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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 May 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. REGENT SEEEE Twice Daily—2.ls & 8 p.m. FINALLY TO-NIGHT. A PAIR OF GAY ROMANCERS JOAN BENNETT. FRANCHOT TONE. —In—‘‘SHE KNEW ALU THE ANSWERS” (App. lor Universal Exhib.) COMMENCING TO-MORROW (Friday). THE GREATEST PICTURE OF 1942. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW'S SUPERB SUCCESSOR TO "PYGMALION..” “MAJOR ~ ~ BARBARA”' STARRING WENDY (Pygmalion) HILLER CO-STARRING. REX HARRISON—- — ROBERT MORLEY. To Avoid Disappointment Please Reserve Early. THREE-DAY SEASON ONLY. ( Rec -. b y Censor for Adults). TENDERS. "SALE OF MINE HORSE. (INE Dark Chestnut Gelding, 8 ■- years old. Tenders for above close with Superintendent. State Coal Mines, Greymouth, al noon on JUNE 1.

'PENDERS for Opossum trapping * rights in State Forest for the 1942 season will be received at the office of the State Forest Service, Hokitika up till noon on MONDAY’, May 25 in the case of the Grey Acclimatisation District (season June 1 to September 1) and up till noon on WEDNESDAY, June 3 in the case of the Westland Acclimatisation District (season June 15 to September .15). Schedule ol conditions and plan of blocks available may be seen at the office of the State Forest Service at Hokitika. F. J. PERHAM, Conservator of Forests LOST & FOUND. Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/C I OST: Gold Wristlet WATCH. Stillwater Station or Greymouth train, 19th. —Communicate Star Office. f/OUND: Two KEYS, in town, fffis * , iyiorning.—Apply St,nn. .■ * | FOR SALE. Twelve words 1/-; Three for 2/C IUFIarAItTsAXOPHONE.—Ad--“J* dress at Star. WELL-SHOD Chev. 6-cyl. CAR; '' mileage 36,000; one owner; £6O or offer. —Address at Star.

p ENERAL STORE in thriving j country town; good reason for selling.—Address at Star. (JHARE in Harrison and Party's 1 *■ ' mine.—Apply A. Harrison, Runanga. ’ VEWLY-BUILT Four - roomed ; BUNGALOW; gas combination stove; all modern conveniences.— Address at Star. LMFTY Romney-Cross ewes, J mixed ages; also twenty woolly ewe lambs, big framed, good sheep (Border rams, April 10). Apply S. ] Yde, Turiwhate, Kumaiy. ~ YOURS, 'THE new ski-ing NIGHTIE, 1 ribbed waist, wrist and snug collar, flatteringly smart in interlock. Blue, pink and honey, 22/6. ('1 9_Our New Dining-room s u it e: Sideboard, Drawleaf Table, four Chairs (upholstered sea ts).—C. A. NEATE; 628 Colombo St., cnr. Tuam St., Christchurch. XTEW OAK DINING SUITES, Sideboard, 4 Chairs (upholstered seats), Drawleaf' Table, £l9 10/-, £2l/10/-, £25/10/-, £29 10/-. 3-Piece Chesterfield Suites, £2l/10/-, £22/10/-, £25/10/-, £3l/10/-, £33/10/-, £34. 6Piecc Rimu Dining Suites, £l2, £l2/10/-, £l4/5/-.—C. A. NEATE. 628 Colombo St., cnr. Tuam St., piMU Secretaires £3/18/6, Oak £5/10/-. Rimu China Cabinets with two lead-light doors £4, Oak £4/17/6. Oak China Cabinets, bow front. £7/15/- and £B/10/-. Rimu Tallboys £3/2/6, £3/7/6, £3/10/-, £3/15/-, £3/18/6, £4 5/-, £5. Oak £5/10/-. Fireside Chairs 35/-. 38/6. 63/-, 70/-. 79/6. 84/-. 90/-. 92/6. 95/-, 97/6, 110/-, 120/-. Tea Waggons 18/6, 25/6. 30/-, 37/6, 41/6, 43/6. 60/-, 72/6.— C. A. NEATE, 628 Colombo St., cnr. Tuam St.. Christchurch.

PUBLIC NOTICES. eiderdowns FOR WINTER We have just received part of our order for Eiderdowns. Come in and inspect our range. For a small Deposit you tan use our Lay-by System, and have your Eiderdown paid for before Winter comes. F. HAYES 100 MAWHERA QUAY. HE BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT, 206 Manchester St., Christchurch,’for Scriptural and Helpful Literature and ail Sunday School Requirements. The place for Bibles and Testaments. Mail orders promptly attended to.