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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 April 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT ’Final Screening of “THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD.” With Louis’inann, Robert Montgomery, Elliott Nugent and Leila Hyams. His pockets were empty, yet he was The Richest Man~in the World! Here’s ' the happiest picture in years! Tears! Laughs! Love! Thrills! z Prices 2/10, 1/6; Children half-price. Reserve pt the Bristol. FRIDAY ONLY. The Famous Musical Play, “GOOD NEWS” “GOO D NEWS ” With Bessie Love and Stanley Smith. MATINEE' FRIDAY AFTERNOON '. • -.ALSO. ‘ ~ - • Th© Third Chapter of “THE INDIANS ARE ’dOMING” will also be screened. NO PICTURES ON SATURDAY ON ACCOUNT OF ANZAC DAY. BLACKBALL—-TO-NIGHT ‘ TO-NIGHT “THE LADY OF SCANDAL.” FRIDAY. FRIDAY “SAFETY IN NUMBERS.” . ,", r ~ i COMMENCING MONDAY. John McCormack in: “SONG OF MY HEART.” “SONG OF MY HEART.” MATINEE MONDAY AFTERNOON. EARORO. Sports Club Short Night OLD TIME DANCE, TO-NIGHT (Thursday), 8.30 o’clock, United Pavilion. Williams’ orchestra. Price 1/-. PRAND Dance Assembly Cabaret, TO-MORROW, (Friday) NIGHT. Modem and Old Time Dancing. Steel’s orchestra. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. ’ NOTICE. fAWING to Saturday, 25th, being Anzac ” Day, the Mawhera Ladies will NOT be running their Usual Weekly Dance, but promise a treat for all who attend SATURDAY WEEK’S GRAND CABARET DANCE. GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OLD STUDENTS’ ASSN. QECOND ANNUAL BALL will be held at Schaef’s Hall on /TUESDAY, May 12, 1931. Old and modern dances. Steel’s orchestra. Admission: Gents 4/-, Ladies 2/6. T. A. JACOBSON, Hon. Sec. - MACKAY STREET. T. GARDYNE, Horseshoer and General Smith, premises lately occupied by the late J. .Greaney, Mackay Street. AU kinds of Blacksmith work done. Cutting and shutting tyres. Prices / reasonable. /. 'J. DUMBLE, Mackay Street: For neatness get your ’hair cut at Dumble’s, by an expert man. Try one , of my Electrical Shampoos. Head and Face Massage Specialist.

S. ORAMS, Registered Plumber, care Seymoprs, ’phone 403, and Abbie Ram* age, phone 167. AU work done. Estimates given. MAWHERA QUAY. MISS M. WATT, Dressmaker and Designer, late of Detroit, U.S.A. Satisfaction guaranteed. Entrance: Robert Anderson’s, Ltd., upstairs. ' : THE “RIALTO”: FOR SALE— Vegetables and Fruit; good variety. \Cheapest in Grey.—Auction and Private Sale Rooms, Mawhera Quay. COWMAN’S STOCKTAKING SALE, for 10 days only. Push Chairs 45/-, no'w 35/-; Seagrass Prams £5 17s 6d, now £4 10s; Cane Prams £6 10s, now £5 12s 6d. Thirty styles to choose from. Inspection invited. Catalogues free. —Cowman, Manufacturer. * .. TAINUI STREET. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COY.: The public are warned not to deal with any othpr Salesman but H. BUTCHER, the only authorised agent for the Westland district. Address all correspondence to H. Butcher, card “Bargainette,” Tainui Street, Greymouth. E. T. GROUFSKY, Boot Repairer; near Gas Office, guarantees a good job with your boots and shoes. Best English leather used, and superior workmanship guaranteed. Once a customer —always a customer. Give us a call. , WHYTE’S CASH STORE, the money saving grocery store. You can save time as well as money here, fei In addition to the prices being always a bit lower than elsewhere, our ser vice is prompt and deliveries are nev m held up. Our ’Phone number is 522. \ _ HERBERT STREET. ' W. COSTELLO, Plumber and Drainlayer. Country work specially catered for.. Manufacturers of Tanks and everything in the Tinsmithing line. Estimates given for' all classes of Plumbing work. ’Phone 539. CORNER GUINNESS & BOUNDARY STREETS. KENNEDY BROS., Coal Merchants, Car and ’Bus Proprietors. State, Liverpool, Paparoa and James Coal always in stock. All classes of carting done. The most up-to-date fleet of ’Buses and Cars on the Coast.—Box 23, Phone 255. PUBLIC NOTICES. ~ ~ POTATOES. —— — TUST received a large consignment of ° splendid TA'BLE POTATOES, which we are selling at 12/- per largesized sack, delivered. . FRUIT and VEGETABLES at lowest • rates. rjREYMOUTH AUCTION MART, w Boundary St ’Phone 486.