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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 August 1925, Page 1

TO-NIGHT— OPERA HOUSE —TO-NIGHT RICHARD TALMADGE in— “ON T I M E ” A rip-snorting colossally funny fantastic melodrama—with enough thrills to last any man a lifetime. Also a new chapter of “THE GHOST CITY’ ’and Two-reel Century Comedy. SUNDAY NIGHT— Picture Benefit. —SUNDAY NIGHT “FLAMING BARRIERS” Starring Jacqueline Logan and Antonio Moreno Smashing Melodrama —Packed with Thrills —Crammed with Scenes that’ll make you gasp. MONDAY— ! Big Double Star. —Master Pictures present —MONDAY BETTY BALFOUR (England’s Mary Pickford) in “MORD EM’LY” For entertainment of a thrilling nature —for laughs that come straight from your heart—for a love story clean as a whistle—for backgrounds as new as to-morrow’s sun—see “MORD EM’LY,” ' the fascinating story of a little Cockney girl who bullied her way from slavery io fame. Full Orchestra. Usual Prices. WHEN DOUBTFUL WHERE TO SHOP —— f * TRY MURRAY’S FOR (JOATS QOAT JTROCKS (JOSTUMES AND ALL KINDS OF yyOOLLEN QOODS 1 . ‘ ! (MURRAY’S QUALITY SERVICE SAMPLE ROOMS. (OPP. “STAR” OFFICE.) OPOSSUMS!! OPOSSUMS!! •• WE ARE LICENSED GOVERNMENT BROKERS h WE ACT AS AGENTS BETWEEN SELLER AND BUYER. WE WILL SELL YOUR SKINS AT AUCTION. DO NOT SELL PRIVATELY. , Dunedin is the recognised fur selling centre of New Zealand. SALE DATE: Friday, September 25. WRIGHT, STEPHENSON & CO. LTD., DUNEDIN.

LOST AND FOUND. OST—By poor woman, at 7 o’clock i ' this morning, £1 Note (tied in handkerchief). —Reward returning to “Star” Office. J-POUND— Lady’s Gold Watch, Owner may have same by paying cost of advertisement, and giving decryption. — Address at “Star” Office. 1 1 - 1 AUCTIONS. J? AT STOCK SALE. PRESTON ROAD SALE YARDS MONDAY, AUGUST 31, at 1.30 p.'m. Account Mr. T. E. Coates, Kopara: 16 PRIME FAT, BULLOCKS. Account Mr. W. Diedrichs, Kokatahi: 10 PRIME FAT HEIFERS 1 3-year HOLSTEIN HEIFER, due in four weeks. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COY., Auctioneers. SPRBHRMMMfIHHfIMBNHDBMBNNHHHRKRMBMSDMBBHOBDHBMXSBIDDRiI FOR SALE OR TO LET. SITTINGS EGGS—Black Orpingtons and Purebred White Leghorns ', champion laying strains ; 7/6. —Beck and Co., Grocers. ■pO LET—Four or five Furnished A Rooms, in good locality. Easy terms for a term. —Apply “Star” Office. T?OR SALE—One Share in Moody Creek Co-operative Coal Mine; reasonable offer accepted.—Apply W. Robertson, Seddon Street, Runanga. pOR SALE-A Snip, MOTOR ’BUS, x 20-Seater Brockway ; Winconsin Engine ; practically new. Owner going in. for 30-Seater Motor ’Bus. —Apply H. Hahn, Motor ’Bus Proprietor, or Schaef’s Garage. POR SALE—Several Houses and A Sections in town, including three fine Residences (to be sold in one lot), cheap. Houses in Cobden, including the very best, with all modern conveniences : also the Cobden Public Hall with Shop and all appliances attached thereto.. Terms can be arranged.—ANAYLOß, Land Agent, Greymouth.

FARM LANDS FOR SALE. 350 ACRES RENEWABLE LEASE, at Kopara. Lease 66 years from July 1, 1917. Rental £5 5s per num150 ACRES CROWN LAND, at Ko para. Lease, year to year, at a rental of £2 per annum. This is a good piece of river-bed flat. Full particulars on application to G. ,W. MOSS AND COMACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH ‘ PUBLIC NOTICESOPOSSUM SKINS

DALGETY AND CO., LTD., have large and well-lighted stores Dunedin and WellingtonArrangements hav» been made to receive and forward consignments on behalf of clients, to our Dunedin and Wellington Houses, who are LICEN-

SED BROKERS for the ensuing Reason, Consignments entrusted to our care will receive EXPERT SUPERVISION AND CLASSIFICATION, thus ensur-

ing maximum prices. LIBERAL ADVANCES may be obtained where required. Dunedin Sale Dates: September 25. DALGETY AND CO. Ltd. AUCTIONEERS. GREYMOUTH. . PITY BUFFET PRIVATE HOTEL, Corner Colombo and Lichfield Streets, Christchurch. Most central house in city; five minutes from Station and three minutes from G.P-O, Gardens, River and Theatres. Been re-modelled, re-decorated and re-fur-nished throughout. Luxurious lounges, excellent cuisine, moderate tariff. Ideal home for travellers and tourists. —R. M. C. HYMAN. Proprietress. All trams stop outside. N"O ROWNTREE’S ENGLISH •" * EUCALYPTUS and MENTHOL PASTILLES just landed ; 3ozs. for 11-, at KEDDIE’S, Chemist, Opp. Peat Offings