AMUSEMENTS. OPERA HOUSE Twice Daily— 2.15 & 8 p.m. NOW SHOWING. Two Mighty Films—Offering Outstanding Entertainment. Star No. I.—The Year’s Grandest Drama of Love and Action. ‘‘RANGERS OF FORTUNE” Fred Mac Murray. Patricia Morrison—Albert Dekker. And Little Betty Brewer Who will steal your heart away. Star No. 2—The Season’s Most Delightful Comedy. And don’t say we didn’t tell you. “WEST POINT WIDOW” Anne Shirley—Richard Carlson. (Both Rec. by Censor for Adults). Preserve Your Heritage—- — Invest in Liberty Bonds. BLAKETOWN HALL. „ Long Night Dance Assembly. TO-NIGHT (WEDNESDAY). Excellent Floor. Novelties, etc. —W i lliams’ Or ch estr a— Good Supper. Price 1/6. "“communist party. PRAND Long Night Dance, Lyceum Hall, FRIDAY NEXT, 9 p.m. Popular Modern Dance Orchestra. Modern and Old-time Dance. Excellent Supper. Perfect Dance Floor. Novelties. Fun and Gaiety for All. Learners 7 to 9. Admission 1/6. GRAND GRAND BALL BALL RUNANGA MINERS’ HALL. RUNANGA MINERS’ HALL. FRIDAY, MAY 22. Billy Williams’ Orchestra. Excellent Floor & Supper. Proceeds in aid. of the Runanga “Welcome Home Fund.” POME and see some fun at the Challenge Chops in Nelson Creek Hall SATURDAY NIGHT._ stTjohn AMBULANCE BRIGADE. T ONG NIGHT DANCE. MONDAY NEXT. New Lyceum Hall. Novelties. Supper. Admission 1/6. A Cause Worth Supporting. PUBLIC NOTICES. OLHN. Embroidered Lappit Spans. Something new lor Autumn. See these at HAYTON’S. ■r *T, FOR SALE. —Four Rooms and Kitch- • enette, Bathroom, Sunporch, Zip Heater; Gas Stove; huge Shed; Motor Garage; Concrete Paths, well laicl-out Lawns. A very nice home and a bargain a> the price asked. WiTib.—Cobden. Five-roomed XO/v DWELLING and FURNITURE. Going concern. < Sec this early.
O-J Good Family HOME X 1 JL c""'» *O ; n best part; lovely view. Half-acre Freehold section. 1" Liberal finance arranged. i FREEHOLD SECTIONS from £l4O. Only 10% deposit required. I S. BURNETT WHITE LAND AGENT. j eiderdowns for winter We have just received part of our order tor Eiderdowns. Come in and inspect our range. For a small Deposit you can use our Lay-by System, and have your Eiderdown paid lor before Winter comes. F. HAYES 100 MAWHERA QUAY. OPIN Needlecord Velveteen; new shades; 6/11.—See these at HAYTON’S. JEWELLERY. There’s nothing in the line that we cannot supply or repair. Bring your OLD JEWELLERY to us, and have it restored for further use. Every description ot vvaten, Clock and Jewellery Repairs done on the premises. We specialise in Engagement and Wedding Rings. A. H. MILNER JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER. HOTEL FEDERAL. CHRISTCHURCH. (Overlooking Victoria Square). Excellent Cuisine and Service second to none in New Zealand. The bedrooms are large, well ventilated, and heated with gas fires, the majority being equipped with hot and cold water. Jazz Room included on piem Bowker Fountain opposite. ' T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor. 17OR the best selection and keen's- est value in Dress Fabrics.— Try HAYTON’S.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 May 1942, Page 1
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