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AMUSEMENTS llllllllllllllllll' OPERA HOUSE —NOW SHOWING—TWICE DAILY 2.15 & 8 p.m. (western ETectrTc^ l SOUND SYSTEM The greatest comedy of all time, with Four Mad-Merrymakers out to give you the time of your life. Errol Flynn —Olivia de Havilland: — 1 “FOUR’S A CROWD” “FOUR’S A CROWD” , Join this crowd for the fun feast of a lifetime. Rosalind Russell—Patrie Knowles: • 1 “FOUR’S A CROWD” | “FOUR’S A CROWD” | — 1 With Hugh Herbert and Walter Connolly only making matters funnier. This crowd’s a panic; they wanted to get married in the worst way and they did! It’s a laugh-a-minute comedy. (Approved for Universal Exhibition). RUNANGA League and Tennis Long Night DANCE, Gymnasium, TO-NIGHT (Fri.). Good music. Good supper. Prices 2/- and 1/-. Rus from Greymouth, returning after dance. RUNANGA TENNIS CLUBfYPENING DAY, TO-MORROW (Sat.), commencing 1.30 p.m. Members of other clubs cordially invited. Lady members a plate. M. TYSON, Hon. Sec. TjOBSON Women’s Institute Bazaar, TO-MORROW (Saturday.) in School Hall. Band in attendance; also Side Shows. COBDEN FIRE BRIGADE. iPHILDREN'S FANCY DRESS BALL, '- y School Gymnasium, TO-MORROW (Sat.), 7 p.m. Excellent prizes. ADULT DANCE to follow. Children 6d, Adults 1/-. M 8.0.8. Football Club: Annual Banquet, Harker’s Tea Rooms, Tomorrow (Sat.), 8 p.m. Players, old members and supporters invited. fINCE AGAIN, TO-MORROW (Sat.). V at UNITED PAVILION, CELTIC RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB’S WEEKLL DANCE. Novelties. Popular prices—l/6 and 1/-. The brightest spot in the week-end. DANCE, Schaef’s Hall, To-morrow (Sat.), aid St. John’s Ambulance. Novelties. Streamers. Mayfair orchestra. Prices 1/6 & 1/-. J. Devonport M.C. IKAMATUA BASKETBALL CLUB. A NNUAL BALL, Ikamatua Hall TOMORROW (Sat.). Marina Orchestra. First-class supper. Novelties galore. Every second dance a Lucky Spot. Double 5/6, Gents 3/6, Extra Lady 2/6. FOR AN ENJOYABLE NIGHT’S DANCING, iPOME to LAKE BRUNNER LODGE BALL, Kotuku, To-morrow (Sat.) Night. Marley’s Dance Orchestra. Good supper.—G. B. Fiveash, Sec. _____

PUBLIC NOTICES ~~~ MISSING : J ] A LAWNMOWER, missing and hitting like badly fitted false teeth. ( IS IT YOURS? S Let US put some bite into it. J Service and Satisfaction Guaranteed. We call for and deliver. ( COBDEN ENGINEERING CO. LTD. Ring 65 or 780. DRESSMAKING. r<AN you design and make a.Frock to suit any figure? Do you know exactly how much material to buy? If not, NOW is the time to learn. A Free Demonstration of our method will be given at any time. HOLLYWOOD SCHOOL OF DRESSMAKING GIESEKING’S BUILDINGS, . GREYMOUTH. builders and contractors. fYUR long experience in the manufacV ture of JOINERY—Doors and all finishing lines —ensures a first-class Our prices are right, and we would be pleased to quote you for your next job. Our expert knowledge is at your service. GREYMOUTH SASH & DOOR CO. LTD. WHALL STREET. ’Phone 15. McCormick deering tractors are the popular make; built in 20 models, a size for every farm; and if a new Tractor is not desirable, a guaranteed re-conditioned Tractor can be ofTAARMERS AND SAWMILLERS A TRACTORS. The West Coast farmer’s thoughts are developing towards Power Farming; he discovers that the use of horses has become uneconomical, fered. All these Tractors can be equipped with rubber tyres. All Farm Implements are built to attach to the various models. All these tractors have removable Cylinder Sleeves. Spare parts supply is guaranteed. The prices range from £156 net, f.o.r. Christchurch. Don’t make a mistake and buy before making inquiry from D. BAGOT, Direct Rep., or CHAS. H. ROSE DISTRICT AGENT.

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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 October 1939, Page 1

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Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 13 October 1939, Page 1

Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 13 October 1939, Page 1

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