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AMUSEMENTS X - OPERA HOUS E ' TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT “THE GRIP OF THE YUKON,” “THE GRIP OF THE YUKON,” Starring Noil Hamilton, Francis X. Bushman, June Marlowe, Otis Harlan. Also the latest chapter of “THE TRAIL OF THE TIGER.” SUNDAY NlGHT—Picture Benefit JACK HOLT in: “THE TIGRESS” With Dor..Revier, “THE TIGRESS” Frank Leigh, and “THE TIGRESS” Phillippe De Lacy. MONDAY AND TUESDAY NEXT. A picture that will haunt the memory with its beauty in the years to come. “MOTHER MACHREE” “MOTHER' MACHREE” Smiling Irish eyes and aching Irish hearts. An epic of mother love and sacrifice —vital in theme —breath taking in suspense—sparkling with tears —brimming with laughter. Full Orchestra. Prices 2/- and 1/6. Children 6d. Box Plan at Moss and Co’s. JpOOTBALL. COBDEN SUNDAY, 3 p.m. GREAT SENIOR CLASH: JJJARIST V. JJELSON QREEK. Curtain Raiser —1.30 p.m. MARIST V. NGAHERE JUNIORS. Other matches on Sunday at Dunollie, Nelson Creek and Omoto. WELCOMES RE-APPEARANCE OF JtyflSS J£ATHLEEN GARVEN, Delightful Dramatic Contralto. “London Universe”: —Her brilliant vocalisation captivated her audience, and rounds of applause greeted every item. TOWN HALL :: TUESDAY NEXT Associated Artists: ‘ BERNARD BARKER, English Violinist. NELLIE' HAYWARD, Gifted Accompaniste. JOSEPHINE MALONEY, , Beautiful Lyric Soprano. Reserved Seats: 4/-, Unreserved 3/-, 2/-, plus tax. Box plan at Moss’s. JACK’S HALL, KOTUKU. A GRAND BALL.will be heldin 7 the 5 "• above Hall on SATURDAY EVENING, May 18. Sumptuous supper. Efficient M.C. Steel’s Orchestra. Admission: Gents 3/6, Ladies 1/6. J. BUTCHER, Secretary. THE SHOW OF THE YEAR. JJOKATAHI—J£OITERANGI —will be held on— TUESDAY, MAY 28th, and WEDNESDAY,. MAY 29 th.

Large number of valuable prizes, special and cash, and trophies for various sections (244 classes) —Vegetables, Farm Produce, Cookery, Poultry, Dairy Produce, Needlework, etc. ENTRIES CLOSE at 8 p.m. on FRIDAY, MAY 17. THE SHOW is the principal one of the year on the Coast for an all-round display of produce, and if you have the quality produce, or other suitable exhibits, ENTER and it will be worth your while. THE SCHEDULE may be seen at the “Star” Office. ■ T. ECCLESFIELD, Secretary. /2J.REYMOUTH FIRE BRIGADE ANNUAL BALL. TOWN HALL :: MONDAY, JUNE 3 (Old Time Dances only). Billy Williams’s Orchestra. Excellent supper. Tickets: Double 5/-, Extra Lady 2/6. J. G. WALTON, Secretary. A PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS BALT, will be held in the TE KINGA HALL on SATURDAY, June 15. Other secretaries please note. LOST AND FOUND T OST. —String of Pearls; keepsake; between town and Threadneedle Street, Friday night.—Reward on returning to. “Star” Office. — ■ .-a PUBLIC NOTICES HORSE and COW COVERS made from the best materials. TENTS, FLYS and TARPAULINS made to suit your requirements at the i shortest notice. My popular LE ROY COATS are a necessity to the out-of-doors man. CAR OWNERS' your HOODS are repaired while you wait. i PRICES on application. P. G. WILLIS TENT AND COVER MAKER, Mackay Street (opp. “Argus” Office). 245. HOUSEWIVES HOUSEWIVES SAVE MONEY HOUSEWIVES HOUSEWIVES by obtaining your HOUSEWIVES HOUSEWIVES /GROCERIES HOUSEWIVES FRPM HOPKINSON & CO. FAMILY GROCERS, THOMPSON ST. :: GREYMOUTH. i.