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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1912, Page 1

AMUBBMKMTB/ house, greymouth. POLLARD’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT ' 5 TO-NIGHT . TUESDAY, 18th /JUNE. ENTIRE CHANGE INCLUDING THE * SENSATIONAL FILM—“THE POISONED FLUME.” TO-MORROW, WEDNESDAY, June 19 A Mammoth All -Star Programme. FOUR NEW THRILLING DRAMAS—“The Little Widow”; “Blackboard” “The Surgeon’s Heroism,” “Paid in his Own Coin.” A DANCE will be held' in Cobden A Hall THIS (Tuesday) EVENING. Gents Is; Ladies free. Callinan’s music- Mr. Blewman M.C. Dancing commencing 8.15. BOYS’ SCHOOL. ROBIN HOOD BAY, BLENHEIM, (Established nearly twenty years.) References from solne of the leading men of New Zealand. Board and tuition £36 per annum. Few vacancies for 1912 term. Boating i Fishing ! Riding ! Shooting ! Tennis f Boxing! Etc. |A Card.] MRS. A. D. MaCFARLANE, L.A.8., (pupil of Madame Albani, London, Singing; Graham P. Moore, Royal College, Pianoforte). Pupils prepared for Associated Board of Royal College, and Royal Academy Examinations. Address—Matheson’s Hall, Ruketahi Street. ' ' • "OUHAT more can,yon want than a T * tobacco' that burns fine, draws easy and cool like MILD DERBY PLUG. Try it bo^s! It’s good and true. -3 INURING the winter take PARKINSON’S Lime/Syrup for coushs and colds. It is a rteliabh, preparation.— Is, 3 s 6d, 2s, 2s- 6d. ‘ •

O EMEMBER /that PARKINSON’S Quinine/ and Iron Wine is “the •inesf. tonic going.”,— 2s 6d. 6 6 Iff AIRALD” for your hair : the M ~ JL trusty, honest hair-grower—at C. NISSEN’S,' Boundary St—3/6 bottle. REMARKABLE CURES IN GREYMOUTH. CONSTIPATION cured after twenty . years suffering,' Paralysis 12 years, Nervous Prostration 10 years. Deafness 6 years, Spinal Weakness 3 years, Headaches 3 years, Sprained Foot years, etc. All the above are genuine cases. See testimonials. If you are suffering consult HENRY VICTOR. 35 Murray Street. IMPORTANT TO LARIES. MRS, WYL D E & 0 0., L?J - MILLINERS & SPECIALISTS, Albert Street :: :: Greymouth. THE LATEST SHAPES TO HAND. BATS RENOVATED AND MADE TO PREVAILING STYLES. All work under MRS. WYLDE’S personal supervision, A BOON TO LADIES. \fRS VICTOR successfully REMOVES Superfluous Hair. No pain; no after effects. Hours 2to 6, or by appointment. Consulted 35 Murray Street. IRONING NEEDS GOOD u STARCH.. Don’t try to save money.by buying cheap starch. It comes dear in the end, for an inferior starch will ruin your clothes. COLMAN’S STARCH is the starch to buy. It preserves your laces and linen, and enables you to iron them beautifully. Accept no substitctiHi.

9 11 2 10 ? 38 ,Q ALARM CLOCKS FOR WINTER WARNINGS. Most of us have a natural desire to remain > abed these dark mornings. M Everything • seems unready for the day. « ) There is no inclination to stir. GILBERT % BROS. ALARM CLOCKS a£e sure reminders that the call of duty must be obeyed. Our Repeater Alarm Clocks, which by way, are from the world’s best makers, ring at regular intervals for 15 minutes persistently, urging the sleeper to rise. The prices of these Clocks are 10s with a guarantee for twelve months. But if you require a less expensive Clock we have them, at all I prices down to ss. Pay us a visit | of inspection. GILBERT Bros., The House for Dependable Clocks and Watches, Greymouth. SMOKERS; ; Attention! If you’re looking for a decent mild smoke why not try MILD DERBY PLUG. It is a delightful blend of dark and aromatic leaves. nPHE cloud will certainly have a silA ver lining, if; when in “the blues” you smoke REGENT CIGARETTES. They are delightfully fragrant and cool to the tongue. ''PLANTED Cooks, Housemaids, Waitresses and Generals for town and country places; every applicant found a luitable place and good wages.— Apply NAYLOR’S Registry, Greymouth. .