MISS RUSSIA. Events to Cornet Thursday: Card, at Taylorville. Friday: Lyceum Ball. Greymouth Saturday? Austerity Ball, Ngahere. Sunday: Killies Games and Chops at Nelson Creek. With the Compliments of: MAWHERA ".’EAT CO. TAINUI ST. & MARSDEN RD. 'Phones 3'7 & 880. PUBLIC NOTICES. FRESH OYSTERS. MUNDY’S “PEOPLES’ VOICE.” A 11 persons in the Brunner Dis- * trict wishing to buy the “People’s Voice,” please leave ,tneir names with D. Mcßae, C/o. Union Hotel, Wallsend. ""gFeYMOUTH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL. PATRIOTIC Shop Day to be held TO-MORROW (Friday), will be conducted by Pupils and Friends of the Technical High School. We confidently appeal to all parents and friends to afford us their full support in supplying goods and donations and in purchasing. By arrangement, the total proceeds will be divided among the three Queens, so come along and help us to break OUR OWN RECORD. LABOUR MUST WIN. ( > ETURN THE 1 .ABOU R GOV n ERNMENT in the iiimresis ..I National U ■ \ clary iw. .’ Fascism, iiv; r Umm iiiiusi Pa.ay spuakc.in siippo •„ ol’ mis poMy. ?.i>. GINI-EV FARK, (Opposite F.:e Lu.Uo.i). SUNDAY. JULY 13—2.30 p.m. 1; Wc--.. in Lyceum Fa!.. MYSTERY BALL—JULY 3'l. Kesp This ivate Free. ~ in"chrFstchurch. UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. COMFORTABLE dignified al- I mosphere. United Service, the | premier hotel, Christchurch, sh- i uated in Cathedral Square, heart oi city. 100 Bedrooms each with private telephone and H. & C. running water. Rooms with private bathrooms available aiso. Full inclusive tarill 22/6. N. WRAY MILLNER, Proprietor. IpUSY women! Halve labour spent scrubbing floors. Try Queen Bee Wax —cleans as it shines. GEORGE SETTLE CHEMIST. 769 Colombo Si., Christchurch. Postal Address —Box 531 ALBION HOTEL GREYMOUTH. C. A.A. & P.S. House by appointment. You will like-the ALBION for its service, table and home comforts. Special attention to 'phone messages. Moderate Tariff. D. R. DOWELL, Propietor.
pRIN T I N G T l-l A T p i i: ASt: s Rosiers. Hiuiness < •.in! l heads, 1 n . o i ■ e \V r? i.l <1 1 ii Jn'lilafjOil , .< 'iiouloi .mi'fi'v Rc-T: THE GREYMOUTH STAR WERITA ST. ’PHONE NO. FOE SALE. Good Proposition. BUNGALOW AND vJ KITCHEN: bathroom: electric light; hot and cold. Convenient sized Freehold Section; room for gard'en, fowl-run, etc. This property is beautifully situated, giving a beautiful commanding view. Early Possession Given. Price and further particulars from Agon I: S. BURNETT WHITE LAND AGENT. MACKAY - ST., GREYMOUTH. SOUTH BRITiSH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Fire, Marine, and Accident Insurance of every kind accepted at very best conditions. The South British is a Colonial Institution offering policy-holders Hit’ lowest rates. All matters adjusted locally. NANCARROW AND CO. District Agents. ~ -Coiae W Stay at the City’s latest amf most up-to-date Hotel. Electric Lift—Central Heating— Hot and Cold Water in every bedroom —Air Conditioriinc— Electric Paginq System. Tariff 17/6 per day. EMBASSY . = HOTEL EEE V. C. CONSTANT. Proprietor, 163 Manchester Street
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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 July 1943, Page 1
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