Botanic Gardens, will give an address on: Horticulture in Britain and ’ Other Lands in Wan-time with special reference to the \vork of the Royal Horticultural Society. P. c BROWNE, Secretary. 7828

N.Z. NATIONAL PARTY SELWYN ELECTORATE MEETINGS-, as under, are arranged at which the seven nominees fbr selection as candidate of the Selwyn Electorate will address members of the Party. MONDAY, July Ist—DARFIELD MEMORIAL HALL, at 7.45 p.m. THURSDAY, July 4th—LEESTON TOWN HALL, at 7.45 p.m. MONDAY. July Bth—PAPANUI TOWN HALL, at 7.45 p.m. Party members of surrounding branches are invited to attend. 8011 CANTERBURY COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS’ AND WAREHOUSEMEN’S ASSN., INC. A WELCOME HOME TO MEMBERS who have returned from overseas will be held ™~ e .£ lub Rooms ’ 80 L chfield street, on FRIDAY. 28th INST., at 8 P.M. A cordial invitation is extended to all returned members to participate. The Committee elso earnestly desires a full attendance of all members. J. D. DAVIS, President. 8039 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL LOCAL BILL. CHRISTCHURCH CITY EMPOWFRIN’r NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th?t K? s 7£ intention °f the Christchurch City Council T^ri’i^ trOd V C * l , ir V-J he P resen t Session of Parliament the Christchurch City Council The ohject and Pur‘ po , r tj? f the BIH are as follows: 1. To authorise the Council to transfer any funds standing to the credit of anv trading undertaking of the Council to the General Account, and to prescribe by resolut’on that such transfer shall be subject to such terms, conditions, and provisions as to retransfer whether in one sum or by instalments as the Local Government Loans Board shall approve, and also subject until such retransfer is completed to such payments of interest (if any) on moneys not retransferred as such Board snail approve. 2. To provide that no terms, conditions P r ° vlslon , so approved by the Board shall be varied except with the express approval of the Board. 3 ?? P r ° v,de the Audit Office shall see that the terms, conditions, and provisions of any resolution so passed bv the Council and approved by the Board shall be observed and performed by the Council Copies of the above-mentioned Bill have been deposited in the Magistrate’s Court Christchurch, and at the Town Clerk’* Office, Manchester street. Christchurch and such copies are there open for public inspection without fee for a period of three full weeks from the first publication of this advertisement. Dated at Christchurch this 18th day of June, 1946. H. S. FEAST, , Town Clerk. This is the second publication of this notice. 74 86 ALLIANCE ASSURANCE CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in England.) ASSETS EXCEED £30,000.000. The following classes of insurance are transacted:— Fire Marine Workers’ Compensation Fidelity Burglary Personal Accident Third Party Plate Glass Motor-car E. H. BOX, Manager. ’Phone 32-533. 135 Hereford st. Al7ll LYTTELTON ADVERTISEMENT LYTTELTON BOROUGH COUNCIL MOTOR DRIVERS LICENCES THE Council Office will be open on Friday. June 28th. 1946, from 6.30 p.m to 8.30 p.m.. for the purpose of issuing Motor Drivers’ Licences J. THOMPSON. Town Clerk. 2068