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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 June 1930, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TALKIES. TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TUESDAY,. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, & WEDNESDAY’S MATINEE. The Glorious and Gorgeous All-Talk-ing, Siuging, Dancing Musical Comedy Triumph: “NO, NO, NANETTE,” “NO, NO, NANETTE,” With a cast o£ brilliant stars, headed by Alexander Gray and Bernice Claire. The most gorgeously costumed photoplay of the age is glorified in all its dazzling, glittering hues through the introduction of the last word in lifelife colour. The most lavish production ever made in Hollywood. Sumptuous scenes, romantic lovers, snappy song hits, clever comedians. EXCELLENT TALKIE SHORTS. Prices: Circle 3/3; body of hall 2/-, Children 1/-. Matinee Prices: 2/-, 1/6, Children 6d. Reserve at Moss’s foi’ this gigantic, spectacular’ extravaganza. B LAKETOWN HALL.—Grand Novelty Short Night DANCE, TOMGmT. McDonald’s music. Admission 1/-. UNITED HOCKEY CLUB. fl RAND CARNIVAL DANCE, United W Pavilion, WEDNESDAY, June 18. An invitation to attend has been accepted by the Kokatahi Ladies’ Hockey team. Steel’s orchestra. Supper. Gents 2/6, Ladies 1/6. R.A.0.8. DANCE. TYRUIDS’ HALL, WEDNESDAY, June -*-' 18. New and Old Time Dances. Williams’s orchestra. Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6. Good supper. W. walker, Secretary. TARUIDS’ ANNUAL BALL, Town Hall, TUESDAY, June 24. Spot light and novelties galore. Silver cups and trophies for Waltzing Competition. First heat takes place 9.30. Old Time Dances till supper; Jazz after. Steel’s orchestra. Double 6/-, Gents 5/-, Ladies 2/6, Onlookers 1/-.—J. Stokes, Sec.

MONSTER FAIR. MINERS’ HALL, RUNANGA. T7RIDAY, JUNE 20, at 2.30 and 7 4- p.m.—Maypole and other Dances. Well laden stalls—Drapery, Produce, Home-madje Lollies. Afternoon Tea. All welcome. Admission free. ,<nATHOLIC PARISHIONERS, REEFTON. —GRAND ANNUAL BALL. Note the date: FRIDAY, August 1, 1930. PUBLIC NOTICES. "Twest coast florist co. Every description of FLORAL WORK artistically made up to any design Bridal Bouquets, Sprays, Buttonholes, Cut Flowers, Funeral Orders, executed at the shortest notice; also Wreaths, Crosses, etc. New Season’s Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Shop: Lawn’s Buildings, Mackay St., or ’Phone 360. Reefton Representative: Mr. S. Austin MEALS AT ALL HOURS. QELF-HELP CAFETERIA, Mackay Street (next Walter Scott). Cup of Tea and Sandwich 6d, Pie and Coffee 9d. Green’s Small Goods stocked. Fruit and Confectionery. Cleanliness and attention assured.

LADIES’ AN EXPERT of Invisible Mending is now in Greymouth. Send your LADDERED STOCKINGS to G. WENHAM, late of D.1.C., Wellington. Defiot, Miller’s Ltd., Mackay Street. MALAND-JNSURANCE COY., LTD. ACCIDENT BRANCHES transact all Branches of Accident Business. MAIN FEATURES: Absolute Security and Prompt and Liberal Settlement. Employers of labour, and others, will study their own interests by applying for rates and other particulars to . G. S. CRAY AND CO., District Agents. Mackay Street, Greymouth. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COY., LTD. Capital • • • • £2,000,000 Accumulated Funds exceed £2,900,000 Fire Marine and Accident Insurance of every kind accepted at very lowest security obtainable. The South British is a Colon!- institution, offering policy holder' tl best rates. All matters adjusted ly Prompt and liberal settlement all claims. All profits retained in the Dominion. NANCARROW, AND CO., District Agents. , £ondon and Lancashire JNSURANCE (JOY., LTD.. Fire and Accident risks at LOWEST RATES. Prompt settlement. For rates, etc., apply— G. W. MOSS AND CO., District Agents. CHRISTCHURCH HOTEL® WHEN VISITING CHRISTCHURCH stay at Stonehurst Private Hotel. Splendidly appointed—every comfort and convenience. Two minutes from centre of city. Tariff 12/6 and 15/- day. Telegrams.- “Stonelea,” Christchurch