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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 September 1924, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. MAWHERA HOCKEY CLUB’S WEEKLY DANCE will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall TO-NIGHT. Speed One-step and other novelties. Steel’s orchestra. ’ TNITED CLUB Learners’ Dance, MONDAY EVENING, at United 'Pavilion. All welcomed and efficiently tutored. DRUIDS’ EUCHRE.—UsuaI Fortnightly Tourney will be held in the Druids’ Hall, Tainui Street, on MONDAY EVENING. First prize: Elouse Linen; 2nd., Half-dozen Cups and Saucers. THE BALL OF THE SEASON. > rpRE ANNUAL PLAIN & FANCY J DRESS BALL will be held in Carey’s Hall, Cobden, FRIDAY, Sept. 19. Williams’s full orchestra will supply the music. Efficient M.C. Round-the-table supper. Prize for fancy costume, and numerous novelty dances. — 1— O ESERVE TUESDAY, Sept. 30, for EUCHRE and DANCE, at Star Hall, for the Otago- Rugby Footballers. Club Secretaries please note. f)PERA HOUSE, :: GREYMOUTH LAST TWO NIGHTS OF RECORD SEASON. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Of course, everybody reads advertisements. “Get yourself talked about,” says Ambrose Peale, “Be a hero if jxissible. But don’t be a boob.” Yes, “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE” “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE” “IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE” TO-NIGHT at 7.45. BUSINESS MEN ! GET HINTS FROM N F. 1/ L I E B R A M LEY NELLIE BR A M LEY COY., Which William Russell presents, by arrangement with J. U. Williamson, Ltd., in the Side-splitting Farcical Comedy. REWANUI and BLACKBALL TRAINS ' DELAYED TO-NIGHT till 10.35 and 10.40 o’clock respectively.

MONDAY MONDAY Th? Mining Play titled. “ S UN DAY” “SUN D A Y ” “SUN D A Y ” Remember' “SUNDAY” comes on MONDAY. NELLIE BRAMLEY, THE STAR OF THEM ALL. BOOK EARLY. Prices: 6/-, 4/-, 2/-. Box Plan at Webley’s. Full orchestra. George Bryant, Producer. i PUBLIC NOTICES. AMIGO, THE GREAT SKIN HEALER. OpHE most wonderful Ointment made. I ' Cures all skin diseases. Prevents blood-poisoning from cuts and , abrasions. Heals without a scar. ’ Obtainable from chemists and stores, 2/- per pot, or 2/3 post free, from - KETTLE BROS., Greymouth, West I Coast Agents. 1 FOR SALE OR TO LET. ) 1 — — I ipOR PRIVATE SALE—Piano, • Household Furniture (including e Suite), Linoleums, Incubator (60-egg), Lady’s and Gent’s Bicycles, Three- ’ seater Dodge Car, Garden Tools, etc. — Apply from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m., and from 7 p.m to 8 p.m any week day to Mrs Richardson, Palmerston Street. FOR SALE—Trotting Gelding BILL HEATHCOTE (Lord Heathcote--Ruby S.), 6 years.—Apply J. Scott ’’ Jnr., Ross. _ ■pOR SALE—Palmerston Street, Sixri “ roomed House; beautiful Freehold section ; more than quarter-acre. Price £675. Small deposit of cash required.—S. Burnett White, Land Agent. ipOR SALE—Two cast iron Pulleys; C r 22in. by s£in. ; a bargain.—Ad- , dress at Star Office. 5, > —*—i :e I7OR SALE.—Freehold Property, j, situated Palmerston Street, with Vgood Six-roomed Dwelling thereon, >s with all conveniences. Government mortgage. —Apply G, W. Moss and Co.