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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 December 1911, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TOWN HALL, GREYMOUTH. A TO-NIGHT LORD'S PICTURES. HAYWARD'S OPENING PROGRAMME. TEN SPECIALLY SELECTED STAR 10 PICTURES. Headed by— TWO GREAT INDIAN DRAMAS—"LEON WOLF'S END," "ALWAYS—A WAY," Etc., Etc. ALL GUARANTEED NEW. PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR. TRINITY HALL. GREYMOUTH •RE-OPENING TO-MORROW AFTERNOON (Saturday) AND EVENING. Competitions in the evening. Admission : Afternoon free ; Evening 6d AND SAWING. TO-MORROW—SATURDAY—-at 2.30 p.m., at rear of Trafalgar Hotel—15in. CHOP (Underhand), £25 asideMcDERMOTT v 18in. SAW (White Pine), £2O aside— BEBAN AND CARROLL V McDERMOTT AND O'NEILL. LAST ANB F9UNB. JPOUND— The Jefferies ! *De Luxe" Tennis Racquet is the best at any price.—lnspect them at WADE'S.

(LATE BLACKBALL), Notifies the General Public that he has purchased a CAB, and will meet all trains and steamers, and with strict attention and civility solicits a share of you'r patronage. My Motto: "Prompt Attention." 'Phone (at present) No 50 will find me.

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 lb., 5s per dozen lbs. M'ILROY'S. New Season's SEEDED RAISINS, 6d per lb., 5s per doz. lbs. NEW FIGS, DATES, MUSCATELS AND ALMONDS. To make your PURCHASES at M'ILROY'S. Is a'guarantee .you get the best and save money. M'ILROY'S, Mackay Stre#t.

ITUMARA SPORTS AND AXEMEN'S CARNIVAL. Kumara Racecourse, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26th, 1911. PROGRAMME. 1. SHEFFIELD HANDICAP' of £l7 Prizes £lO, £4, £2 and £l. Nomination ss, acceptance ss. 2. UPRIGHT CHOP of £SO, 15-inch logs. Prizes £l6, £6, £3, and £2, and £3 divided among beaten men in the final heat. Nomination 6/6, acceptance 6/6. 3. PUTTING THE STONE HANDICAP Prizes 20s, 10s. Nomination 2s. 4. HANDICAP SAW, 18-inch logs. Prizes £5, £2 and £l. Nomination 3s, acceptance 3s. fc. LADIES BRACELET, 220yds. Prizes £3, 30/-, 10/-. Nomination 2s, acceptance 2s. 6. HANDICAP UNDERHAND CHOP, 18-inch logs. Prizes £l6, £6, £3 and £2, and £3 divided among beaten men in the final heat. Nomination 6/6, acceptance 6/6. 7. HOP, STEP AND JUMP HANDICAP. Prizes 20/-, 10/-. Nomination 2s. Post entry. 8. 880 YARDS HANDICAP. Prizes £4, £2, £l. Nomination 2/6, acceptance 2/6. 9. SACK RACE. Prizes 20/- and 10/-. Post entry. .0. STEPPING COMPETITION. Prizes 20/- and 10/-. Nomination 1/-. Post entry. 1. BOYS' RACE. Prizes 10/* and 5/-. Post entry 6d. RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Nominations for all events close on December 4th at 9 p.m. Handicaps declared on December 11th at 9 p.m. -Acceptances close on December 18th at 9 y.m. Chopping and sawing contests are conducted under the rules of the New Zealand Axemen's Association; Athletic Events under the rules of the New Zealand Athletic Union. The last six performances must be sent ni with each nomination, together with the necessary fee. The Committee reserve the right to withdraw or rearrange any event, and, should the weather be unfavourable to postpone the sports from day to day. All protests must be made in writing and lodged with the Secretary within fifteen minutes of the conclusion of the event, and accompanied by the sum of 10s which may be forfeited should the Committee consider the protest frivolous. ROBERT ROUSE, Secretary. pEARS' ANNUAL to arrive at end of month. Contains six interesting and attractive stories, three laTge and beautiful presentation plates. Is.— Order from John Ward, Runanga and Brunner. GREY DISTRICT PERMANENT BUILDING AND INVES/TMENT SOCIETY (Registered). E above Society has MONEY to **" LEND on approved security at 6 per cent, per annum, repayable monthly In accordance with the rules. Loans to range from one to seven yeaTS as desired. Full particulars to be obtained and applications received at the office of, Messrs Nancarrew and Ca.. Werita Street. •E. WARNES, Secretary. ANTED KNOWN—Hannah'* !ot ' * the King of Gam Boots, Rubbaxhide with leather tolea and heel». Ta« belt piooorabli,