TO-NIGHT PQLLARD'S PICTURES. Kinal Screen of MATTY ROUBEHT, Ms YVKITYKSDAY ]tax Bench's Groat Hav ; TO-NIGHT THE WAIF" NE'ER-DO-WELL' (JKKATKII, lUGGKU, BKTT-EK THAN "THE SrnLLuKh." .10,000 Feet o£ Anil)!) Virile. Dramatic An ion, "NC'ER-DQ'WELL" "NE'ER-DO WELL" "NEER-Dft-WELL McLBAN'S PICTURES. |)ivsi-iii IJARIJARA Ti-.N l-Jradv's 1" i\c Act Feature. NI, J!! ( . i• w 111 WEDNESDAY-- "THE TWO ORPHANS" -\\ KPAhhDA' Featiuiii.t; tJtu WorM-hi'mon* Vampire Woman, TIJKDA IiAHA, in bOJJ U-el u Lavish I'lioti i)l;iv Suin'onm, POLLARD'S PICTURES >i\rj rjii ■\ s\ i j a j GKKATEK, RIGGER, BELTER TJF\N "THE SPOJLJ'.R.V 10.000 Kiri of Ariimi—Yiriio. Dramatic Action. UK NAKED !'A,ss!h>;h (>)< Ai KN AM) W'o.MKN KEYEAEED. "H'Vi 1 ..TVV- , ■----
KU.MAI?A RACING CL k'OMIXATJOXS in connection w the above Club's Autumn Mo , 191 Ji Miircli, ROBERT lIOU Tii Tilt: RESIDENTS OF BLACKBALL. /WING to the vise in price of x f Kl.OUli and the additional .cost of production we am compelled t.o i.N----UK EASE the PRICE OF BREAD mi and after MONDAY XEXT, J9t.li March, to TENPENCIvpor four pound m.ACKLAI.I. C SOCIETY. A!..i .■oh 17lh in!' ILUMn.y illlWil MIX IROMMONGERS SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! OOAAfI WORTH OF jRONMON 3k;6VV\J GERY TO B£ SOLD. EVERY ARTICLE MARKED IX PLAIN FIGURES. A FEW OF THE BARGAINS: Fenders 4/- to 40/-; usual prica 7/6 to 60/-. Coal Vases 12/6 to 20/-. Fire Brasses 6/- to 20/-; usual 0/- to 27/6. Cutlery, good Table Knives (Sheffield) 12s per cloven ; Tea Spoons, <]/- per dozen ; "Forks, 7/9 par dozen. Scissors (all makes and prices). Engineer's and Carpenters Tools at Greatly Reduced Trices. Now is the time to buy ENAMEL WARE under cost price. Household Requisites, Meat Safes, Mixed Paint and Varnish. Everything must be cleared out. 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-day, March 10th. Sale starts MONDAY, March 12th. DOR SHOW OF MN AND WINTER, JkfILLIXERY IS UNSURPASSED IX THE CITY. All the latest dainty Trimmed and Untrimmed Models and Shapes now on view. A Splendid' Assortment of Fells. Ladies ! —When you get your Costume for the Winter, remember WE HAVE YOUR HAT! LDE &co"MILLINERY SPECIALISTS," "WHERE THE SMALT HATS ARE" ALBERT ST. :• : • : G REYMOUTH. GOLD BROOCHES from 3s 6d. —See Milner's Window for — FUR LUMINOUS WATCHES. See Milner's Window for— GOLD RINGS from 10s. —See Milner's Window for —■ GRANNY CHAINS from 40s. —See Milner's Window for — GOLD NECKLETS from 7s 6d. —See Milner's Window for — GOLD AND GREENSTONE TRINKETS from 2s 6d. —See Milner's Window for— LADIES' & GENT'S WATCHES. — See Milner's Window forBEST PRICES IN TOWN. UPPER MAWUERA QUAY GREYMOUTH. '
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 March 1917, Page 1
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