AMUSEMENTS. *~~O p J, ra HOUSE. TO-NIGHT ONLY. A Splendid Attraction. “A LITTLE JOURNEY,” “A LITTLE JOURNEY,” With Claire Windsor, William Haines and Harry Carey. Don’t miss this one. A laugh and a thrill every mile of the way. SUNDAY NlGHT—Picture Benefit. “HOGAN’S ALLEY,” “HOGAN’S ALLEY,” With Monte Blue, Patsy Ruth Miller, Lohise Fazenda and Ben Turpin. A fight picture. A thrill picture. A picture too good to miss. MUNDAY AND TUESDAY. A Real Masterpiece. Rafael Sabatini’s Great Story: “BARDELYS, THE MAGNIFICENT.” Starring John Gilbert, with Eleanor Bordman and Roy D’Arcy. John Gilbert, the unforgettable star of “The Big Parade/’ makes this picture his supreme romantic screen triumph. Rafael Sabatini, famous writer of “Scaramouche” and “The Sea Hawk,” penned his most glorious romance in • “Bardelys. the Magnificent.” Prices 2/- and 1/G. Children 6d. Full Orchestra. Box Plan at Webley’s.
ANOTHER SUCCESS! TfRED SMITH’S DANCE X ORCHESTRA. TO-NIGHT ' TO-NIGHT UNITED PAVILION. GRAND DANCE DE LUXE. CONTINUOUS MUSIC. Gents 2/6 Ladies 2/6 Q.REYMOUTH AMATEUR SWIMMING CLUB. C A R.N I V A L —To be held in— MUNICIPAL BATHS —on— WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1928, at 7 p.m. 1. MEN’S DASH~HANDICAP, 83 1-3 yards. Limit 4secs. Nom. 1/-. Trophies: 21/-, 10/6. 2. GIRLS’ HANDICAP, under 15 years, 33 1-3 yards. Trophy 7/6. 3. BOYS’ HANDICAP, 33 1-3 yards. Trophy 7/6. 4. MEN’S HANDICAP, 66 2-3 yards. Nom. 1/-. Trophies: 21/-, 10/6. 5. LADIES’ HANDICAP. 33 1-3 yards. s Trophy 12/6. G. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Gold Medal, value £3 10s, p!resented by Mr. C. McKechnle. Nom. 2/-. 7. LADIES’ DIVING. Post entry. Trophy 10/6. 8. MEN’S DIVING. Noir. 1/-. Trophy 10/6. NOMINATIONS close SATURDAY, January 14. Handicaps declared Monday, January. 16. % Admission: Adults 1/-; Children, 6d. G. WALTERS, Hon. Secretary. Box 57, Grey mouth.
GREYMOUTH WATERSIDE WORKERS’ ANNUAL PICNIC. OASS SQUARE ::: HOKITIKA; SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1928. Pares: Adults 2/4, Children 1/3. Trophies and Cash Piizes for young and .old. \ Greymouth Municipal Band in attendance. Hot Water, Tea, Sigar and Milk provided FREE. Special attention wik be given to children in the way o’ cash, lollies, biscuits, fruit and soft drinks. Tickets can now be obtained from the Union Secretary. Train leaves Greymouth at 9.20 a.m, stopping at Elmer Laie and Karoro. H. KIRK, C. FRASER, Joint Secretaries.
A. AND P. £KOW. ■yiCTORIA PARK, GREYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, February 15 and 16, 1928. ENTRIES CLOSE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. Write or Call for Schedule. • GITAS. IT. ROSE, Hon. Secretary. ’Phone 96. P.O. Box 171. KARORO SPORTS CLUB. A HANDICAP CYCLE ROAD RACE will be held on SATURDAY, Jan. 28, from the Australasian Hotel to Gladstone and back. First Prize £2, Second Prize. Trophy. Nominations 2/6. Nominations will close with the undersigned, P.D. Box 37, Greymouth, on SATURDAY, Feb. 21. F. A. HUGHES, Hon. Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. THE MAIL ORDER CHEMIST. T ADIES’ NO 2 CORRECTIVE PILLS, extra strong, 12/6; No. 2 Corrective Pills, special formula, 20/-. Post free. THE MAIL ORDER CHEMIST, P.O. Box 791 :: Christchurch. I* '' >/' •
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