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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 November 1926, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPE R A Z HOUS E TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT i FAREWELL TO MURIEL STARR And her brilliant , MURIEL STARR company of artists In association with the distinguished English Actor JTARVEY By Arrangement With J. C. WILLIAMSON, LTD. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT The memorable play, gripping in its realism: J JADAME The most Powerful, Absorbing and Thrilling Dramatic Triumph. Muriel Starr as Jacqueline. ' A magnificent achievement. POPULAR PRICES.—D.C. and O.S. 6/-; Stalls 4/-; Pit 2/- (plus tax). Box Plan at Webley’s. STANLEY GRANT :::: Manager The above Company will play at REEFTON TO-MORROW. A SHORT NIGHT DANCE will be held TO-NIGHT at the United Pavilion. Good music and excellent floor. Admission 1-. TJTART’S Minstrels and Vaudeville will appear at Taylorville an WEDNESDAY, and Camerons on FRIDAY. A DANCE w'ill follow’ at each place. GREYMOUTH MUNICIPAL BAND SOLO CONTEST. TOWN HALL, THURSDAY, DEC 2, J- 1926. 23 ENTRIES! 23 ENTRIES! Judge: H. J. Adamson, Esq., Runanga. Supervisor: R. T. Bush. Admission 1/-. W. D. MURRAY, Secretary; Q TILL WATER GUN CLUB,—A Dance will be held in the schoolroom on SATURDAY, December 11. Good music and floor. PUBLIC LADIES! The best and most reliable remedy is NO. 9, IMPROVED FEMALE PILLS. Price 2/6 (post free) from CHEMIST, P.O. Box 791, Christchurch. “ARTHUR’S PASSHOSTEL This new well appointed house, under capable management, places ■within the reach of all THE LONG-DESIRED HOLIDAY —in the — HEART OF THE MOUNTAINS. All the attractions of other mountain Tourist Resorts only a few hours distant. REAL I S E THE JOY OF LIVING In the bracing mountain air of 2450 ft. A week-end will refresh and delight you. Special arrangements for parties at reduced tariff. Full particulars from the Tourist Office, Greymouth and Christchurch, or from the Hostel Management— MR. AND MRS. J. R. WHETTER, Arthur’s Pass. QPEN BETTER. '• DEAR GREYMOUTH— The undersigned ventures to make his bow, and to intimate that he will open in business as a PHARMACIST in your city on Saturday, Nov. 20. The premises are in the Duke ol Edinburgh Hotel block of buildings, in Guinness Street. His DRUGS are like your own air —FRESH and PURE; his SERVICES he will endeavour to make like vour own citizens—GOOD and TRUE. Having had many years experience in hio calling, including ten years Dispensership at Christchurch Hospital,- he is- confident of securing at ► least part of your coveted patronage, and aspires to the honour of subscribing himself, Dear Greymouth, Your Faithful Servant— ROBERT PAINTER.