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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 July 1945, Page 1

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amusements . OPERA HOUSE v ♦VHs^ns^^^ t J^ t S* <^,, 3 K^M J T, S ,,^ ,i v* t J , '3' , 5 ,, 2 K » H •r H ? : •> H ’ :, “ , Daily 2 p.m. Nightly 8 p.m. NOW.SHOWING. The Most Beautiful .. . M'ost Daring . . . Most Dangerous Woman on the Barbary Coast "THE SILVER QUEEN” " “THE SILVER QUEEN" PRISCILLA LANE GEORGE BRENT BRUCE CABOT Men threw fortunes at her feet Tor her smile—fought for her favour. — Killed for her kisses —Yet. behind her cool calculating mask she was just a hopeless slave to a forbidden love. (Rec. by Censor for Adults) —AL S O — Chapter 7 of “The Green Archer’ - “THE SECRET PASSAGE” RUNANGA PICTURES ■ TO-NIGHT (TUESDAY) L “ALWAYS IN M'Y HEART” Warren—Walter Huston ■LApp. for Universal Exhibition) B COMMENCING TO-NIGHT f (TUESDAY) f Marist Sports Organisation WEEKLY DANCE » St. Columba Hall. Allan Christiensen's Music. Good Floor.* Supper.

—GRAND CONCERT— Regent Theatre TO-MORROW (Wed), at 8 p.m. A Feast of Athletes. Ex-New Zealand Champions. Upside-down Man. Parodies on Shakespeare. Thq greatest display of Gymnastics ever to be staged in New Zealand. Box plan at Regent. Book early (Funds in aid of Marist Brothers’ Gymnasium Fund). Cobden Soldiers’ Committee WELCOME HOME DANCE In Gymnasium Hall, TO-MORROW ( Wednesday) To Staff Sgt. A. Vaughan, Pte. J. J. Haddock and Pte. Max Pike, repatriated prisoner of war. Good Music and Supper. Admission: 1/6 and 1./-. BLAKETOWN W.I. POIN Afternoon, Blaketown Hall. u THURSDAY, July 26, 2.30 p.m. Members please bring or send plate. Admission: Silver Coin. WEST~COAST RUGBY UNION (Grandstand Fund). GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL United Pavilion THURSDAY, JULY 26. THURSDAY, JULY 26. THURSDAY, JULY 26. Grand March 10 p.m. PRIZES:. ... ' - Best Dressed Lady and Gent. Most Original Lady and Gent. Williams’ Orchestra. Prices: 3/- and 2/-. Sood Floor. Excellent Supper. TAYLORVILLE DOMAIN BOARD MONSTER GRAND BALL. Taylorville Pavilion, SATURDAY NEXT, JULY 28. Rene Jacobs' Dance Band. Monte Carlo and Lucky Spot. srand Supper. Excellent I 100. - . Efficient M’s.C. r , Double Ticket 6/-. Gents 3/6, Ladies. 2/6. Transport definitely arranged after Ball.

ETOTUKU Social Club s Grand I*. Ball, Jacks Hall, Kotuku. SATURDAY, July 28. Gaiety Orchestra. £l/1/- Monte Cai 10. Lucky Spot and other novelties. [Tain will stop at Kotuku, PLANTS, SEEDS ETC. ROSES: Outstanding hand-select-LI ed varieties. Magnificent colourful blooms. Set of 12 named. 26/& posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden. Auckland. PLADIOLUS: Wide range of « beautiful shades. Superb sei 12 bulbs 10/- posted. —Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. . FREE~ONREQUEST: WINTER 1 MAGAZINE: Featuring m colour the latest Rose Novelties. Shrubs. Perennials. Small Fruits etc., Griffiths, Mt. Eden, Auckland. RASPBERRIES: Proli tic bearers O 10 /_ dnz . GOOSEBERRIES: Best red fruiting variety. 2/6 each. 25/- doz. posted.—Griffiths, Mt. Eden. Auckland.

PUBLIC NOTICES IF YOU COUGH IT RELIEVES. HACKING coughs—chesty colds and that miserable thick head feeling quickly clear up when you take "Bettie’s Lightning Cough Cure—it relieves m a flash. Safe for old and young alike and sold at all chemists and stores, BETTOL MANUFACTURING CO. LTD.. Christchurch. FOR SALE Line of Shops showing good return on price asked. Great Prospective value here. For further particulars apply to the Agent. <?11 OH.— Handy to town, two rLllvW flat proposition at present let for £2/13/- per week. Three quarters of an acre; room lor two more houses. Great proposition for a builder. VI KA. —Approximately quarter djJLoV acre Freehold. Marsden Road. OK & £l3o.—Freehold secC U A ticms Leith Crescent. S. BURNETT WHITE LAND & ESTATE AGENT; Mackay Street. Phone 409. Office Hours. 547. After Office Hours.