amusements OPERA HOUSE. TO-NIGHT at 8 o’clock. Ace of Action —King of Drama. Ken'Maynard “GUN GOSPEL” in: “GUN GOSPEL” Also the latest chapter of “BLAKE OF SCOTLAND YARD.” SUNDAY NIGHT —Picture Benefit. JOM MIX and TONY (the Wonder HORSE) in: “THE DAREDEVIL’S REWARD." MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT, And MATINEE MONDAY at 2.30 p.m. The World’s Greatest Achievement. “THE KING OF KINGS.” “THE KING OF KINGS," More than a motion picture. It has amazed the whole world, it is a topic of conversation in a hundred countries —it is marvellous. Full Orchestra and Special Musical Score. Prices 2/- and 1/6. Children 6d. A fee of 6d extra for booking. Box Plan now open at Moss and Co : s. ILTAWHERA DANCE, TO-NIGHT, Oddfellows’ Hall, in aid of League Queen. Special prizes for most popular lady and gent. EXHIBITION gWIMMING OARNIVAL MUNICIPAL B A T H S MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 25, At 7.30 p.m.
Three N.Z. Champions competing— MISSES STOCKLEY, MILLER AND HOOD. SPLENDID PROGRAMME. Admission: 1/6; Children, 6d. G. WALTERS, Hon. Sec. TE KINGA BALL. A BALL will be held in TE KINGA HALL on SATURDAY, March 2. Miss Watson’s orchestra. Splendid floor. Dainty supper. Admission; Gentlemen 2/6, Ladies 1/6. J. ROBINSON, Hon. Sec. KOKIRI SPORTS. HPHE following are the First Prizes x for the CHOPPING EVENTS of the Kokiri Sports, which will take place on SATURDAY, March 9: — Maiden Chop, £10; Big Chop, £3O; Upright Chop, £B. NOMINATIONS close on MONDAY, March 4. J. ROONEY, Secretary. • gT. PATRICK’S DAY SPORTS. VICTORIA PARK, MARCH 18. Mile Bicycle Race: Ist £3, 2nd £l, 3rd 5/-. Nom. 3/-. Quarter Mile Bicycle Race: £2 10s, £l, 5/-. Nom. 2/6. St. Patrick’s Wheel Race, 1£ miles: £5, £l, 10/-. Nom. 5/-. Quarter Mile Cycle Race: £3, £l, 5/-. Nom. 3/-. Maiden Handicap, 100yds.: Ist £2, 2nd £l. Nom. 2/-. Sheffield Handicap, 120yds: £5, £1 10/-, 10/-. Nom. 5/-. Three Cycle Races for Youths —17, 14 and 12 years. NOMINATIONS CLOSE SATURDAY, MARCH 9. GRAND HIBERNIAN BALL, FRIDAY MARCH 15. IRISH NATIONAL CONCERT, TUESDAY, MARCH 18. M. G. KELLY, J. I. McILROY, r . Joint Secretaries.
PUBLIC NOTICES. TOMATOES TOMATOES Full size cases TOMATOES from TOMATOES TOMATOES A / TOMATOES “ Early application necessary. GREYMOUTH FRUIT & VEGETABLE MART. Ring ’Phone 486. fpUNGSTONE jgATTERIES FOR CARS AND RADIO. THE ONLY PORTABLE PURE LEAD BATTERIES IN THE WORLD. Simple, Easily Accessible, and Highly Efficient. Prices on application to WESTLAND AGENCY COY., P.O. Box 98, Greymouth. THE Season for RASPBERRIES and LOGANBERRIES will soon be over. Raspberries, in 251 b. Crates 18/Raspberries in 121 b. Buckets 9/6 Loganberries, in 121 b. Buckets 10/6 JAM PLUMS, per case .. 5/~ Freight paid on two case lots. NEW POTATOES, 561 b. bags 5/6 NEW ONIONS, 561 b. bags 7/6 Freight paid on all above to any station. Cash with orders. . C. E. MEREDITH, LTD., Waimate.
TENDERS. A half-century of test still finds “ORB” the most uniform and reliable iron on the market. LYSAGHT’S ORB BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. Write John Lysaght Ltd., Box 341, Wellington, for free copy of their Pocket Handbook;—Al.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 February 1929, Page 1
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