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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 April 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS REGENT TWICE DAILY 2.15 and 8 p.m. —FINALLY TO-NIGHT— Ginger Rogers, Douglas Fairbanks Jnr. | “HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME” | “HAVING A WONDERFUL TIME” —,J (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) TO-MO R ROW TO-MO RRO W I 1 | HOPALONG CASSIDY j HOPALONG CASSIDY I 1 Rides Again with “WINDY” and “LUCKY” in ' “PRIDE OF THE WEST.” | “PRIDE OF THE WEST.” j

Action! Adventure! More Thrilling and Exciting than ever Before. (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) —Also — PIRACY ON THE HIGH SEAS. j Gail Patrick and Lloyd Nolan in: | “KING OF ALCATRAZ.” j i — 1 A daring and thrilling drama of a criminal who fought his way out of prison. (Recommended by Censor for Adults.) PLANS OPEN BOOK NOW! 'AUCTIONS. A UCTION SALE: To-morrow (Wed.) A a t 2 p.m., HARLEY & CO., LTD., will sell by auction on the premises: 3-Piece Suite, Bedsteads and Wire Mattresses, 2 Pianos, K. Chairs and Tables, Easy Chairs, 1 Emery Wheel, Window and Frame, Linoleum, Carpet Square and Runners, Wire Couch, Gent’s Cycle, Box Ottoman, Sewing Machines, Wire Stretchers, Duchess Chests, etc., etc. AUCTION SALE OF DRAUGHT HORSES, ETC. VICTORIA PARK, GREYMOUTH, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, at 2.30 p.m. ]V|r HOUSTON & CO. will sell by p u biic Auction, on account of Mr. J. B. Bryce, Hornby: — 5 YOUNG DRAUGHT MARES and GELDINGS, broken to all work. 1 LIGHT HARNESS GELDING. 1 GOOD TIP DRAY. - qr SALE. Twelve words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6. ■pLUNKET Pram; good order. —Apply Mrs. Tabb, Rigg Street, Blaketown. TtTINE PONY, 13 hands, together with Harness. —Apply Pinn and Party, Runanga. irTHREE-ROOMED House at Blackwater; cheap for cash. —Apply E. Bradley, Mawheraiti. TpoUR-ROOMED House, with sun “*• porch; hot and cold water, concrete paths; £425 cash. —Address at Star. pOR SALE or To Let: Shop and Dwelling, seven rooms. Bonafide enquiries only. —H. McConnell, Carroll Street, Runanga. THOUSANDS of Spring Cabbage, Cauliflower and Flower Plants too numerous to mention. Inspection invited. —Bourke, Easson’s Hill. £IQ/I fl Dining-room Suite, cUXO/ xv, with turned legS( Drawleaf Table, Four Chairs, Sideboard (mirror). See our window. —C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo St., Cr. Tuam St., Christchurch. T>RASS and Copperware Kerbs 15/6, 16/6, 18/6, 22/6, 28/6; Log Boxes 27/6, 37/6, 39/6, 43/6; Fire Screens 23/6, 26/6, 35/-, 37/6, 42/6, 45/-, 52/6; Box-end Kerbs 43/6, 47/6, 57/6; Fireside Companions 8/6; Combination Spark Guards, with detachabale panel and adjustable gauze wings, £3/12/6; Spark Guards 10/6, 13/6, 18/6. See our window. —C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo St., Cr. Tuam St., Christchurch. PUBLIC NOTICES.

A MOTOR CAR IS A NECESSITY. rI OWN YOUR OWN THIS EASTER. HILLMAN 10 h.p. 1935: New tyres. 19,000 miles. An economical and reliable light car. — £195. STUDEBAKER, 1931: Air wheels. Three new tyres. Good sound motor car; smart appearance.— £145. VAUXHALL, 1936, 14-6: Done 15,000 miles; real leather; independent suspension. Fischer No-Draught Ventilation. Synchromesh gears. Full front seat. About 30 to gallon. — £245. HUDSON SUPER SIX, 1928-29: Done very small mileage. Three new tyres. Inside and outside appearance exceptionally good. A sound hardworking car. —Very cheap. PLYMOUTH, 1929: Actual mileage 25,000. An economical family car. Original duco lacquer. Hydraulic brakes. — £135. VAUXHALL, 14-6, 1937-38: Done 15,000 miles. Full front seat; real leather; safety glass; two new tyres. Thirty miles per gallon.— £285. FORD. MODEL A TOURER: Four nearly new tyres. General condition good.— £B5. SINGER 9 SEDAN’4 DOOR: Two new tyres; economical to run.£lls. FORD A COACH: Good order. Four new tyres.— £ll5. All these cars have a Warrant of Fitness, and we welcome your mechanical friend to inspect them. HAINES MOTORS LIMITED MACKAY STREET :: GREYMOUTH.