AMUSEMENTS. I QPERA HOUSE, GREYMOUTH. GREY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT FEBRUARY 27th. >• PROGRAMME. 1 I.—“ Rule Britannia.” ■ 2..—“ Lullaby.” 3. “Land of My Fathers.” 4. “When Tommy Comes Marching Home” (six’ boys), 5. —“Sweet and Low.” r 6. —“The Minstrel Boy.” 7. —“Mother of Men.” 8. “Chon Ivina”) nine girls), 9. “The Marseillaise.” Interval. 1. Patriotic Choruses. 2.—“ Evening Bells,” 3. —“The Blue Bells of Scotland.” 4. Physical Drill (senior boys). 5. —“The Rosy Morn.” 6. —“The Russian Hymn.” • 7. —“Chin, Chin, Chinaman”' (six little boys). 8. —“Chiming Bells.” 9. —“Hearts of Oak.” 10.—“ Good Night.” “God Save the King.” Choruses from “The Geisha,” by kind permission of J. C. Williamson. Prices of Admission: Is and Is 6d.
PUBLSg NOTICES. mfßfl. H. T. CRUMPTON, formerly of tha Heremsi Tea Rooms, Reefton, bags to inform tb® Wa&t Coast travailing public that she has TAKEN CONTROL of that high-class BOARDING HOUSE, situated in Nile Street Bast, Nelson, and known as “Wainai House.” First-class accommodation. £2 2s per weak; 8» per day. Latter# «-nd telegrams eitanriad to. BLACKBALL! BLACKBALL! BLACKBALL! BLACKBALL! Yob can’t afford to miss this chance. (GREAT CLEARINS SALK —at—t MRS CARTER’S. Tha grswcset money-saving chance aver offered to the residents, of Blackball. Men's, Women's and Children’s Boots must be sacrificed at ones.. Bargains in every lins, A great clearanc® must be efiected within the NJSX T FOURTEEN DAYS. Come early and Bacar# the bargains.
rfKE QNE QIFT THAT 18 SURE TO PIEASE A SOLDIER, YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. Your friend or relative oQ active service will appreciate your Portrait. It is a personal meeting—it revives old memories and strengthens the bonde of and friendship. Its value cannot be measured by its cost. A Photograph can be sent any distance as easily as a letter. Make an appointment for your PORTRAIT now with RING & SON. SARt AND ffI«A®HEB.
T. B. BATY QRFYMOUTH VtAGKAY ST., * GREYMOUTH. This Garage hap been RE-BUILT »nd ie now up-to-date. OPEN DAY 4ND NIGHT, Bing up 335. VULCANISING done with first-claw eeachine. • Fall . etock o! Ford parte, Tjrea, Oil, and other Motor Accessories, iABS FOB HIRKDAY AND NIGHT. THONI 335 MACKAY HT.. Near Railway Station. Q. OLDEN JJOTEL, Boundary Street, ..........y Greymouth., M RS - P, pHELAN, Proprietress. ; Mrs, Phelan informs the public of the 'West Coast that her well-known Hostelry has been thoroughly renovated'to meet the requirements of a growing 'trade, while the Viands are the very best procurable. The Table is under Ihe, n<> r sonal ' supervision of MRS, PHELAN. The Tariff is most moderate.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 February 1917, Page 1
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