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AMUSEMENTS. OPERA H OUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Final screening of the spectacular drama of submarine warfare: “THE SEAS BENEATH.” “THE SEAS BENEATH.” Featuring George O’Brien and Marion Lessing. Prices 2/6, 1/6, Children half-price. Reserve at the Bristol. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (Matinee and Evening) “PARLOUR, BEDROOM AND BATH.” “PARLOUR, BEDROOM AND BATH.” “PARLOUR, BEDROOM AND BATH.” Uproarious farce with Buster Keaton. 5 As a “great lover,” who dodges jealous husband's bullets in -riotous, amorous ' adventures. Don’t say laugh till you’ve seen this riot! You’ll laugh till it hurts. A funnier comedy than “Forward March.” Prices 2/6„ 1/6, Children half-price. BLACKBALL BLACKBALL FRIDAY. “THE SEAS BENEATH.” RUNANGA, RUNANGA TO-NIGHT. “PARLOUR, BEDROOM AND BATH.” KARORO Sports Club, Short Night Old Time DANCE, TO-NIGHT (Thursday), United Pavilion. Williams’ orchestra. Admission 1/-. ANCE, KOKIRI SCHOOLROOM, SATURDAY NIGHT. Prices 2/and 1/-.—S. Shand, Secretary. rjRAND PRESENTATION BALL at TE KINGA, October 31. Gaiety orchestra. Good floor and sumptuous supper. Train stops at Te Kinga after the ball to pick up passengers for Ru Ru, Kotuku, Stillwater and Greymouth. Gents 2/6, Ladies free. A. ROBERTSON, Sec. .

GRAND CONCERT, SUNDAY NIGHT. GROWN HALL, in~aid of St. Patrick’s A Parish Repair Funds —8.30 —Mr. Harold Prescott (Oratorio and Operatic Soloist), St. Patrick’s Choir, and the cream of local talent. SUBURBAN BUSINESSES. KARORO. (LES.) HUGHES, Registered Plumber and Drainlayer, private premises, Nelson Street, Karoro. AU kinds of Tinsmithing done. Estimates given. Messages can be left at Ivan ' Bennington’s. 'Phone 18. AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL, ths house of good Ales, Wines and Spirits.—A. E. Izzard, proprietor. Spend the day at Karoro Beach. Picnic parties are assured of a good beach, and the air is invigorating. Hot water gladly supplied. 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. THREADNEEDLE STREET. G. KNAPP, Builder and Contractor. Plans and Specifications prepared and Estimates given. Town and country work undertaken. No job too big—no job too small. We make a speciality of repair work. • i MACKAY STREET. J. DUMBLE, Hair Specialist.—Try Durable’s MAGIC POMADE. It renovates the scalp, and prevents dry and brittle hair. S. ORA MS, Registered Plumber, care Seymour’s, ’phone 403. and Abbie Ramage, 'phone 167. All work done. Estimates given.

' MAWHERA QUAY. COWMAN'S Renovate Prams, Reline, Paint, Fit Tyres and Fringe. Se-cond-hand Prams and Push Chairs taken on part payment for new ones. Prams for hire. Leather, Fringe and Braid in stock.—Manufacturers, Beath’s Buildings. TAINUI STREET. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CoV.: The public are warned not to deal with any other Salesman but H BUTCHER, the only authorised agent for the Westland district. 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, for in addition to the prices being always a bit lower than elsewhere, our service is prompt and deliveries are never held up. Our ’phone number is 522. HIGH STREET. HAGLUND BROS., Grocers, High Street, ’phone 184, sell Groceries, for cash, as cheap as town prices. Don’t shop blindly. New Seeds are now In 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 2K5. TARAPUHI STREET. E. AIREY, Coach and Motor Body Builder, Wheelwright and Blacksmith ing. Long experience and superior workmanship stands at the back of all Jobs turned out by us. Motor car and lorry springs a specialty. AU kinds of repair work.—’Phone 414

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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 October 1931, Page 1

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