amusements _____ Phone Theatre P 6ol Ue Daily 2/15 and S p.m. TO-NIGHT, 8 o’clock. Paramount News. A Pete Smith Specialty. Interval 8.22. THE FEATURE Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Presents: A Good Old-fashioned Story: —“PRIDE AND PREJUDICE”— —“PRIDE AND PREJUDICE”— —“PRIDE AND PREJUDICE”— Starring: GREER GARSON and LAURENCE OLIVIER. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) Finale 10.33 p.m. AUu , .MIS AUCTION SALE. (Wednesday, 1.45 p.m. in our rooms Mackay st.’> Household furniture and
Pedal Car, Chain Drive; Electric Cleaner, good order: Wringer; 'H.P. Electric Motor; 3 Wardrobes, Duchess Chest (enamelled green); Tallboy, like new; Dropside cot and mattress: Rocking Horse; Baby’s 3 in 1 High Chair; Radio Tabic; Set of Judge Saucepans; Plates; Cutlery; Double Bedsteads, practically new; Wire Mattress; 3 Step Wooden Pulley; Bookcase; Kitchen Dresser; K. Tables and Chairs: Kitchen Clock; Oak Table and Chairs; ;( Kapoc Mattress (like new); Mantlepiece: Cane Pram (excellent order): Sideboard: Portable Gramophone and Records; i Single Bed and Wire; Pictures; 9’ x 9’ Carpet and Felt; Lino Square; Odd Lino; Garden Tools; Austin Radio; 2 Single Bedsteads; 7 Bantams and Rooster Stretcher; Fire Screen; Ex. Table and Chairs. Sale starts 1.45 p.m. All goods to bo sold. HARLEY & CO,, LTD., Auctioneer. V V. ARTHUR & CO. will sell in 1 their rooms on THURSDAY, at 1.30 p.m. Sharp:— Courtney Console Radio, nearly new. Piece Feltex, Apple Green. 15' x 10’. New condition. Moffat Electric Rangette. 3 Piece Bedroom Suite. Pastel Green Enamel. 2 Wardrobes: Chesterfield Suite; 2 Duchesses; Oak Sideboard; New Duchess; New Compactum; Suitcase; Mincer; Easy Chairs; Double and Single Beds; Large Dressmaker’s Mirror, in frame, sft x 20in.; Wringer; Camp Oven; Large Couch; Runner Carpet, 14ft.; Dresser;’ Coconut Mailing and Mats; Colonial. Couch; Overmantle; Cane Chair.-; Office Desk; Books; Dining Chairs Kitchen Chairs: 2 Double Wire Mattresses; Set Mrs. Potts Irons: 1 doz. Baking Pdy.: Lmo';erfii*L x M ii, ' ?>? “x iu Pictures; .1 6-volt Radio Battery; 1 Bagatelle Set;_ Axes; Blocks, Brooms; Drills Hammers; Car Jacks; Grubbers; Picks; Electric Radiator Fire; Saw; Fire Screens; Shovels; Slashers; Barrow Wheels; Steel Gads; Mining Drills; Wood Rasp; Wire Rope i”, 36ft; Die; Spanners; 1 Unique Stove. Quantity Poultry including Autumn Hatch Pullets. TENDERS GREY HOSPITAL BOARD. Tenders. r PENDERS addressed to the under--1 - signed will be received up to 5 p.m. on MONDAY, November 20, for the building of a covered in Ambulance Approach at the Grey Hospital. Plans arid specification:; may he seen al Hie Office of the Board, ’i’lie lowei.l or any lender no! neeiJSsarilv ;i<•<•<■]>i.ed. .1. h. a. McKF.l':pi;v, Managing Secrel ary. THNDHHS.
'’’’’ENDERS are invited for the •* purchase of the freehold property of the late Edward Rickard, being Section 18, Township of Ahaura, (ogolher will) ftiriiilure elc. therein. Tenders close with Messrs, llmman A Seddon, Solicitors, Grevmouth, on 20th November, 1944. Full particulars may be obtained from Messrs. Hannan & Seddon or from Mr. J. R. G. Paul, Ahaura Hotel. Ahaura. HANNAN & SEDDON, ■ Solicitors for Executors. TO THE HOUSEHOLDER. ALWAYS keep a supply of •“ PINEX in your home. The handy all-purpose material for walls, ceilings, partitions and other uses. Easy and cheap to apply. The New Zealand product for the New Zealand home. Stocked by all Builders and Hardware Merchants.
“THE WALLS THAT HAVE NO EARS." The regulations say CEMENT BAGS MUST BE RETURNED. ASHBY. BERGH AND CO.. LTD. ('Phones 6 ami 7) ; or JOHN BURNS AND CO., LTD. (’Phono 511). LOST & FOUND Twelve words 1/-: Three for 2/6 f OST: Lady’s Black Silk Umbrella, red handle and base. Reward. Address at Star. | OST: Key between Regent and Blaketown, last week. Reward on return to Star. T OST: Blue Cardigan, left behind stage, Regent Theatre, Sunday, October 22. Finder please ring 84. ' T OST: Petrol Cap, VB, between Kumara and Greymouth, yesterday. Kindly return to Father Healy, Kumara. ■pOUND: Ration Book, photo- "■ graphs, letters, etc. in town. Apply Star Office. ’ jMOUND: Pair Boy’s Shoes, in •’ ■ town, week ago. Address at : Star.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 November 1944, Page 1
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