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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 January 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT at 8 o’clock. Zane Grey’s “OPEN RANGE” With Betty Bronson, Lane Chandler, and Fred Kohler. Also the final chapter of — “WHISPERING SMITH RIDES” SUNDAY NIGHT PICTURE BENEFIT HOOT GIBSON in—“THE RAWHIDE KID” MONDAY & TUESDAY, Jan. 28 and 29 —VAUDEVILLE DE LUXE — J. C. WILLIAMSON’S FOUR SUPER VAUDEVILLE ACTS. 'J'HE yyORLD’S Headed by the Act Beautiful — HARMSTON’S TRAINED COCKATOOS 35 Wonderful, Cute, Clever Cockatoo Comedians. . MANELLI and MACK in a pot pourri comedy juggling act. JEAN MCDONALD and her mystifying living marionettes. EVELYN MAY in her latest dance creation, THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS In conjunction with Metro-Goldwyn’s Special Picture, starring John Gilbert “TWELVE MILES OUT.” Full Orchestra. Prices: 3/- plus tax, and 2/-; children half price. Box Plan at Moss and Go’s. qpHE WORLD’S JgNTERTAINERS ——AT BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT TOWN HALL — —TOWN HALL —MONDAY AND TUESDAY— Extra Special Attraction. “THE BLUE DANUBE” Usual Prices. PRAND CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT, ODDFELLOWS’ HALL; Confetti, -Streamers, Balloons, Carnival Caps. In aid of the League Queen. SALVATION ARMY, BRUNNERTON. QRAND pROGRAMME —TO-NIGHT (Saturday) at 8 o’clock— Vocal and Instrumental Items by Christchurch Musical Party, led by Brigadier Burton.

SUNDAY 7 p.m—Great Salvation Meeting. Brigadier and Mrs Burton, and. Major and Mrs Bear. COME AND BRING A FRIEND. RUNANGA SWIMMING SPORTS. HPHE above Postponed Sports will be X held at RUNANGA BATHS on SUNDAY NEXT, January 27, commencing at 2.30 p.m. A good day’s sport assured patrons. ’Buses will leave Greymouth Post *■» Office at 2 p.m., returning after the Carnival. PICNIC, TE-KINGA, WEDNESDAY, January 30. Huge sports programme. Tea, Hot water, Sugar, and milk provided. Train leaves GreyM mouth at 9.10 a.m., returning at 6.0 p.m. Train stops at Dobson, Brunner, and Stillwater. Fares: Adults 2/6, Children under 15, 1/3. Tickets obtainable at Tom Bond’s. TOWN HALL— —GREYMOUTH —Musical Event of the Season— THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31 THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 31 . K ATHLEEN Q arven - J£ATHLEEN Q.ARVEN. THE EMINENT CONTRALTO —Assisted by— CHRISTCHURCH ARTISTS ACCOMPANIST MISS NELLIE HAYWARD. Box Plan at Moss and Co’s. Admission Reserved. Seats 4/-; Unreserved 3/- and 2/- plus tax. FOR SALE OR TO LET. CHAMPION STALLION FOR PRIVATE SALE.

BAY . HORSE, THE ACE (Imp.) Bred in England in 1918; by BAYARDO from USAA (dam of a successful sire in Black Gauntlet). THE ■ACE is quiet, and a sure foal-getter, and will be sold at a reasonable figure. For price and further particulars apply to PYNE, GOULD, GUINNESS, LTD., Box 112, Christchurch. 'p’Oß SALE —One Winch, dry back, two 7-inch cylinders, lOOlbs original pressure, £150; One Vertical Boiler, SOlbs pressure, £25; Fourteen chains Wire Rope, IJin., with aerial gear, d. price £5O. Apply Kumara Timber LTD., Kumara. SALE—ReaI Good Half-size Violin, Case and Bow, Strad model. Pegs. Address at Star Office. FOR PRIVATE SALE. 7 QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FUR’•gS NITURE, including .Piano (Chas. Eegg). Hours Thursday and Friday, 7. to 8 p.m., Saturday 3 to 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. Apply Mrs J. F, White, Shakespeare Street, Greymouth. ipOR SALE —Draught Gelding. Apply x Star Office. TDOR SALE —White Waste Paper x (any quantity), obtainable at Office Greymouth “Star.” ' rro LET —Large Shop, with Show x Room upstairs; suitable for any business; adjoining Royal Hotel. Owner will make alterations to suit tenant. —Apply Fogarty and Co., Mackay Street. T? OR SALE—Portable Columbia and JL H.M.V. Gramophones.—For prices and terms, apply G. W. Moss and Coy., Mackay Street, Greymouth.