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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 May 1942, Page 1

.AMUSEMENTS, OPERA HOUSE Twice Daily—2.ls & 8 p.m. —TO-NIGHT TO - NIG HT— Two Super Attractions. No. 1: The Rollicking Musical Extravaganza. “YOUNG PEOPLE” STARRING SHIRLEY TEMPLE. Charlotte Jack Greenwood Oakie (App. for Universal Exhib.) No. 2: The Latest and Best of the Famous “Chan" Series. “DEAD MEN TELL" STARRING SIDNEY TOLER. (Rec. by Censor for Adults). TO-NIGHT —At 8— TO-NIGHT Also To-morrow (Sat.) Matinee. Chapter 2 of “The Green Hornet I Strikes Again." “THE PLUNGE OF PERIL.” I COMMUNIST PARTY. f'RAND Long Night Dance, Lyceum Hal! TO-NIGHT (Fri.), 9 p.m. Popular Modern Dance Orchestra. Modern and Old-time Dance. Excellent Supper. Perfect Dance Floor. Novelties. Fun and Gaiety for All. Learners 7to 9. Admission 1/6. - ( GRAND BALL -TO-NIGHT ~ 1 GRAND BALL -TO-NIGHT RUNANGA MINERS' HALL. RUNANGA MINERS’ HALL. ( Buses from Grey at 9 p.m., retu rni nej at 2 a.m. I ; Proceeds aid Ruaanga "Welcome I Home Fund." i .. . . . I . RUGBY FOOTBALL.

RUGBY PARK- - GREYMoUTH. To-morrow at 3 p.m. HOKITIKA SENIORS v. COBDEN. ARMY v. BL A KETO WN SENIORS —-At CobdenCeltic Seniors v. Star-United. See Hokitika, the* conquerors of the Army, in action againsi Cobden. PATRIOTIC DANCE. For Westland Patriotic Fund. Schaef’s Hall—To-morrow (Sat.). Returned Soldiers in Uniform and men on leave- from Miihurr Camps FREE. ’Euses to Cobden, Runanga and Brunner after the do.u.cu. WEEKLY DANCE, Camerom; n Hall. TO-MORROW (Saturday). Good music supper. Monte Carlo ■ ric .j 2/ ano 1/6. 'THE Dance to have been held in x the Taylorville Hall. To-mor-row (Saturday) Night, has been CANCELLED. G.RAND BALL. Stillwater Hah. TO-MORROW (Sat.). Dixiami Dance Band. Train leaves Greymouth 8.30; Bus returns after Ball.. Ladies 2/6; Gents 3/-. BIG CHALLENGE CHOP. SOUTHLAND V. WEST COAST.

NELSON CREEK HALL. TO - MOR RO W (SAT U RIJ A Y). J. MASON will meet E. WILSON. In a Challenge Chop !2iu Upright. Also three oilier llnderiiand Challenges to be decided the same evening: J. Talbot v. IL Buuli.’iumi; V. McEwin v. 'L. Climo and Peter Coll v. 11. O'Brien. The Big Challenge is timed io start at 9 p.m. sharp. Judges: J. Tibbles. H. Ord, K. Ogilvie. Starter: J. Donaldson. Aller the ('hopping DANCING & ITEMS Will continue until bed-time. Good Music. Etlicienl l\l.('. Supper. Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6; Children (id. W. LAMBERTON. Sec. PUBLIC NOTICES. J TSE STEELO to brighten metals, enamelware, kitchenware, aluminium, stoves, taps, basins, sinks, lavatory bowls, paintwork. PRIME SIDES LAMB From 10/- each. Free on Rail or Bus. MAWH E R A ME A T C OY. FOR SALE. — Four Rooms and Kitchcv 4 o*7 enettc, Bathroom, Sunporch, Zip Heater: Gas Stove; large Shed: Motor Garage; Concrete Paths, well laid-out Lawns. A very nice home and. a bargain al the price asked.

*7 A •—C( >l>d c 11. Five- roomed *OIV DWELLING and FURNITURE. Going concern. See this early. 4 J | t> rt 4 J.—Good Kamily lIOME j n ] jes t p ur t : lovely view, Hall-acre Freehold section. Liberal finance arranged. FREEHOLD SECTIONS from £l'lo, Only 10% deposit requited. S. BURNETT WHITE LAND AGENT. J E W E L 1.. E R Y . There’s nothing in the line that \ve cannot supply oiLUd-! 311 - Doing your OLD JeVVeLLeHY to us, and have it restored lor iui ther use. Every description of Watch, Clock and Jewellery Repairs done on the premises. We specialise in Engagement and Wedding Rings. A. H. MILNER JEWELLER & WATCHMAKER. BIRMESE GROWS NEW HAIR. ‘•JIv hair was verv thin and full of dandruff,” writes Mrs. J. 1). ——. "It was a tremendous relief to find that utter I had used Birmese for a few weeks there was a noticeable improvement. .My hair is now thick and wavy." Birmese banishes dandruff in 3 days, grows new hair in 30 days. —Parkinson & Co., Chemists.