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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 March 1917, Page 1

POLLARD’S PICTURES. TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT A FAMOUS PLAYERS’ STAR. THE PETITE FAVOURITE, MARGUERITE CLARK, Hi the Big 6000 ft. Star—- “ SEVEM SISTERS.” “ SSVEM SISTERS.” Full Orchestra ! Full Orchestra ! w TO-NIGHT McLEAN’S PICTURES. - TQ.VTOHT Owing to the missing by post, the film of \larv Pick ford, “POOR LITTLE PEPPINA,” will not be screened till SUNDAY EVENING. This is regrettable on the management’s part. TO-NIGHT A TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION. TO-NIGHT First Appearance on the screen of the Great Emotional Actress, NANCE O’NEILL, in the Mighty Will am F ox photo Plav, in six reels—- “ PRINCESS ROMANOFF” Adapted from Victoria Sardon’s Famous PIay—“FEDORA” "FEODORA” “FEODORA” NANCE O’NEILL is one of the most popular actresses who have visited New Zealand and will be remembered for her very fine acting as ‘‘Queen Elizabeth” in the play of that name ; also as “Lady Macbeth” and “Trilby,” etc. FRIDAY— Jesse L. i-askv presents: —FRIDAY “THE HEART OF NORA FLYNN”— Five Acts.

MEETINGS. UREY .MOUTH BREWERY COY.. j;ri). HPHE ANNUAL MEETING of Share holders in the above-named Com pany will be lield in the Forresters' Hall, Albert Street, on THURSDAY EVENING, 29th March, at 8 o’clock. Business : Receive Report and Balance-sheet. Elect Directors. ■ Elect Auditors.

PUBLIC NOTICES. IRONMONGERS SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! X?OAAA WORTH OF IRONMON dOvjUUU GERY TO SE SOLD. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. A FEW OF THE BARGAINS: Fenders 4 ]■ to 40/-; usual price 7,6 to 60;-. Coal Vases 12/6 to 20/-. Fire Brasses 6/- to 20/- ; usual 91- to 27/6. . • Cutlery, good Table Knives (Sheffield) 12s per dozen; Tea Spoons, 4/per dozen ; Forks, 7/9 per dozen. Scissors (all makes and prices). Engineer’s and Carpenters Tools at * Greatly Reduced Prices. Now is the time to buy ENAMEL WARE under cost price. Household Requisites. Meat Safes, Mixed Paint and Varnish. Everything must be cleared clit. Call and inspect our huge stock—the prices are right. We are closing down and the goods are marked down to sell. Everything must be sacrificed. TERMS—Strictly cash ; no credit. Our books close to-dav, March 10th. Sale starts MONDAY, March 12th. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. NOTICE is hereby given that the SUPPLEMENTARY DISTRICT ELECTORS’ LIST of the Borough of Greymouth will CLOSE on TUESDAY, the 27th March, 1917, at 5 p.m. F. 11, DENTON, Town Clerk. Greymouth, March Bth, 1917. PHE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE ACT, L 1908. (Section 50.) In the Estate f WILLIAM GEORGE COBURN, <>{ Ireymouth, Labourer, deceased. All reditors and others having claims aginst this estate are hereby required to and them, with particulars, on the jvms provided, to the District Manger of the Public Trust Office at Greylouth, on or before the 7th day of [AY, 1917. Accounts not rendered by lie date named may be rejected. All xoiieys payable to the above estate my be lodged to the credit of the Pubic Trustee’s account at any postal mney-crder office, or paid to the llisrict "Manager of the Public Trust Ofce at Greymouth —FRED FITCHEII, ’ublic Trustee. sth March, 1017.

rjpHE QNE (JIFT THAT IS SURE TO PLEASE A SOLDIER—YOUR PHOTOGRAPH. Your Mend or relative on active service will appreciate your Portrait. It is a personal meeting —it revives old memories and strengthens the bonds of love and friendship. Its value cannot be measured by its coat. A Photograph can be sent any distance as easily as a letter. ’ Make an appointment for your PORTRAIT now with RING & SON. UNION STORE. MAWHERA QUAY, GEEYMOUTH. (Under New Management). BOUCHER, for sixteen years * * with Messrs Griffon and Smith, wishes to notify the public of Greymouth and district that he has entered into possession of the UNION STORE, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. He intends to conduct the business as already carried on, but 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. &