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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 May 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE ~~ TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. “THE BIG HOUSE” “THE BIG HOUSE” Romance that vies with drama for thrills. Starring Chester Morris, Wallace Beery, Lewis Stone, Leila Hyams and Robert Montgomery. The next chapter of the new serial — "THE INDIANS ARE COMING,” will also be screened at SATURDAY’S MATINEE. Prices 2/10, 1/6; Children half-price. Matinee 2/3, 1/6, Children 6d. Reserve at the Bristol. BLACKBALL— —BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT AND SATURDAY. “STREET OF CHANCE.” £<ENIOR RUGBY ROOTBALL s ; RECREATION GROUND, High Street. COBDEN V. STARS—3 p.m. —Junior — UNITED V. BLAKETOWN—I.3O p.m. Other, matches at Kumara and Technical School. t , BOXING. ■ ■r •• NOVICE AND OPEN TOURNAMENT. <pOWN HALL ::: GREYMOUTH. SATURDAY NEXT, MAY 9. > i 25 CONTESTS 25 A Great Night’s Entertainment. Popular Prices: Stage 4/-, Dress Circle 2/6, Body of Hall 2/-, all plus ’tax.' Doors open 7 p.m. First bout 7.30.

QRAND JJALL To be held in the PAROA HALL, in aid ot Tennis Club funds, SATURDAY, May 9. McDonald's orchestra. Mr. Petrie M.C. Double tickets 4/*, Qents 3/-, Ladies 2/-. ~ 1 NGAHERE SPORTS BALL. fXRAND ANNUAL SPQRTS BALL ** will be held in the Ngajiere Hall TO-MORROW (Saturday), May. - Novelty dances, sit-down supper, efficient M’s.C. Good orchestra. Gents 4/-, Ladies 2/6. J. DONALDSON, . Social Secretary. _ , __ PUBLIC NOTICES. ' pEED Lucerne, Hay, Bran, Pollard, Crushed Oats, Chaff, etc. Prices on application. HOPKINSON & CO. (J. McQRATH), THOMPSON ST. 'Phone 210 brings us to your door. KUMARA JUNCTION. THE KUMARA JUNCTION HOTEL is under new management, and MR. J. HEARN guarantees all liquors true to label. Morning and Afternobn Teas served ■ _ ■ I I I J SHOP IN UPPER MAWHERA QUAY. ; , H. F. BRUHN for fresh, tender meats. Everything here is fresh, sanitary, and priced at the very lowest figure. Before anything is sold, it is thoroughly examined to make sure of its purity. Small goods made daily 'Phone 44.

ALEX. OGILVIE. Upper Mawhera Quay. 'Phone 101.—Clean new stoci for everyone. Specially selected Togt for the working man at low prices Working Nailed Bluchers, 12/6 pair; heavy Chrome Balmorals, 22/6 pair; Canvas Oily Butterflys, 10/6; Canvas Oily Roadman’s Coats, 13/6; Oily Can vas Leggings, 11/6; Untearable Workers’ Trousers, 8/11 pair; Navy Lam mies, chemically water-proofed, 89/6 and 45/-, all sizes; all-wool Socks, 1/pair;- Summer Athletic Singlets, 1/6 and 1/11 each; laced Rubber Gum boots, 19/6 p r Every article guaran teed or money refunded. BUSINESSES IN ALBERT STREET F. PASCOE, Agent for “Usklde,” the wonder sole for wear. Prices reduced all round. Men’s Sole and Heels 8/6, Lady's 5/6. Will last three times as long as leather. Sewn or rivets. MISS McKENZIE, late of Runanga, Dressmaker. Alterations and Renovating done. Lessons in Cutting and Fitting given. Satisfaction assorted. ■,- ■ . • LAKEVILLE DAIRY: We make a specialty of Hygienic Bottle Milk and the quality Is the best. Give us a month and see for yourselves. Butter and Eggs, and fresh Cream daily. O.K. MARBLE BAR*— Easter Eggs and Novelties in great variety. View our window display. The best show in town, at the O.K. Marble Bar, corner Mackay and Albert Streets, “where the good Drinks are.” F. G. COOPER, 'Phone 153. We do not sell the cheapest meat in Grey mouth—we sell the best meat at the lowest possible prices. Give us a trial order and see for yourselves. A. NELSON, Hairdresser and Tobacconist Make Nelson’s yoUr headquarters for a real good shave and hair-cut Cleanliness guaranteed. Modern saloon. Best brands of Tobaccos in stock. " W. LECHER AND CO.: Don't throw that Frock or Suit away! lot us renovate them. We can add many months’ wear to them. Sults 10/-, Costumes and Frocks 7/-, Hafs 3/6. Suits made to order from £B.