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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 November 1918, Page 1

TO-NIGHT—-MARY PICKFORD inPEERLESS PICTURES. —TO-NIGHT ''THE LITTLE PHUMiifcSS' SUNDAY— MARK TWAIN'S —SUNDAY Most Popular and Widely Read Story — "TOM SAWYER" (Paramount) " "TOM SAWYER" Featuring the Clever Artist—- . - t JACK PICKFORD. The adaptation to the screen of one of Mark Twain's delightful stories will be -welcomed by the many admirers of this great writer. The production dosely follows the theme of the book, and its. exhilarating freshness creates a pleasing and wholesome impression. 'THE GREAT SECRET' "THE GREAT SECRET' "TIMARU BY THE SEA" RUNANGAPEERLESS PICTURES. 'T!MARU BY THE SEA" —RUNANGA SUNDAYMARY PICKFOKD in •'THE LITTLE PRINCESS" "THE LITTLE PRINCESS" "THE-LITTLE PRINCESS" "THE LITTLE PRINCESS" "THE LITTLE PRINCESS' (Artcraft.) "THE LITTLE PRINCESS' "THE LITTLE PRINCESS' "THE LITTLE PRINCESS' RUNANGA—MONDAY— "TOM SAWYER" "TOM SAWYER" "TOM SAWYER" MINERS' HALL. PICTURES AND CONCERT. JACK PICKFORD ,n Usual Picture Prices. Proceeds in Aid of Dean Carew Memorial Fund —RUNANGA -MONDAY "TOM SAWYER" "TOM SAV/YER" "TOM SAWYER" Full Orchestra TOWN HALL— j MONDAY and TUESDAY, NOV 4th and sth GRAND RETURN VISIT. "LEE TOY CHUNG" The Remarkable Eastern Mo«ican "LEE TOY CHUNG" Supported by a Vaudeville Confpanyof "LEE TOY CHUNG" Talented Artists, including—'■PßOFESSOß D'ALMAINE. The Acknowledged Emperor of "PROFESSOR D'ALMAINE. Hypnotism. Prices: 2s and Is.

AUCTIONS. AR'AHURA STOCK SALE. MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER. JJJESSHS JEFFRIES AND CO. will sell by public auction as above: , 15 FAT CATTLE. On account R. Karnbach. 35 FAT CATTLE. On account J. Deidrichs. ARAHURA YARDS. MONDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, 1918, At 1.30 p.m. Q' W. MOSS AND CO. will sell by public auction: — 20 PRIME BULLOCKS. Account Private Wm. Smith. 25 PRIME BULLOKS. . Account Mr. J.j Nolan. IJOTOMANU SALEYARDS, THURS * DAY, 7th November, at Noon.— MARK SFROT AND CO. will sell by public auction as above :—IOO Store Cattle, comprising yearlings to 2g-yr.-old steers and heifers; 50 forward 3 and 4-yr.-old Bullocks; 200 Sheep and Lambs, comprising about 150 forward wethers. Account various clients. WATAROA stock sale. : THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7th. jyjESSRS JEFFRIES AND CO. will sell by public auction, on account of the following clients, viz., Ivlessrs Nolan Bros., J. Collett, S. Hevejdt, A. Ward, McPherson Bros., T. Nolan and Harris and Son: — 160 HEAD FAT and STORE CATTLE. , { (To be drafted.)

WATAROA SALE YARDS. fl ANNUAL SPRING SALE. THURSDAY, 7th NOVEMBER. At 11 o'clock a.m. W. MOSS AND CO. will sell by public auction: — 25 2-vear-old STEERS. 6 HEIFERS. , Account Nolan Bros. 24 Prime 3-year-old BULLOCKS. Account Mr. E. A. Gibb. 20 Three-year-old BULLOCKS (in forward condition.) Account Mr. M. Patrick. 16 2-year-old STEERS. 5 DRY COWS. Account Mr, W. Vincent. |; i veAler . Account Mrs- M. Patrick. .(Proceeds to go to Copper Trail Fund.)

(CENTRAL YARDS, Preston Road, V Greymouth, SATURDAY, 9th November, at noon.—MARK SPR.OT AND CO. will'sell as above :—IOO STORE CATTLE, comprising yearlings to 3-yr.-old steers and heifers; 10 SPRINGERS ; 1 JERSEY BULL (2-yr-. old), 2 Yearling SORT-HORN BULLS, 1 2-yr.old SHORT-HORN BULL. Account various clients. Further entries solicited. PUBLIC NOTICE. DALGETY & COMPANY LIMITED, Land & Station Agents STOCK SALES Conducted at ADDINGTON, and all Principal Centres in CANTERBURY WESTLAND. "\yOOL gEASON. Attention of WOOL GROWERS is dr;iwn to the fact that we can arrange to dispose (if their WOOL CLIPS in any principal market in New Zealand. All Wool consigned to us <"t Greymouth will receive careful attention. WEST COAST AGENCY: Midland Chambers, Mackay Street, Greymouth. P.O. Box 63. ::::::: Telephone 157. .7. D. CHRISTIE, Representative.