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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 March 1922, Page 1

TOWN HALL— PEERLESS PICTURES. —TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT— FOR THE LAST TIME. -TO-NIGHT WAI. RUSSELL in— “COLORADO PLUCK” In which a golden heart, dug from a western mine, is tested in the laboratory ol love. SHIRLEY MASON in— “THE MOTHER HEART.” EDDIE POLO in— “KING OF THE CIRCUS” SUNDAY— ELAINE HAAIAIERSTEIN in: —SUNDAY * “POOR DEAR MARGARET KIRBY” “POOR DEAR MARGARET KIRBY” Last Episode of — “THE DIAMOND QUEEN.” Last Episode of— “THE DIAMOND QUEEN.” Also the First Episode of Universal’s Great Outdoor Serial—“THE WHITE HORSEMAN,” “THE WHITE HORSEMAN,” Featuring ART ACORD. Featuring ART ACORD. COMING— ETHEL CLAYTON in-- “THE CITY OF SPARROWS.” COMING— EVA NOVAK in— “WOLVES OF THE NORTH.” THROUGH MOTOR SERVICE WAIHO—FRANZ JOSEPH GLACIER. Cars leave Hokitika EVERY WEDNESDAY at 9.45 a.in on arrival <•* train from Greymouth, arriving Waiho same night. Returning from Waiho EVERY FRIDAY at 9.30 a.m., arriving at Hokitika same night. Return tickets available for three months. CLEMENTS MOTORS, HOKITIKA Telephone 131-118. ;::::::: Telegrams “Clements.” i GIBBS’S MOTOR SERVICE ’ NELSON—HAVELOCK—BLENHEIM ! Leaves Nelson Daily at 8.30 a.m. Leaves Blenheim daily at 8-30 a.m. ■ NELSON—MOTUEKA—TAKAKA Leaves Nelson daily at 8 a.m. Leaves Takaka daily at 8 a.m. (Cars connect with Hawkins’s service from Takaka to Collingwood.) NELSON—MOTUEKA—RIWA KA Leaves Riwaka daily at 8 a.m. Leaves Nelson daily at 3.45 p.m. NELSON—WESTPORT—REEFTON Leaves Nelson Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturday at. 7.45 a.m. Leaves Westport 7.45 a.m. and Reefton 8.30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. WESTPORT—REEFTON Daily at 10 a.m. and vice versa. BOOKING OFFICES:— Nelson, Hardy Street, Phone 884 Westport: Grand Hotel and Bradley’s Dominion Tea Rooms. Granity : J. Evans, Renfton : Dawson’s Hotel. Blenheim: Blenheim Vulcanising Co., Market Place.

Quality And Econ my In X 5 Furniture:- / A ”'b. O L T efforts to provu. o.i: ie ut / ■, the very best qaiiliq . mW- j L.> / ■ /.-H est possible prices, are in. •_ mg ur>»» I ’/..'‘.ypublic approval. i Q ■ —lnspection W eicmi ; GJCHAEF & Motor Garage, T.irapuio -tFurniture Works, Herbert birtet.

AUCTIONS. PRELiIMINARY ANNuUNCEMENI. AUCTION SALE OF HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE. MANCARROW AND CO., instructed bv F. C. Wade, Esq., will wcil on WEDNESDAY, 29th March, at 2 p.m. . — The whole of his SPLENDID FURNITURE and EFFECTS. See later advertisement for lull details. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. TOTARA FLAT SALE YARDS. MESSRS G - w - MOSS conjunction with M’MAHON AND LEE, will sell by public auction as above (exact date of sale will be advertised later): — ABOUT 1900 STORE SHEEP, comprising :— 400 Good STORE WETHERS (2, 4 and 6 tooths). 1500 STORE EWES, 2,4, 6, and 3 tooths. (Ages guaranteed). To be drafted into lots to suit buyera. Further entries invited. FOR SALE. T?OR SALE —American Organ, 12 steps; also Lyricphone, with d 3 records-, cheap.—Apply C. Lishman, Reefton. JT’OR SALE—I92I Sports Model *- Harley-Davidson. Only used a short time; a bargain.—Apply Harley and Co. POR SALE—I92I Ford Lorry ; used few months ; all complete. —Apply Harley and Co. W 4-IH-fHßgaMawggE , Wl , lT»l PUBLIC NOTICES. SEVEN-MILE HOTEL RAPAHOE. The above hotel is under new management. Visitors may rely on obtaining every comfort. The travelling public will find the viands equal to any that money can buy. Whisky and Wines of all kinds kept. No refills. The house is the stopping point for those visiting the scenery of Barrytown and the caves. Morning and Afternoon Tea, with refreshments, supplied. W. McLEAN, Proprietor. KIELY AND PASCOE TAILOR-MADE SUITS TAILOR-MADE SUITS TAILOR-MADE SUITS Of English and Colonial Suitings. Our prices range from £7 to £9 9s. Fit, Style and Workmanship guarTry us for your NEXT SUIT. KIELY AND PASCOE, LADIES’ AND GENT’S TAILORS, Boundary Street, b (Next Door Golden Eagle Hotel.)