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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 November 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Final screening of Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in: “HIGH SOCIETY BLUES.” “HIGH SOCIETY BLUES.” . . “HIGH SOCIETY BLUES." “HIGH SOCIETY BLUES.” A wonderful musical romance. Prices 2/6-, 1/6, Children half-price. Reserve at th 6 Bristol. WEDNESDAY (Matinee and Evening) AND THURSDAY. Double Star Features. A Splendid Programme. “NOT EXACTLY GENTLEMEN.” “NOT EXACTLY GENTLEMEN.” With Fay Wray and Victor McLaglen. “TOO MANY CROOKS,” - “TOO MANY CROOKS,” With a brilliant cast of artists. Matinee prices 2/3, 1/6, children 6d. Night 2/6, 1/6, Children half-price. BLACKBALL BLACKBALL WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. “TAILOR-MADE MAN.” ' “TAILOR-MADE MAN.” TTARORO Sports Club Short Night A Old Time DANCE, THURSDAY NEXT, United Pavilion. Williams’s orchestra. Admission 1/-.

PUBLIC NOTICES FOR SALE RESIDENTIAL pROPERTY, ALEXANDER STREET, • Comprising DWELLING—Six rooms, bathroom, wash house and m6dern conveniences, with outbuildings. Land includes two Native Lease sections; area about quarter-acre/ PRICE £6OO. THIS IS A CHEAP PROPERTY. CHAS. H, ROSE PROPERTY SALESMAN, • 20 Mackay Street. BECK’S CASH STORES *

JJEINZ SPAGHETTI, s|d, 9d, 1/-. pAKED BEANS, sJd s 9d, 1/-. rpOMATO SOUP, 9d, 1/-. QLIVES, 1/6, 2/3. ;gTEM GINGER, 2/-. Q.HERKINS AND ONIONS, 1/6, WALNUTS & CUCUMBERS, 1/6. gANDWICH RELISH, 1/-, 1/6. JJORSE RADISH, 1/3. gELERY SALT, 9d. ffOMATO KETCHUP, 1/3. rpOMATO CHUTNEY, 1/9. gALAD CREAM, 1/6. pEANUT BUTTER, 1/4. WHITE & CIDER VINEGAR, 1/3; ' qts. 2/-. OUR PRICES ARE ALWAYS THE LOWEST FOR QUALITY GOODS. BECK’S CASH STORES ATILLINERY SPECIALS include Smart Bowler Hats in Fawn Straws, Summer-weight Felts in latest colourings; Dainty Crinolines: Large head fittings catered for. Renovations. MISS G. KING ALBERT STREET.

ATTRACTIVE PRINTING Beauty is a priceless attribute. No matter whether nature bestows it or man creates it, all eyes turn in its direction. Beauty in typography turns the eyes of readers to your printed message. For attractive printing ’PHONE 5 FOR URGENT WORK. THE GREY STAR EVERY TIME.

TAINUI STREET. J. DU MELE’S Ladies’ and Gent’s Hairdressing Saloon is now open in Tainui St, two doors from Tate’s Boot Shop. Tho Saloon is most up-to-date. —J. Dumble, Proprietor. SINGER SEWING MACHINE COY.: 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 Vlth your boots and shoes. Best English leather used, and superior workmanship guaranteed. Once a customer—always a customer. Give us a call. t 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. LEONARD STREET. T. GARDYNE, Horseshoer and General Smith, has removed to premises, '' Leonard Street, lately occupied by M. Conza,