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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 July 1944, Page 1

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amusements ***** OPERA HOUSE ffgg ° a "«ii^cV' 45 ~ The Year’s Number One Musical Sensation. Starring: GEORGE MONTGOMERY ANN RUTHERFORD GLEN MILLER & HIS BAND In the hilarious behind-the-scenes story of the men of Music and their “ORCHESTRA~wTVES” “With: Lynn Carole Cesar Bari Landis Romero And the Dancing Sensationalists: THE NICHOLAS BROTHERS. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) ATTRACTION No. 2— Action —Romance —Thrills In Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer s Dvnamic Drama of the Railroad ' ' Pioneers. OMAHA TRAIL' James Craig Pamela Blake Dean Jagger (App. for Universal Exhibition) TO-NIGHT 7.45 TO-NIGHT Also To-morrow (Sat.) Matinee Chapter 8 of “The Adventures of Smiling Jack.” “TREACHERY AT SEA"

COMMUNIST PARTY DAUCE Lyceum Hall. TO-NIGHT (Friday). Sixth Round of Big Monte Carlo Competition. Dixiana Music. Good Floor. Dancing 9to 1 a.m. Supper. Admission 1/6. Hall is heated. J>UGBY pOOTBALL RUGBY PARK—GREYMOUTH TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) 3 p.m.—SENIORS—3 p.m. CELTIC v. HOKITIKA. No. 1 Ground. STAR-UNITED v. COBDEN, No. 2 Ground. 1.30 p.m.: Blaketown v. Cobden thirds: Celtic v. Blaketown fourths. SCHAEF’S HALL, ~ TO-MORROW (Sat.) 8.30—12. MODERN & OLD-TIME DANCE Monte Carlo & Lucky Spot. Mayfair Dance Band. Popular M.C. SOCIAL AND DANCE. TN honour of MISS MARY McA ANULTY, who is leaving' the district. All friends of Miss McAnulty are cordially invited to be present at the Lyceum Hall, TOMORROW (Saturday), at 8 p.m. Music supplied by Caledonian Society. Gents 1/6. Ladies a plate. NELSON CREEK HALL. TO-MORROW (Sat.) NIGHT. A Welcome Home will be tendered to Cpl. G. Dudley who is Lome’irum uvurseas service. Prices: 2/6 & 1/6. W. LAMBERTON. Secretary. MOANA YACHTING AND BOATING CLUB. LEAP YEAR BALL. Moana Hall. TO-MORROW (Saturday). Dixiana Orchestra. Good Floor. Excellent Supper. Popular M.C. 10/6 Monte Carlo. 10/6 Lucky Spot. Gents 4/-, Ladies 2/6, Double Tickets 6/-. Usual train arrangements, returning after the Ball. E. LEMON. Secretary.

(TJ-RAND Bazaar, Lvceum Hall, V* FRIDAY NEXT. Wonderful display of children’s clothing and assorted preserves.—Aid Lyceum Hall Building Fund. ANNUAL BALL QECRE'TAkIES Please Note lhal tlie_Annual Ball of Hie Celtic Rugby Football Club will be held in 'Schaef’s Hall on Tiiesdaw Aug, 22. PLANTS. SEEDS. ETC. T>OSES: Choice named Hybrid Teas and Polyanthus varieties. Coll, of 12 different 26/- dozen posted. Griffths, Mt. Eden, Auckland; HUB ARB: Healthy vigorous -J-* roots 'producing long thick stalks of excellent flavours nearly all the year round. 7/6 dozen posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. A SPARAGUS: Large roots 2 year old, 3/- dozen. 20/- 100. Strawberries, bushy plants, best varieties 100 8/6 posted. Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. 7REAUTIFUL GARDEN LILIES. Hardy popular varieties, large plump flowering bulbs. Collection of 6 different for 7/- posted. Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. PUBLIC NOTICES FOR SALE. £ll 00 - — Substantial Family VU’.'V Home—most central and best locality. Three bedrooms, breakfast room, spacious lounge. All conveniences. Large freehold section. Immediate possession. —Very nice modern Bungalow—centrally select situation—large freehold section and garage. £ll OO- — Sunny South Beach. cVJLXvv g OO J home 6 rooms—all conveniences together with 5 acres of land. Garage. £1 fl’TbO- —Nice compact modern J/IVdU Bungalow — Immediate possession. £2OO- — House—near Foundry, cvwvv Q U it e comfortable. £5O deposit, balance £1 per week. J. W. GREENSLADE LAND AGENT, VALUATOR & INVESTMENT ADVISER. IF YOU REQUIRE Sashes, Doors and Casement Frames WE ARE AT YOUR SERVICE. First Class Workmanship Assured. REASONABLE PRICES. Large supply of Plywoods in Stock. SOTHERAN’S LIMITED ARNEY ST. GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 297.