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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31083, 11 June 1966, Page 43

TO TOSBT THEATRICAL ORGANISATION IN THE SOUTHERN HEMUMEK

3 SESSIONS TODAY 2-5-8 P.M. MORE THAN AN I ( ENTERTAINMENT ! „ M RICHARD BROOK S , magnificent film is an unforgettable experience. PETER O'TOOLE is unforgettable 1 -AS 1 W' TECHNICOLOR—SUPER TOm.m. —With— James MASON jack HAWKINS PLANS AT ‘ODEON’ TODAY ! WINTER TOUR GUEST PRINCIPALS DENISE DESMOND LE COMPTE KELLY and the FULL COMPANY • FROM TRIUMPHANT AUCKLAND FESTIVAL SEASON NUTCRACKER (COMPLETE TWO ACTS) • CHRISTCHURCH July 2 & 4 • INVERCARGILL July 7,8, 9 • ALEXANDRA July 11 • BALCLUTHA July 13 • OAMARU July 16 • DUNEDIN July 18 to 21 • TIMARU July 23 • GREYMOUTH July 25 • NELSON July 27. 28 • BLENHEIM July 30 EDUCATIONAL PARENTS and others interested in a Private Progressive School for Infants (4 to 7 years) on the lines of the Marie Bell School in Wellington are invited to an Open Meeting at 271 Port Hills road on Friday, June 17, at 8 p.m, 544 YOU ARE IN A CLASS BY YOURSELF WHEN you study with 1.C.5.; not held back by slower students, not embarrassed by faster ones and receiving personal attention with aU your work. You suit your study period to your available time too, advance as fast as you are able. Write in now for details on the wide range of I.C.S. courses. A few are listed below. Please state the subject in which you are interested. University Entrance School Certificate Interior Decorating Short Story Writing Photography Radio and TV Salesmanship Advertising Marketing Computer Programming INTERNATIONAL I CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Department 155, Regent Theatre Building, Cathedral square, CHRISTCHURCH. lOpen 7-8.30 p.m. Friday Evenings. I UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO DUNEDIN, N.Z. MECHAELIS MEMORIAL PRIZE MECHAELIS MEMORIAL PRIZE Applications for the 1966 award of the above prize should be made to the undersigned before August 1, 1966. This years' award will be made to a person, resident in New Zealand, who has made the most valuable original contribution towards the advancement of physics. | Further particulars may be obtained from the undersigned. J. W. HAYWARD, Registrar. LOST AND FOUND ALSATIAN Black and Tan Dog lost. Reg. No. 4825. "Tigress.” 25 Beveridge st. 'Ph. 49-436. BLACK and Silver Evening Purse, containing lipstick, compact, 10s note, lost at Christchurch High School Old Boys’ Association Ball May 28. Reward. 'Phone 73-220. LARGE Grey and White Cat strayed from vicinity Garden rd. Kindly 'Phone 554-273. 3276 LOST Gold Watch, Egltin. Reward. Ph. 68-174, 3248 LOST, Left Football Boot, size 4, vicinity Church corner. Ham school. Please Ring 41-566. LOST from Durham st. North, a large White Male Cat. Finder please Ring 74-850. LOST Small Blue Change Purse, telephone booth outside H.B. building. Reward. "Phone 7A Sheffield (collect). LOST between Fendalton School and Weka street, child’s Fawn Raincoat. Please 'Phone 46-190 X 3899 LOST between Rangiora and Sefton, Roll of jin Netting. Please Phone 722W, Rangiora. . LOST Gold Signet Ring, initials "J.E.M.” Ham University Rugby field. Reward. Reply PBII3. "Press. 1 ' 423 LOST June 9, between McKenzies and D.1.C., Tan Leather Change Purse, containing notes and small change, also green tights. Reward. 190 Lincoln (collect). LOST at Christchurch Airport. December 15, 1965, one large flat Parcel, containing two framed pictures labelled with owner’s name and "Passenger to Christchurch.” Good reward. Write ZP6BII. "Press.” TARPAULIN lost Sat., June 4, between Burwood and North Beach. Reward. ’Ph. 889-687. £lO REWARD. Brown Satchel missing University Library. 'Ph. 44-443, I.L.N.R.