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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 July 1918, Page 1

TO-NIGHT PEERLESS PICTURES. -TO-NIGHT VIRGIMA PEARSON in— "A ROYAL ROMANCE." FATTY ARBUC'KLE in— "A RECKLESS ROMEO" SUNDAY— A PARAMOUNT PICTURE. —SUNDAY A Story of the Grand Old West, from the famous book by Owen Wister—"THE' VIRGINIAN" "THE VIRGINIAN" 11 TH E V. 1£ G !.N !A N " "THE VIRGINIAN" Featuring Handsome Versatile DUSTIN FARNUM. DUSTIN FARNUM. It is a story of men, strong, virile, rugged dwellers of a rugged country, fighting against right and might, with wit matched against wit, and muscle against muscle. lb shows the long arm of justice, grim, realistic, reaching out and clutching the unfortunate. It seethes with sensational incident and tragic action, sandwiched with quaint humour. WEDNESDAY— EMILY STEVENS in: WEDNESDAY "DESTINY" —or— "THE SOUL OF A WOMAN." A story of Modern Society, showing the temptations oE youth, and the revealing of the inner soul of a woman. NOTE: The Government Censor hesitated before approving of this picture, feeling that it touched too strongly on the deeper things of life, but after a second review he felt that the picture was one calculated to teach wisdom by showing the temptations to evil and therefore would not be justified in refusing to allow its screening. It is not a picture for children, of course, but it is presented in such a manner that no one could be harmed Children under 18 NOT ADMITTED. On the same programme is FATTY ARBUCKXE in—"FATTY OUT WEST" (Two reels) "FATTY OUT WEST"

AUCTIONS. PRESTON YARDS, GREYMOUTH. MONDAY, 22nd JULY, At 1 o'clock p.m. Q. m Wl MOSS AND CO. will sell by ' * pubJic auction : 3 FAT BULLOCKS. 1? PRIME VEALERS. 'On account Mr. J. P. Doolan. CENTRAL YARDS, PRESTON ROAD MONDAY, 22nd INST. At 1 p.m. Tif.A-reS SPROT AND CO. will sell iTJ - n.s above:—- ' 24 PRIME QUALITY BULLOCKS (For client.) 37 PRIME QUALITY CATTLE (For client.) 100 FAT SHEEP CFor client.) 7 RAMS * 71 Forward and Store WETHERS • Account Mr. James Jones. SALE OF DAIRY STOCK. MATAINUI. 15th AUGUST, 1918. TEFFRIES AND CO., instructed by Mr. A. Cooper, who lias sold his farm, will sell at the Homestead as above : i THE WHOLE of his LIVE AND DEAD STOCK, comprising 30 ' Spk" Milking Cows (due Aug., j Sept., Oct.), B,choice Springers! (due Oct.), 11 forward Empty Heifers, 27, Calves, 1 5 11. Bull, 50 Ewes (in lamb)': also Horses,Pigs. Poultry, Chaff cutter, Farm Implements, Harness, Traps and Drays, etc. FOR SALE. MILKING PLANT FOR SALE. "POR SALE—A new MILKING PLANT; L K. C, two cow ejec-j tors ; can be made into three. Only | used for one season. —Apply office of this paper. SALE —Second-hand Piano ; al-: most new; can be inspected at | our rooms.—Harley and Co., Ltd.,' Auctioneers. I FOR SALE. GROCERY, DRAPERY AND BOOT BUSINESS. S Business of the WAIUTA TRADING COMPANY, consisting of Groceries, Boots, Shoes and General Drapery. A splendid chance to the right man. Only reason for selling is proprietor called up for active service. Early application is necessary. PUBLIC NOTICES. BARGAINS AT UDDSTROM'S. Full-size WOODEN BEDSTEADS, immune from the borer by special | treatment; from 37/6. COUCHES, in American Leather, from 37/6. i WIRE COUCHES from £3 ss. DUCHESS CHESTS, made from seasoned timber, from £2 12s 6d. BOOKCASE, WRITING BUREAU, from £3 15s. Four Strong CAKE STANDS, with birch legs, 15s. HIGH-BACK CHAIRS, in Birch, will last a lifetime, from 12/6. SECOND-HAND DEPARTMENT. 1 4ft. SPRING MATTRESS. 1 3ft. FOLDING WIRE BEDSTEAD. Compare our prices with o+her firms before purchasing. NOTICE TO COMPANY'S, ASSOCIATIONS AND ALL MACHINERY USERS. TlfE are holding large Lists of Machinery of every description, including the following : —Boilers of every size up to 95 h.p. Also Engines, Steam, Gas, Petrol (all sizes ana makes), Dynamos, Motors (3 and 4 h.p. and upwards) ; a large range of Pressure Pipes, Galvanised Piping and Fittings. Sawmills, Dredging Machinery, Quartz Mining Machinery; a large list of Turning Lathes (all sizes and makes), Pulleys, Pinions, Plummer Blocks, Bearings and Shafting ; Tractions, Portables, Steam and Hand Winches. Pumps, Pelton Wheels, Ploughs, and Tackle Blocks. Also a large list of Miscellaneous machinery of all kinds. We also have hundreds of enquiries for xnachiner and goods. Anyone wishing to dispose of anything on the way of the above mentioned, would do well to call on us ,or write. AND J^ATIMER, WEST COAST MACHINERY ", Mack.iy Street.)