' ft TO-NIGHT— POLLARD’S PICTURES. —TO-NIGHT “WHY MEN LEAVE HOME” Starring LEWIS STONE “WHY MEN LEAVE HOME” Starring MARY CARR , FRIDAY ONLY. Special Engagement of one of the most distinguished of J- C. Williamson s Artists:MISS MAGGIE FOSTER MISS MAGGIE FOSTER A young lady with a Violin, plus a personality, who has enraptured thousands of music lovers the whole world over. Also LENORE ULRIC in— “TIGER ROSE” One of the most famous Belasco Pictures. TOWN HALL— TO-NIGHT, FOR THE LAST TIME TO-NIGHT FOLLIES Huge audience delighted with last FOLLIES night’s programme. FOLLIES AH Star Players. FOLLIES Late J. C Williamson and Fuller’s Ltd JOLLY JOHN LARKINS JOLLY JOHN LARKINS LEE SMITH. EARLE WALKER, DOREEN ADELA, JACK WARNER, JEAN JEANETTE, CLAIRE CARSON, LORNA DOONE. Prices 3/3 and 2/- Box Plan at Webley Sons arid Gofton ■ i. FOLLIES WILL PLAY Z AT: / HOKITIKA ON THURSDAY BLACKBALL ON FRIDAY Blackball Prices 2/9. •THE LATEST IN PIANOS Messrs Webley Sons & Gofton Ltd. have just landed four models Of the new ENGLISH PIANOS made by MESSRS CARSON & SONS. The instrnTnents are built on the very latest lines and are of >oak and polished walnut. Height 4ft. 3ins. Full' iron frame. Overstrung with undamper action and specially suited for West Coast conditions. The price is £95 and ' usual easy terms are given if required. . - x «• Cheaper pianos are also stocked ana enquiries for all musical instruments are solicited. Webley Sons & Gofton, Limited. 29 Mackay Street, For Pianos, Gramaphcnes, Records, Music etc. ' '■ ' ", Murray’s Sample Rooms (Opposite Star Office, Mackay Street). WE ARE NOW SHOWING WOOLLEN COSTUMES, CARDIGANS, JUMPERS EVERYTHING TO WEAR FUR, VELOUR, TWEED COATS YOU CAN’T BUY BETTER LARGE AND CHOICE RANGE OF MILLINERY YOU CAN’T PAY LESS INSPECTION INVITED. F* MURRAY, Draper t
FOR SALE OR TO LET, ~ .... > ’ - _ r _ HOME, situated in Cobdejn ; Freehold; all conveni-. ences ; to 'be sold cheap.—Apply S. Burnett White, Land Agent, Mackay Street. (GROWER OFFERS 20 Sacks COCKS FOOT HEAVY ; farmers machine dressed ; sack lots, 10J>d per lb. Samples. —Box 14, Christchurch. TpOR SALE—Push Chair; almost new; price £2.10s. —Address at “Star” Office. JpOR SALE —Underwood Typewriter, large size, £22; Romeo Duplicator, £5 ; bargains. —Apply Renton and Co., Hokitika. J?OR SALE—22S Acres of LEASEHOLD LAND, at Jacksons; 28£ grassed and fenced, balance light bush. Make good dairy run. • Good proposition, obtaining firewood ; close to Railway. Station and school.—For particulars apply to “Farmer,” c/o “Star” Office. ‘ CRUSHED FIRECLAY. 1?OR SALE—In any quantity ash JL at kiln. Apply Greymoutlvßrick and Tile Co., Ltd., Karoro, or G- W. MOSS AND CO., Agents, ’Phone 18. .
SPLENDID HOME FOR SALE. INSTRUCTED by Mrs,. Orr, who is leaving the district, we offer her SPLENDID HOME, situate Turamaha Street, consisting of nine large rooms ' in excellent repair. All conveniences, gas, hot and cold water, etc. Considerable amount of purchase money can remain on mortgage.—For further particulars apply S. BURNETT WHITE or G. W- MOSS AND CO., Land and Estate Agents. IFOR SALE—Houses, Farms and A Businesses of every description. Agent for Fire Accident and Life Inenrances; Land and Income Tax Returns prepared; Auditor and Valuator —Apply A. NAYLOR, Land and General Agent, Greymouth. (ThN SALE —Clover and Lucerne Hay, Straw, Crushed and Dull Oats, Barley Chaff, and all lines of PRODUCE and GROCERIES.—A. Hopkinson and Co-, Thompson Street, Greymouth. ta— PUBLIC NOTICES. DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. STOCK AND STATION AGENTS - We can supply, ex-store Greymouth or Christchurch, your requirements in:— Seeds, Woolpacks, Twine, “Vaomark” Branding Oil, Pollard, Bran, Chaff, Oats, Wheat, Etc.; ’AGENTS FOR—“Quibell’s” Sheep Dip, “Kerol” Disinfectant, “Texaco” Motor Spirit, Benzine, Powder Kerosene and “Light of the Age” Illuminating Kerosene; also “Diamond” Cord Tyres in all sizes. LAMBSWe solicit consignments for the Addington market, or Freezing Works. All arrangements made, and every attention given, WOOL, HIDES AND SKINSLarge and well-lighted stores in both Christchurch and Wellinga ton. The largest Wool Brokers in the world.. Expert supervision. DALGETY AND COY., LTD., Auctioneers, Greymouth. WANTED KNOWN. T HAVE JUST OPENED a large and varied assortment of ENGLISH CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, including White and Gold Cups and Saucers. Salad Sets, Jugs, Tea Sets, Dinnerware, etc. Also a choice assortment of DOTH TON WARE V FANCY CHINA. T. BROWN. * People’ Grocer, Mackiy Street.
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