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Grey River Argus, 10 April 1948, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS —OPERA HOUSE— Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. TO-DAY —2 p r m.— TO-DAY Special Children’s Matinee. Owing to “Beast With Five Fingers” being unsuitable for children, a Special Programme has been arranged consisting of three Newsreels, two Comedies, Sportslight, Broadway Brevity, Sports Parade, Cmesound Review N.Z. Film Unit; Chaptei □ of Serial; Joe Louis v. Joe Walcott Fight; and “Roaring Guns (in technicolor). TO-NIGHT —8 p.m.— TO-NIGHT It Walks Like a Spider - - - - - - - - . It Kills Like a Cobra You’ve Never Seen the Like of it ! AND NOW you’ll feel the cluth of it I “THE BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERS” Starring: Robert Andrea Peter Alda King Lorre (Rec. by Censor as Definitely Unsuitable for Children) SPECIAL ADDED ATTRACTION WHO DID WIN? See all the highlights, round-by-round, of the world’s heavyweight championship battle between Joe Louis and Joe Walcott It’s Better than a Ringside Seat! —SUNDAY— : : —SUNDAY— The Uproarious Romantic Comedy “IT SHOULDN’T HAPPEN TO A DOG.” Carole Landis- Allyn Joslyn (Approved for Universal Exhibition). (Proceeds in Aid of Mayor’s RUNANGA PICTURES. TO-NIGHT (Saturday). “THE RAKE’S PROGRESS” Starring: Rex Harrison, Lilli Palmer, Godfrey Tearle and Griffiths Jones. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) TO-MORROW (Sunday) — “IVEY” — Starring: Joan Fontaine, Patrie Knowles, Herbert Marshall and Richard Ney. (Rec, by Censor for Adults) PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ■RJOTICE is hereby given that all I - ’ creditors and others having claims against the undermentioned estates are required to lodge such claims at the Public Trust Office at Greymouth on or before the 13th dav of May, 1948. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. The claims must show full details, and must be certified as fol--10 “I ’ HEREBY CERTIFY that the amount of this claim was due and owing at the date of death of the deceased ” ESTATES. MARGARET ARMSTRONG, late of Dunollie, Widow, died 13/3/48. EUNICE EMILY BATY, late of Coal Creek, Spinster, died 21/1/48. LILLIAN MAY JOHNSTON, late of Barrytown, Married Woman, died /3/48 WILLIAM ROBERTSON, late of Runanga, Miner, died 10/3/48. L. T. WYLIE, District Public Trustee for Greymouth April 9, 1948. > LIGHTS ON MOTOR-VEHICLES. AS from MONDAY, APRIL 19th.. regular checks will be made by the Transport Department on:— (a) Provision of proper and adequate lights on mor.or-vehicles; (b) Adjustment qf head lamps; (c) Practice of dipping. In view of the frequency of motor accidents at night and the numerous complaints received concerning dazzling lights. Traffic Inspectors of the Transport Department have been instructed to issue Traffic Offence Notices with a view to the prosecution of those drivers in all cases of infringement of Reg. 7 of the .Traffic Regulations 1936 as amended in 1939 by Amendment No. 1 of those regulations. Brieflv the requirements are:— (1) Two equal powered headlamps capable of clearly illuminating substantial objects 150 ft. ahead; one red tail lamp visible 300 ft. to the rear and fitted at rear centre or to the r.-ght; a white light illuminating the rear number plate, but not itself visible from the rear. (2) Under no condition of loading or operation may the headlights tilt upwards above the horizontal (when the vehicle is on a horizontal surface) or towards the offside (i.e. right-hand side of the vehicle). (3) Lights must be capable of being dipped in terms of the regula(4) The driver must dip his light when the full beam would be likely to dazzle another driver or the rider of any vehicle (including a cyclist). G. L. LAURENSON, Commissioner of Transport WE have the largest stock of Suits and Suitings in this town !— Basil Dalefield Ltd., Boundary St.