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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 February 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE 'TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY. MATINEE DAILY 2.15. Introducing to you a great picture that surpasses all your demands. Adolphe Menjou. Andrea Leeds. George Murphy. “LETTER OF INTRODUCTION.” “LETTER OF INTRODUCTION.” Just a slip of paper out of the past, ydt it brought heart-break and happiness to five struggling souls. “LETTER;OF INTRODUCTION.” “LETTER OF INTRODUCTION.” ( Edgar Bergen. Rita Johnson. “Charlie McCarthy.” A drama of the heart —so moving, so human —yet so crackling with laughter that only a master cast directed by a master could do it justice. CApproved for Universal Exhibition). RUNANGA—TO-NIGHT, (Tuesday) “LOVE AS NEWS.” (Recommended bp Censor for Adults) "MUNICIPAL BAND EUCHRE.-— JUL TO-NIGHT, Band Hall, at 8 o’clock. T ONG NIGHT DANCE, Schaef’s Hall, TO-NIGHT (Tues.). Williams’ Orchestra. Supper. Prizes. Admission 2/- and 1/6. Aid of Grey Cycling Club. A FAREWELL SOCIAL REV. H. R. FELL AND MRS. FELL and Family TWILL take place at St. John’s '’ ’ Schoolroom TO-MORROW (Wednesday), at 8 o’clock. BRIGHTER THAN EVER. KARORO QUEEN DANCE, UNITED PAVILION. TO-MORROW NIGHT. Arn. Beck’s Dance Band. 2/- & 1/-

COMING BY SPECIAL. TRAINS. COMING BY SPECIAL. TRAINS.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10 PERRY BROS’ CIRCUS PERRY BROS’ & PERRY BROS’ ZOO PERRY BROS’ PERRY BROS’ CIRCUS PERRY BROS’ & PERRY BROS’ ZOO PERRY BROS’ PERRY BROS’ CIRCUS PERRY BROS’ & PERRY BROS’ ZOO gQ INTERNATIONAL STARS PJQ 18 CAGES OF WILD ANIMALS 18 The Greatest Constellation, of Stars to ever appear on the one programme. MATINEE FRIDAY, 2.30. ZOO OPENS 4 to 5 p.m. FOR THE FEEDING OF THE WILD ANIMALS. Box Plan now open at Kilgour’s. Showing Hokitika, Saturday, Feb. 11. Showing Reef ton, Monday, Feb. 13. i A GARDEN PARTY is being held at the residence of Mrs. S. BURNETT WHITE, Lydia Street, SATURDAY, February 11, at 2.30 p.m. Interesting games, boating on the creek; afternoon tea; a variety of stalls, etc. Everybody welcome. Proceeds in aid of completion of St. Paul’s new Sunday School. Admission 1/-.

,P< RAND BENEFIT BALL !M- NELSON CREEK HALL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11. Modern and Old Time Dancing. Novelties Galore. Excellent Supper. Williams’ Orchestra. Double 5/6; Gents 3/6; Ladies 2/6 PRAND BALL, Ngahere Tennis Club, SATURDAY, February 18. Marley’s Dance Band. Novelties. Good floor. Luxe Supper. Usual prices. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. IDLACKBALL and Ngahere R.S.A. t{L> will hold a Grand Ball in Ngahere Hall on SATURDAY, March 25. Secretaries please note. iPREY Valley League Football Ball, APRIL 23, 1939, Ikamatua Hall. Secretaries please avoid clashing.— H. Steel, Secretary. PUBLIC NOTICES. TTPRIGHT Grand Piano, by Rubenstein; full iron frame; over-strung, under-damper action. Handsome Walnut case. Exceptionally fine tone. Must be sold. Offer wanted. Three-piece Chesterfield Suite; practically new. Latest modern design. Independently sprung. Brown tonings. Exceptional bargain. — £l4/10/-. Best Phillipine Mahogany 3-Ply, 6x3, 7/- sheet. We are cash buyers of Furniture, etc. We exchange and sell on commission. Roomy Kitchen Dresser, with cupboards and shelves. —Bargain 37/6. Gent’s fixed wheel Bicycle, with rear wheel expansion brake. Perfect running order; good tyres. —Only £2/10/-. Light Rimu Dropside Table, dining size.—Bargain £2/15/-. Dropback Colonial Couch, with nonsag mattress and squab complete. Perfect condition. —Snip £2/17/6. GORMLEY’S FURNITURE ROOMS. MAWHERA QUAY.

W. E. PRING COMPANY SECRETARY. AGENT: Fire, Accident, Marine Insurance. Agent, M.V. “Hokitika.” GUINNESS STREET. ’Phone 606. W COSTELLO, Plumber & Drain- * layers, Herbert Street: Country work specially catered for. Manufacturers of Tanks and everything- in the Tinsmithing Hue. Estimates given.