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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 March 1917, Page 1

TO-NIGHT POLLARD'S PICTURES. LAST NIGHT OF MARGUERITE CLARK, I | " SEVEN SISTERS" I FmDAY- THE BABTERED BRIDE-*"" 1 "" ! A Startling Indictment of Society Climbers—The Trading of our Daughters. ! MARRIAGES OF CONVENIENCE BARTERED'BODY AND SOUL. • A MARRIAGE OF VICE AND VIRTUE. | 11. Li. WARNER, as THE REV. -JOHN ARMSTRONG I SUNDAY-- MATTY ROUBERT, ;is "THi I FINAL PRESENTATION OF 'FRIDAY— A NIC!IT FOR ! CONCERT PROGRAMME OF IRISH SONGS. IRISH PANf'!-.:- | SUND-YY— MARY PICKFORD, in— - SUNDA 1 | "POOR LSTTLE F-EPPINA" (Seven Arts) "POOP, LJ7TL£ PEPPfMA 1 ! MINERS' GALL, RUNANGA. FRIDAY | McLEAN'S PICTURES \ Pi'ufiijD! MARY PICKKURD, itiI " POOK LITTLE- PEPPIXA ' j j A Li«f Draniii in St-vrn iii;; Arl-r, Supp'-ried bv "TEißbi'iCs O'tittuHKe." "Tl

,«*. w *■*■ .-J-" *i-*r ,->'*, r y V r*t Y"*St SELLING OYV'. SELLING OFF! ~~TH OF IROMMON ,rtY TO B£ SOLO, EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. A FEW OF THE BARGAINS: Fender* 4/- to 40/-: usual price 7 6 to 60 -.' Coal Vases 12 6 to 20/-. Lire Brasses 6/- to 20/-; usual 9/- to 27/6. Cutlery, good Table Knives (Sheffield) 12s per dozen ; Tea Spoons, 4 - per dozen ; Forks, 7/0 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 ens; price. Household Requisites. Meat Safes, Mixed Faint and Varnish. Everything must be cleaned out. Call and inspect our huge stock—the prices are right, We arc 'closing down and the goods are marked down to sell. Everything must be sacrificed. TERMS—Strictlv (•■■>\\ : no credit. Our books close to-day, March 10th. Sale starts MONDAY, March 12th. PUBLIC PEESENTATIo: RESIDENTS vl the District WILLIAM MORRIS, Esq.. J.P.. o the eve of his departure. Subscription are invited and may be forwarded d rect to the Town Clerk. The present! lion will take place on FRIDAY. 23i Marcli, at an hour to be notified later. G. E. Pi:!; KINS, Mayor. JESSE S'J EER. Chairman GreymuuUi LLtrbour Board. JOHN TENNENT, Chairman School Committee. aAM KS .1 M'K < "hairman (Rvyliokitika Sawmillers' A:-.-BOROUGit Ol'' BRENNER. fiUBLIC NOTICE is hereby (given * that under and by virtue of Section 28 of the Rating Amendment Act, 1910, an ADDITIONAL CHARGE ol TEN PERGENTUM will be added l< all Rates for the Borough of Brunnei wliicii are unpaid on the 31st day oi March, 1917. P. J. CEEAGH, Town Clerk. NOTE: Office hours 9 to 4 WednesORR SHOW OF AND jyTILLINERY IS UNSURPASSED IN THE CIT ' All the latest dainty Trimmed and • Un trimmed Models and Shapes now on ' view. j A Splendid Assortment of Felts. | Ladies ! — When you get your Costume I for the Winter, remember I WE HAVE YOUR HAT! [MRS WYLDE & 0Q > I "MILLINERY SPECSALISTS," ! "WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE" ! ALBERT ST., ::::: GEEYMOUTH. j MRS. H T. CRUMPTON, formerly . of the Heremai Tea Rooms, Reef- ! ton, begs to inform the West Coast I travelling public that she has TAKEN | CONTROL of that high-class BOARDING HOUSE situated in Nile Street East, Nelson, and known as "Wainui House." Fir St-class accommodation. £2 2s per week : 8s per day. LetteTg and telegrams attended to. j BULLER ROAD IIEEFTON ' CRITERION HOTEL is now unde CRITERION HOTEL the persona CRITERION HOTEL supervision o mn, brooks. (Lata of Greymouth and Ahanra.)

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