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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 March 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT THEATRE Direction: J. C. Williamson Picture Corporation, Ltd. TO-NIGHT FRIDAY MATINEE DAILY at 2.15. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME. George Raft —Sylvia Sidney together again in “YOU AND ME” “YOU AND ME” Ex-convicts trying to go straight, fall in love but are faced with the threat of a parole rule which forbids the girl to marry on penalty of being returned to prison to serve the balance of her prison sentence. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) Preston Foster —Joyce Compton in the mystery thriller: “THE LAST WARNING.” “THE LAST WARNING.” Tops all crime chillers for sheer excitement. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) COMMENCING SATURDAY. THE DEAD END KIDS, in their latest triumph, “LITTLE TOUGH GUY.” (Recommended by Censor for Adults) —Also Screening— Jack Oakie —Bob Burns: “RADIO CITY REVELS.” “RADIO CITY REVELS.” (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) LOST AND FOUND.

T OST: Cocker Spaniel, black and white, registered number 153, on Monday.—Kindly return Mrs. Yip Bor, Blaketown, or Percy Wah, Mackay St. T OST: Green Lorry Cover, between Taramakau Bridge and Kumara. —Reward at Star Office. ___ TE ND E RS. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD. will be received at the Board’s Office, Oxford Terrace, Christchurch, up to Noon on WEDNESDAY, March 15, 1939, for the purchase for removal of the SCHOOL and OUTBUILDINGS at Kaiata. Conditions of sale may be seen at T. Hornsby’s residence, High Street, Greymouth, at the School Kaiata, and at the Board’s Office, Christchurch. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. L. E. ROWLEY, Sec. HOUSING CONSTRUCTION DEPT. ERECTION OF HOUSES, GREYMOUTH. 'TENDERS, closing at 4 p.m. on X THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1939, and returnable to the Director of Housing Construction, Wellington, are invited for the erection of houses in a contract as follows: —Contract 19/17—7 units. Plans, specifications, tender and schedule forms are available at the office of the District Engineer, Public. Works Department, Greymouth. TO LET. Twelve words, 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 - I TpURNISHED Bedroom; suit business ■ gentleman; morning tray.—Address at Star. TWO Unfurnished Rooms; use con- -*■ veniences. Good locality.—Ring 734.

FOR SALE. Twelve Words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 ARDNER Four Cylinder Car; in absolutely splendid condition throughout. One owner. —Apply Box 829, Christchurch. QIDES OF FRESH MUTTON, from 4/11, any day of the week. —Mawhera Meat Coy., under new management. _____ T IGHT Spring Cart; almost new. Very cheap. —Address at Star. QIDES OF FRESH LAMB, from 8/each. —Mawhera Meat Coy., under new management. FREEHOLD SECTIONS, Lydia St. Prices from £lOO. Finance arranged.—Apply Hannan and Seddon. PIVE-ROOMED HOUSE: All conveniences. Immediate possession. Also Furniture. —Apply Mrs. Lee, Coakley St., Blaketown. TWENTY Foot Launch; Kawaka built; running order. Trial given.— Address at Star. YVHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH be sure ’’ to see our range of New Seagrass Chairs, 11/6, 14/6, 16/6, 17/6, 22/6, 27/6, 30/-, and 35/- each—C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo Street, Corner Tuam St., Christchurch.

■DOARDING HOUSE as going concern; 14 Bedrooms and all Modern Conveniences; good locality; centrally situated. For price and full particulars apply G. W. Moss and Co., Land Agents, Mackay Street. PI Q/1 K—Our New Bedroom Suite, Wardrobe, Duchesse (Reflex Mirrors), Pedestal Cupboard, Double Bed (solid panel) with Non-sag Wire. —C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo Street, Corner Tuam Street, Christchurch. TTYDRANGEAS, in flower; strong three-year-old plants, 3/6 each. Leek plants 2/- 100. —H. E. MALHAM, Ida Street, Marsden Road. IQ/£i New Camp Beds; Camp ’ Mattresses 14/6, Stools 5/6, Deck Chairs 11/6, Camp Tables 27/6, Tents (with 3ft. walls) from 15/-, Thermettes 12/6. —C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo St., Corner Tuam Street, Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICES. “PURTHER HUGE REDUCTIONS: x We have the following Drapery lines still to clear, and will continue our sale for the next two weeks. W’s and O.S. Nighties and Pyjamas, Blouses, Fronts, Cardigans, Pullovers, Smocks, Skirts and the remainder of our stock of hand-worked linen. All must, be soId.— CAROLINE, Albert St.