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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 February 1920, Page 1

TO-NIGHT— POLLARD'S PICTURES. . —TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ONLY— A First National Release: —TO-NIGHT ONLY "A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE," Starring ANITA STEWART. "A MIDNIGHT ROMANCE," Starring ANITA STEWART. The Story of ''Marie," the Mystery Girl from Nowhere. A Play of Scandal, Mystery and Romance. Full Orchestra, and Pollard's Usual Picture Prices. TO-NIGHT— MINERS' HALL, RUNANGA. —TO-NIGHT "DAMAGED GOODS" "DAMAGED GOODS" 7 p.m., WOMEN ONLY— 9 p.m., MEN ONLY. Prices 2s. Prices 2s. THURSDAY— OPERA HOUSE. , —FEBRUARY 26th "GREYMOUTH UP-TO-DATE" "GREYMOUTH UP-TO-DATE' —CASTE—"Peggy" Miss M.\Bush "Capt. Joe" Mr. K. Skoglund "Connie" Miss N. Chunn "Sparks" Master 11. Nash "Flossie" Miss D. Brebner "Percy" Mr. L. McGlashan "Jack" Mr. A. Giffney Visitors to the Tip-head : Misses M. Bouvke, M. Steer, G. McKay, R. Steer, T. Asliton, M. Parfitt, E. Clark, C. Hopkins, M. Smith, A. Bush. C. Dodson, V. Parkinson, B. Robert son, E. Stubbs, A. McKnight, D. Hamilton, Messrs T. Clark, E. Stapp, Buck and Kitchingham. ! Picnicers on the Beach : Misses Ann Cochrane, Teresa Newman, K. Sampson, Slielia Wingham, Elsie Wil-liams, Kathleen Newman, E. Sampson, J. Benyon, Mamie Newman, V. Williams, Nancy Martin and Lot Nash. Pollard's Premier Augmented Orchestra under the Baton of Mr. Fred Restieaux. AMATEUR BOXING TOUENAMENT BLACKBALL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. FROM BANTAM TO HEAVYWEIGHT. Also Two Special Bouts, Six Bounds, 3 min. each, between— ROBBO (Blackball) v. RUSTY (Waiuta) 808 EMERALD (Grey) v. HARRY LONG (Blackball) Competitors to be at ringside 6.30 p.m., for medical examination. Tourney starts at 7 p.m. sharp. Prices : ss, 3s and 2s. R. DUNCAN. Hon. Secretar-y.

LOST AND FOUND. I OST-On Monday night, Hokitika 7 o'clock train,, Lady's Hand Bag, containing pension paper and money.— Reward returning to Star Office. PUBLIC NOTICES. WEST COAST OLD BOYSASSOCIATION. TPHE above Association intend opening the shop in Tainui Street on SATURDAY, 28th February, to raise funds for the Old Peoples' Home. Donations of Vegetables, Frurt, Cakes, etc.. are invited from persons desirous of giving. The shop will be open on Friday evening to receive same. All communications to be addressed to the Secretary. F. J. JOHNSTON, Secretary. I

GOLD BOUGHT in any quantity Highest price given. GEO. E. STEPHENSON, Licensed Gold Buyer. Box 41. Reef ton.

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