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. .. |LII ! n _ ILL _ , MiiiuniiiiinriimiwiwiiiiMniiiiiiriW"—■——Mtn— —— — TO-NIGHT- POLLARD’S PICTURES. . mnI “ T ° NIGHT Last Screening of Allen Houlbar s Drama Eterm . “31VNVO31AX 31 A R R 1 A G E Starring DOROTHY PHILLIPS and J AVIES KIRKYYOOD. FRIDAY and SATURDAY, and MAUN EE SATURDAY, commencing 2 p.m. Lionel Barrymore in the draiU.i of Sir Charles L. Young • “J 131 THE PEN3IAN” A Powerful Melodrama, _ JIM IHE “JIM THE PENMAN” A Powerful Melodrama JI3I The stcrv of th^ greatest that ever lived. A climax you could nesei gui ss ONLY THREE MORE DAYS ONLY THREE MORE DAYS —in which to subscribe to — \ THE GREY DISTRICT MEMORIAL FUND. THE GREY DISTRICT MEMORIAL FUND. All Lists Close SATURDAY, July 1 If you have not already given—GlVE Ml Lists Close SATURDAY, July 1 NOW. You will be sorry all your life All Lists Close SATURDAY, July 1 J you don’t. Emergency Lists open at the Newspaper Offices, Cray and Co s Office, and Armstrong and Douglas’s Store. LATEST PRICE LIST ASTOUNDING REDUCTIONS. Smart Tweed Costumes, 49/6- Gent’s All-wool Underpants, 7,6. Smart Navy Serge Costumes, uadies’ Indigo Print Overalls, Indigo Dye, 79/6- t Naw Serge, all wool, 4/9 per Nurses White Aprons, 06. * vajt l Black Italian Aprons, 4/11. Heavy Silk Blouses irom 12,6. Pillow Slips, 2/6 pair. Heavy Crepe de Chine, from 19/6 Towels from Is each. Ladies’ All-wool Hose, 2 11. Ladies’ Fancy Handkerchiefs, 6d Ladies’ All-wool Cashmere Hose each. Calico, from 10 2 d. Ladies’ 17in. Silk Hose, 4/3. Sheeting 80in. 'l/4 Gent’s Socks, 6d. Herringbone, 54m., 2/9. Gent’s All-wool C d. Socks, 1,6. Heavy Herringbone, 80m., 3.11. Gent’s Cashmere Socks, 2,3. White Flannelet.e, 10 2 d. Gent’s Neg. Shirts, good quality, Striped Flannelette, very strong. 5/11. I 1/3Gent’s All-wool Cardigans, 15,6. ’ Indigo Print, the best, 1/8.

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PUBLIC NOTICES. O t'Ali JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLl'x>b jIL'CHKIL and IJ.uSOv will be held in Hie Druids’ Hail 'I 111 S ( 1 nursday) IAJAIMI. Excellent music. Ailmission . Gents, 2s ; Ladies, Is. EZOHINOOR JAZZ DANCE-Druids’j .Hall, I O-MOilltOW EVENING,! 8 o’clock. Excellent door. Good sup-I per. Euchre tc-urnament. Admission :,i Ls and Is. j 31AWHERA LADIES’ HOCKEY 7 CLUB IpLXIX A FANCY 31ASQUERADE A BALL and EUCHRE, m the Diuids’ Hall, on TUESDAY, July Rm The NOVELTY. 7 DANCE will be a special feature of the evening. Excellent supper. Good music and door, an.l efficient 31. C. Tickets: Gents, 2s bd. ' GREY3IOUTH HARBOUR BOARDRENDERS arc invited, closing with the undersigned at Noon on TUESDAY, 4th Julv, for the LEASE of SECTIONS 79, 123, 124, 125, 270, Lol 1, and the UNLEASED PORTION of Section 7 ; same conditions as in previous lea-ses t.o apply. Upset rental for Section 7, £1 10s per annum, and for all others £1 per annum. Fuller particulars on application at the 'Board’s Office during office hours. Tenders must be marked on the outside of the envelope with the number of the section tendered for. W. B. GILBERT, Secretary. Greyniouth, 24th June, 1922. GREY3IOUTH CHA3IBER OF. CO3IMERCE. 'THE USUAL 31ONTHLY 31EET1NG of the above will be held at the Secretary’s Office, 31.ackay Street, on FRIDAY, June 30th, at 4 p.m. Business: General. " / 31. J. FOGARTY, Secretary.

PUBLIC NOTICES. IN EG J I.MATION WANTED. 4 M’ONE knowing the whereabouts of .MISS SKLL.xA 31ALLE, who was in the Albion or I nion Hotels in Greymoiuh in the year 187- ot 1673. Kindly coinmuiiicate with this office at once, as information of importance is awaiting her. ! OBEY UALEDOMAN SOCIETY. INGLESIDE TH’-MORN’ NICUT. ABE3IBERS are requested io rote that the Bachelors are in charge. “’1 hank you lor speriu. , By Order. 3IcTAV.ISH, ’ Chief Bachelor. j GREY HOSPITAL BOARD. Applications are invited for two CERTI I' IUATKD 31 ATERNiTYf NURSES lor Rewa 31aternity Hospital. Salary, £l5O per annum. Applications close at, the Loaid s Oflice at noon on FRIDAY. Juiv Li. HELEN KILGOUR, Secretary. GREY.MOU’IH BOROUGH COUNCIL. \VO3IEN’S REST ROO3I. RENDERS will be received up to 4 I 0 p.m. on THURSDAY. 6th July. 1922, al the Tdwn Clerk’s Office, for ERECTING the above room at. ..'ne Library. Flans and speeilications may be seen at the Town Clerk s Office. j The lowest or"any lender not neeessarilv accepted W. J. O’DONNELL, Borough Engineer. Council Chambers, June 29, 1022. i 3IOTOR CYCLE SPARES. i VV E have i ubL sccurcd Ktocks | ’’ Douglas 31otor Cycle Spares, and can supply f<»r all models. Send broken part for duplication. Don’t forget we have spares for over tw<> hundred cars and cycles.—N.Z. 3lotor YVrecking Co., Ltd., 29, Harris Street, Wellington- , I THE WORLD HAS TOO 31 ANY OF THE3I.

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