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Greymouth Evening Star, 10 August 1933, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA H OUSE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT Final Screening of “RACING Y O U T II ” “RACING YOUTH” Laughs and Racing Spills. Approved for Universal Exhibition. Prices 2/3, 1/6, children half-price, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (Matinee and Evening). The World’s Greatest Clowns, Wheeler and Woolsey, in: “PEACH-O’-RENO.” “PEACH-O’-RENO.” A big show, bursting with roaring comedy. Approved for Universal Exhibition. BLACKBALL TO-NIGHT “NAGA N A. ” RUNANGA TO-NIGHT. “SKY DEVILS.” ' KARORO SPORTS CLUB. f\LD-TIME DANCE, United Pavilion. TO-NIGHT (Thurs.) Williams’ orchestra. Admission 1/-. PUCHRE and DANCE, TO-MORROW (Friday), Runanga Gym. Supper’ provided. Proceeds in aid of Runanga Band Hall Fund. Admission 1A J)ANCE Will be held in SCHAEF’S HALL TOMORROW (Friday) NIGHT, by the Unemployed Social Committee. Steel’s Orchestra. Ladies 1/-, Gents 1/6.

Invitation extended to Nelson Touring Team. ;Q E D D 0 N SHIELD SATURDAY NEXT—3 p.m. RUGBY PARK. NELSON (Challengers) Versus WEST COAST (Holders). Curtain-raiser, 1.45 p.m.: Newman Shield —Grey Main School versus Hokitika School. Admission: Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/6. Seating accommodation 6d extra. REYMOUTH BOXING ASSOCIATION. WEST COAST BOXING CHAMPIONSHIPS. TOWN HALL, - gATURDAY NEXT, AUdUST 12. BEST BOXERS ON THE COAST COMPETING. Thrilling Bouts Assured. Prices: Stage 4/6, Stalls and Circle 2/3. These prices include tax. GATURDAY, Aug. 12: Old Time Dance, Schaef’s Hall. Schaef’s full orchestra (six instruments). Novelties. Invitation extended to Nelson Seddon Shield team. Gents 1/6, Ladies 1/-. LUCKY Balloon Dance, Streamers and Confetti galore, Old and New Dances, Steel’s orchestra, at Pirates’ Dance at Herb Moore’s, SATURDAY NEXT. ’I/- and 1/6. T EARNERS’ OLD-TIME AND JAZZ DANCE, Herb Moore’s, Next Monday Night. Usual two M’s.C. Steel’s orchestra. 1/-' all round. M. B. 0. B. GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL SCHAEF’S HALL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. Continuous music. Steel’s and Wil liams’s Orchestras. Old-time and Modern Dancing. Popular prices: 5/-, 3/-, 2/6.

SECRETARIES PLEASE NOTE that the Kumara Volunteer Fire Brigade’s Annual Plain and Fancy Dress Ball will be held on FRIDAY, Sept. 22. Tenders for the supply of music are solicited. PUBLIC NOTICES KACING! “They’re over the last hurdle together! Now they’re coming up the straight! He’s won!” The new Atwater Kent Radio reproduces with such amazing vividness and realism. —Seo Gifford, Tainui Street. PREMISES BEING RENOVATED, BUT BUSINESS AS USUAL. Overstocked in Tinned Fruits: To make a speedy clearance we are selling FOR ONE WEEK, Small Tins Pineapple, lGozs., 4d tin; Large Tins, 260z5., 8d tin. Peaches, Apricots, Pears, 9d per tin. Poor Man Oranges, G and 8 1/-, sliced Free. PERCY K. WAH MACKAY STREET (Late Seymours). rpAKES N?/. BY STORM! The new -*■ Atwater Kent Radio takes N.Z. by storm. ' All New Zealand is talking about this latest marvel of the Radio World.—See Gifford, Tainui St. GGLYKO cures Rough Hands, • Chaps, Preserves the Skin, etc. 1/6. Postage 2d extra.—Williams and Ross, Chemists. Bought in the evening and read in the home. At home in the evening the advertisers’ message is most effective . . . most likely to be read ... most likely to suggest a need .... most likely to make a sale. THE GREYMOUTH STAR will carry your message most effectively. Telephone No. 5.