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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 September 1918, Page 1

TO-DAY at 2.30. PEERLESS PICTURES TO-DAY at 2.30 MARGUERITE, CLARK in— “BAB’S BURGLAR” “IT PAYS TO EXERCISE” (Paramount Mack Sennett Comedy.) SUNDAY— ' JANE L. LASKY presents: , —SUNDAY jCLIAiN ELTINGE in— “THE COUNTESS CHARMING” JULIAN ELTINGE in— “THE COUNTESS CHARMING” He-looks like a girl, he dresses like a girl; you can’t tell him from a girl—and yet he’s a man. JULIAN ELTINGE, in “THE COUNTESS CHARMING,” surpasses in clothes and “charm” anything he has ever done on his own unique field. FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE in—“THE GREAT SECRET” (Chapter 5.) “THE GREAT SECRET” Also another BURTON HOLMES TRAVELOGUE. ORCHESTRA. COMING— ANN PENNINGTON in— “THE ANTICS OF ANN.** COMING— HAROLD LOCKWOOD in— “PARADISE GARDEN.”

AUCTIONS. PRESTON YARDS, GREYMOUTH. MONDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER, At 1.30 p.m. W. MOSS AND CO. will sell by public auction: — 25 FAT SHEEP. Account Messrs Angel and Jellie. CENTRAL YARDS, PRESTON RUAD MONDAY, 16th SEPTEMBER. Ilf ARK SPROT AND CO. will sell *■' A as above:— 120 FAT SHEEP On account Mr. W. Clayton. 7 SPRINGERS (guaranteed sound) On account client. 10 FAT CATTLE On account 17. Searle. KOKATAHI SPRING SALE. WEDNESDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER. At 11 a.m. JEFFRIES AND CO. will sell as _ above, on account Messrs Morel, A. Meharry, T. O’Neill, W. O’Reilly, H. Johnstone, T. Crough, Jones Bros., P. McConnon and Mrs. Moynihan:— 30 CALVES (mixed sexes). 10 EMPTY COWS. 40 MIXED SORTS. 4 7EALERS. 41 18-month to 2|-year STATION STEERS; good line. ‘ 12 SPRINGERS.

OKARITO FORKS SALK. THURSDAY, FORKS SALE, 24th OCTOBER, 1918. JEFFRIES AND CO. will sell on ** above date : 60 YEARLINGS (mixed sexes). 27 18 months to 2-year HEIFERS. 50 MIXED AGES ann SEXES (to be drafted). Further entries solicited. FOR SALE. SALE. —Six Springers ; calving • shortly: and one Steer. —Apply Star OSice. JTOR SALE. —Comfortable live-room-ed Cottage ; in good repair, with washhouse attached, bath, copper built in, tubs, gas and water; every convenience; Native lease; 30s year ground rent; three minutes from Post Office. Price £285.---Apply prompt to Harley and Co. Ltd., Land and Estate Agents. FOR SALE. rjiWO COTTAGES at Moana. STEAMER S.S. MOANA; submerged at Wharf at Moana. Three-quarter size ALCOCK BILLIAD TABLE; new cushions and in good order; at Stillwater. One FIVE-ROOMED COTTAGE at Stillwater. One FOUR-ROOMED HOUSE at Stillwater. Apply— W. E CHURCH, Stillwater.'* JpOR SALE.—2OO acres of Land, with an out-run of 56 acres (Regulation Lease); mostly laid down in grass: mil© from Raupo Railway Station.—Apply J. B. Doolan, Totara Flat.

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