amusements « 1 I OPE, R A HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT “THE YELLOW LILY,” Starring Billie Dove. FRIDAY —Spectacular Film. • “WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET.” '! “WHEN FLEET MEETS FLEET.” (Seven Reels.) An immortalised romance of Die great battle of Jutland. Spectacular and realistic scenes. A great story excel- 4 lently played. Orchestra and Usual Prices.' SATURDAY SATURDAY '; Rex in: “THE DEVIL HORSE.” rinO-NIGHT —Karoro Sports OLD -*L TIME DANCE, United Pavilion. Williams’s orchestra. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. JJOLL UP. to the Star Hockey Club’s - n ' SHORT NIGHT JAZZ DANCE, TO-NIGHT, Oddfellows’ Hall. Steel’s orchestra. 1/6 and 1/-. QKATlNG—Mckane’s Hall, Cobden, ° EVERY TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVENING; also SATURDAY AFTERNOON from 3 to 5.
QRAND JgALL, Under the auspices of the Taylorville Soccer Club, —To be held in— WALLSEND PUBLIC HALL fridayTaugust 2. Steel’s orchestra. Excellent arrangements. Novelties galore. Double tickets 5/-, Gents 3/6, Extra. Lady 2/6. No expense has been spared to make this the ball of the season. McGlashan’s ’Bus will leave Greymouth Post Office at 8 p.m. . F. FINNING, Hon. Sec. i BOXING! BOXING! ■yyEST OOAST CHAMPIONSHIPS TOWN HALL :::: GREYMOUTH SATURDAY, AUGUST 3. Competitors from Hokitika to Reef; ton. Cream of the Coast competing. Doors open 7 p.m., commencing 7.30. • ■ i ■' - Prices: Stage, 5/6; D.C., 3/3; Body of Hall', 2/-. i ALL TRAINS DELAYED. F. W. BAILLIE, Secretary. THE POSTPONED SKATING CARJ NIVAL will be held in McKane’s Hall NEXT MONDAY EVENING, August 5. QWIMMING CENTRE’S GRAND k - BALL will be held in the Trotting Club Hall on THURSDAY, August 8. Steel’s orchestra. PUBLIC NOTICES WOOD AND COAL
ip J. McENANEY, Carrier, can x DELIVER, for cash, FIREWOOD of full lorry loads, of: Ift blocks for .. .. 16/6 2ft. blocks for .. .. 15/6 Bellvue Nuts 16/- ha-- ton. Orders left with D. Hanrahan, Mawhera Quay, or ’phone 474, will be carefully attended to. RE-BUILDING TYURING the re-building of my , premises, business has been TRANSFERRED NEXT DOOR (just next to the Club Hotel) Up-to-date Stocks of MERCERY and BOOTS CALL AND INSPECT. TIM SINNOTT NEXT CLUB HOTEL, GREYMOUTH. l/5 lb., postage 6d extra. Procurable from H. Williams and Ross, Chemists, Greymouth. NATIONAL MORTGAGE & AGENCY COY. LIMITED GREYMOUTH. SPRING SOWING ANI TOP-DRESSING We have landed our NEW SEA SON’S SUPPLIES, consisting of— GARTON, DUN and ALGERIAN OATS (feed and samples). G&ASS SEEDS and CLOVERS Of all descriptions; machine dressed. NATIONAL SUTTON’S VARIETIES. ’ high per cent, germination. / MANURES: Use NATIONAL SPECIAL FERTILIZERS for all crops. SUPERPHOSPHATES (all analyses). BASIC SLAG BLOOD AND BONE MANURES also stocked. For the BEST RESULTS you cannot do better than consult the “NATION AL" regarding SEEDS and MANURES hpfnro nrdpriniz olqowhnrp I TEACHERS OF MUSIC TEACHER OF MUSIC MR JAMES PATTERSON. L.R.A.M., L.T.C.L., A.T.C.L., , L.L.C.M., Ma,‘XCiL, Teacher of Pianoforte, Singing, Theory and Harmony. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Address’ RO High street.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 August 1929, Page 1
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