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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 April 1929, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS O P'E R A HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT DOLORES COSTELLO, with WARNER OLAND, in: “QLD gAN pRANCISCO.” A romance of the days when 'Frisco was the Paris of America. The Barbary Coast—The Fire of 1906—Massive Unprecedented. Full, Orchestra and Usual Prices. McKANE’S HALL, Cobden, TO-NIGHT An excellent feature:. “THE LAST WALTZ” “THE LAST WALTZ” MINERS’ HALL ::: RUNANGA TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT JJAORI pESTIVAL AND pNTERTAINMENT Unique—Fascinating—Educative »■ - Maori Greetings—Hakas—Poi Dances —Ancient Games—Weird Waiatas — Hymns and Songs. Admission 1/-. Children. 6d. 3 Doors open 7.30. Commence 8 p.m. j

A HAURA Tennis Club’s Grand BALL Memorial Hall, Ahaura, TO-NIGHT (Friday). Watson’s Orchestra of four instruments. Double tickets 5/6, Single 3/-. YOUNG MEN’S INSTITUTE. QRAND QLD J’IME JJALL. ' TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, APRIL 23. Steel’s Full Orchestra. Sumptuous Supper. Prices: 6/-, 5/-, 2/6, 1/-. A. L. McKAY, Hon. See. FOOTBALL. ~ gUGBY JpOOTBALL. OPENING OF SEASON’S COMPETITIONS. VICTORIA PARK. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). —Seniors— i MAGPIES V. UNITED—3 p.m. —Juniors — STARS V. UNITED—3 p.m. COBDEN V. BLAKETOWN—I.3O P-.m. Also matches at Hokitika, Dobson . and Kumara. <

Admission to Park: Gents 1/-, Ladies 6d. RUGBY MATCH. Z THE RUGBY MATCH, Stars v. JL Brunner, will be played at DOBSON, NOT Taylorville, as previously announced. D. HARRY, Secretary, Dobson. LAND SALES. S. BURNETT WHITE LIVE LAND AGENT, HAS THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE:—-

High Street —£1550, Mr. T. Groom’s fine new bungalow. This is a beautiful home and speaks for itself. Terms arranged. Milton Road—£Bso, practically new Bungalow of four rooms, and conveniences. Nice section. Brick Street—£73o, Convenient Sixroomed House. Hot and cold water. Good section. Concrete paths. Kilgour Road —Five-roomed Bungalow, nearing completion; built on a Freehold section. This is a splendid home, and has a great appearance. Finance can be arranged. Cobden—£4oo, Six-roomed House, situated on a splendid Freehold section, on the corner of Fox and Richmond Streets. High St.—£l2so, Six-roomed House; absolutely every possible convenience; quarter-acre Freehold section, well laid out. This property is connected with the sewer, and altogether is a very good proposition. Marsden Road —Five-roomed Up-to-date Bungalow; electric stove, in fact everything that one could possibly wish for, including up-to-date garage, lawns, and concrete paths. By people who know, this home has been quoted as the best built, and best designed house in the South Island. Further particulars on application. Finance arranged. Vacant Sections—We have two Vacant Sections in Kilgour Road; the only two left in this, the pick of Greymouth. We will build a house on either of these to your own design. Call to-day and accept this opportunity. Remember you get our expert advice and experience free. Murray Street—£6oo, Five-roomed House; handy to town. This should find a ready buyer. Marlborough Street— Four-roomed Nice Fr eehold section. Q^ ay ~ £6s o> Two-storied Premises. With,a little renovating, this proposition could be turned into a real money-maker. Str6et ~-Those premises recently occupied by Mr. Beck; also adjoining Sections. Freehold Sections—Lydia St., Marsden Road, Cobden, and Milton Road. it pays to cover your property with Insurance. Chief Agent A.P.A. Union Insurance Coy. > • S. BURNETT WHITE MACKAY STREET ::: GREYMOUTH