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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 December 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TOWN HALL, GREYMOUTH. \ A LORO'S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT GREAT INDUSTRIAL FILM "LAYING THE GREAT AMERICAN TRUNK RAILWAY," i Supported by—"lo9 YEARS AGO,” Etc., Etc. PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR. HALL, GREYMOUTH WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, December 6th and 7th. OPEN AFTERNOON AND EVENING PUBLIC NOTICES. ~4 M. P. SOCIETY.—New Zealand ' rV * Bi-anch : Custom House Quay Wellington.—LOST POLICY.— It is the intention of the Society on or after the Second day of January next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No 409141 on the life of Robert Hanna, which is declared to have been lost. Dated at Wellington this 2nd day of December, 1911. —Edward W. Lowe, Resident Secretary. DANCING DEPARTMENT AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. UNDER ROYAL AND VICE-REGAL PATRONAGE. 11/ITSS LOWE begs to intimate that ITA she intends holding Day and Evening Classes in Greymouth for Plain and Fancy Dancing, Physical Culture, Swedish Exercises, etc. Miss Lowe’s time in Greymouth being limited, intending pupils are requested to send in their names without delay. Waltz and Two-Step taught in three private lessons. Further particulars may be had from Miss Lowe, Revington’s Hotel. ZEALAND RAILWAYS. GENERAL ELECTION, 1911. On THURSDAY, 7th December, 1911, all Goods Sheds WILL BE CLOSED from NOON, and no work will be performed on the Greymouth Wharf from that hour. BY ORDER. 6. DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR. NOTICE TO OCCUPIERS OF SHOPS AND* FACTORIES. rpAKE NOTICE that under the “Legislature Act, 1908,” tne provisions of “The Shops and Offices Act” in respect to the WEEKLY HALF-HOLIDAY shall during this week be deemed to refer to THURSDAY AFTERNOON, that being the Polling Day appointed under the “Legislature Act”—that is to say, that all shop assistants must receive tne half-holiday for the week on that day, and all shopkeepers who are required by the “Shops and Offices Act” to close their shops for the weekly half-holiday must also do so from one o’clock on that day. It is not necessary lor any factory to close during working hours on poll ing day, but all factory employees must be allowed a reasonable time off during working' ll ours for the purpose of recording their votes—such time not to exceed one working hour —no deductions shall be made from the wages of any such employees for the time so occupied. JOHN JACKSON, Inspector of Factories. THANKS. rfHIE Relatives of the late MR. J. W. BAIT tender their sincere and heartfelt THANKS to the many friends for their kind expressions of sympathy and condolence tendered them during their said bereavement. Cobden, December 4th, 1911. npHE DRAPER’S ASSOCIATION will observe THURSDAY AFTERNOON (Election Day), December 7th, in lieu of Wednesday Afternoon, the usual weekly halt-holiday. H. HOLMES. PAINTER AND PAPERII ANGER, (Opposite the Public Library), Albert Street. A New Stock of PAPERS, PAINTS, GLASS, Etc., just to hand. ESTIMATES given for all work connected with the trade. McILROY’S First Prize HAMS, per lb., M’ILROY’S. SPECIAL TEA at 1/6 per lb., M’ILROY’S. New Season’s SULTANAS 6d per lb., 5s per dozen lbs, M’iLROY’S. New Season’s CURRANTS 6d per Jb,, 6s per dozen lbs. M’ILROY’S' New Season’s SEEDED RAISINS, 6d per lb., 5s per doz. lbs, NEW FIGS, DATES, iMUSCATELS AND ALMONDS. To make your PURCHASES at ’M’ILROY’S. Is a guarantee you get the best and save money. M’ILROY’S, Mackay Street. [ A Card. ] gPENCE AND LEARMONT, CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEERS, SURVEYORS AND ARCHITECTS.. Greymouth Branch in charge of MR. J. W. SPENCE. Reefton Branch in charge of MR. T. LEARMONT. Architectural Branch in charge of MR. A. E. WEST. "THE MOUNT” OPPOSITE THE VICARAGE, Hospital Street, Superior BOARD AND RESIDENCE for permanents and travelling public. For terras apply MRS BURNS, Hospital St.