WEDNESDAY’S BIG ATTRACTION. POUARD’S PICTURES. r ISjtW«H ! ; vgg* A IBnrthij Shurffsaitr lo "Clip SiinUpra" A PLAY THAT APPEALS TO ALL. A 7000 ft. .Master ’■Film. , (The Story of Two Sisters.) ALLEGORICAL PICTURES. MAGNIFICENT VISIONS. AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA AND ORIGINAL MUSIC. MISS ALBERTA TEAS DALE will sing “MY ROSARY.” MR. F. SMITH (Tenor) will Mug “MOTHER McCHREE. TO-NIGHT McLEAN’S PICTURES. ’ —TO-NIGHT FINAL SCREENINGS OF “AUDREY” AND “TERENCE O’ROURKE” WEDNESDAY ONLY— Fox- end Metro, —WEDNESDAY ONLY The William Fox Supremo Photo Piny Version of the World Famous Grand Opera—u p A "R Ml? iV 55 L v 6000 feet. A/AltiTl 6000 feet. Featuring tlie Greatest Vampire Woman the World has known.—Cannon lives but to conquer the hearts of men. —See the genuine BULL I'iGiii m i ■ the arena of Madrid. • A METRO Sensation Featuring VALLI VALLI — “HER DEBT OF HONOUR” (5000 feet.) “HER DEBT OF HONOUR ’ Shows how the sins of the father are visited upon the children. Como Early the Wonderful Metro starts 8 sharp. Vocal Solos by Miss; Chunn. There will be a crowd. Reserve your seat at A. E. Kilgour s
PUBLIC NOTICE. GREY MOUTH- GROCERS’ j ' ASSOCIATION,CUSTOMERS wishing to SAVE v - y Rt JUKI a G FEE ana HI SCO UN T must pay tliea- accounts before 11 p.in. I TO-MORROW (Wednesday), CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD > TO CONTRACTORS. ' | rXiHE attention of Contractors is ± called to a SLIGHT ALTERATION in the specification for the erection of Paroa School, 11. C. LANE, . .Secretary, Christchurch, February 26th, 1917, PUBLIC NOTICE. T HEREBY give notice that it is my intention to apply to the Grey County Council, at its meeting to be held on the 14th March, 1917, tor permission to erect Swing Gate across the Hohonu Road (Marsdeu to Kumara), about t .e 17 mile peg. JAMES MURPHY. Kumara, February 19th, 1917. RUNAnSa , CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY.
A IMPLICATIONS. to close on SATURDAY, March 3rd, 1917; are invited for a MAN to take chax’ge of the Drapery Department. Wages £4 per week, plus 10 per cent war bonus. Applicants to state age and experience. T. BOWES, i Secretary. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH, PURSUANT to Section 8 of “The Dugs’ Registration Act, 190 a,” notice is uereby given tiiai the tee tor the Registration or Dogs tor the Burough oi Greymout'a lor tlie year IBiV, is now payable to Lite uegiscrar of Hogs, a-b uio Borough Council Offices, Town Mall, Grey mouth. The amount ol the lee has been fixed as follows: — Tor each dog kept solely for the purpose of destroying rabbits, or solely for the purpose of driving or herding sheep or cattle, two shillings and sixpence. For any oilier dog, ion shillings. F. H. DENTON, Town Clerk,’ Dated February 26th, 1917. THE FINANCE ACT, 1916, INCOME-TAX PAYABLE. Land and Income Tax Office. Wellington, 27th February, 1917* T?Y Order in council, juuuo auu idsued by His Excellency the Governor in Council on the ibtii uuy of August, 1015, under tue authority of the above Act, it was determined that the respective duties by way of Additional income-tax and Excess Profits Duty leviable under Sections 6 and 9 respectively of ‘the said Act, should be paid in one sum on THURSDAY, the Ist day of March, 1917, at the office of the Commissioner of Taxes, Government Buildings, Wellington; and, in accordance with such Order irf Council; I hereby give notice that the said duties will be payable accordingly. . D. G. CLARK. Commissioner of Taxes,
I UNION STORE. MAW HERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. | (Under New Management). \\T BOUCHER, for sixteen years ' * with Messrs Griffen and Smith, wishes to notify the public of Greymoutli and district that he has entered into possession of the UNION STORE, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. lie intends to conduct the business as already carried on, blit will also conduct it as a GENERAL STORE and RETAIL GROCERY BUSINESS. He hopes to see'old and new faces. Orders , waited on every Tuesday and Friday. Telephone: No, 8. “WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE” JMFORTANT T ADIES will be pleased to'learn j that we are now showing a very choice range, of BLOUSES, . In all the latest designs and fashions. MRS WILDE *>. . MILLINERY SPECIALISTS. ‘ ALBERT STREET, GREYMOUTH. Ladies : A joint of meat may sdme>times be tough, but the delicious MILITARY PICKLE is always delicious and appetising.; Every grocer sells it. -Tty one bottle to-day. Price reasonable.
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