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Greymouth Evening Star, 17 September 1945, Page 1

WEATHER FORECAST. Mainly Cloudy.

AMUSEMENTS „ OPERA HOUSE t wG { £* O 'S' *-v K ” J* Daily 2 p.m. Niqhtly 8 p.m, FINALLY TO-NIGHT “HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN’ Veronica Lake —Franchqt Tone (App. for Universal Exhibition) COMMENCING TUESDAY HEADING FOR THE LAUGH ROUND-UP DOROTHY LAMOUR DICK POWELL —ln— THE GAY, COLOURFUL, FUN-FOR-ALL WESTERN MUSICAL COMEDY "riding high ' “RIDING HIGH”

—With— Victor M'oore—Gil Lamb —And— A Host of Beautiful Girls IT’S A TONIC FOR YOUNG AND OLD IN TANTALISING _ TECHNICOLOUR. (App. for Universal Exhibition) —ALSO— Final Chapter of “The Green Archer" “THE GREEN ARCHER EXPOSED” BLAKETOWN FOOTBALLERS • POPULAR CARNIVAL DANCE Blaketown Hall. TO-MORROW (Tuesday). Two £l/1/- Monte Carlos. Lucky Spots. Novelties. Snowballs. Good Supper. Williams’ Music. Admission 2/- & 2/6.

—GRAND DANCE— Herb Moore’s Cabaret THIS TUESDAY, September 18, At 8 p.m. Dances To Suit All. Novelties. Have your Requests Played by Alan Christensen & Reg Buchanan Prices 2/- & 1/6. ST. JOHN’S DAFFODIL SHOW iQT. John’s Hall, Tainui Street, WEDNESDAY, September 19. Beautiful Howers for competition and for sale; woodwork; delicatessen, cake and sewing stalls; tearooms. Come along! Show open afternoon and evening. Admission 6d. “WELCOME HOME” BALL Miners’ Hall —Runanga To local returned Soldiers FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. Good floor and supper. Billy Williams’ Orchestra Usual prices Transport after the Ball.

The Premier Date for 1945 SATURDAY, September 22. GRAND BENEFIT BALL At Ngahere £IH/- Monte Cado £l/1/- Lucky Spot Many Brand New Novelties Adelphi Dance Band Supper De Luxe Sponsors Gaiety Club. PUBLIC NOTICES GOODS TO CLEAR "VVE have a nice selection of win- ’’ ceyette nighties, pyjamas, silk and wool vests, cotton vests, interlock panties, smocks and the whole of our selection of ladies’ slippers to clear at reduced prices to make room for new stocks. CAROLINE—ALBERT ST. ALBIOOOTEL Under Ministerial Patronage. C.T., A.A. & P.S. House. By Appointments. Private Bathrooms. Excellent Table, Service, Bathing Accommodation and every Home Comfort. Recognised the Leading Wine and Spirit House of N.Z. • ’Phone 49. Box 80. D. R. DOWELL, PROPRIETOR.

A.M.P. FOR SPECIAL ADVICE On Provision for the FUTURE OF YOUR CHILDREN Consult W. J. HICKS, District New Business Representative, Phones: Private 75; Business 165. Box 35. Greymouth.

SOUTH WESTLAND HOTEL SOUTH WESTLAND HOTEL LICENSED FREEHOLD HOTEL. Capable of considerable expansion and development when conditions return to normal. At present time a ■ living is available. Hotel complete with furniture is for sale at the exceptionally low figure of £1350. AN OPPORTUNITY. SOUTH WESTLAND FARM SOUTH WESTLAND FARM 255 ACRES of leasehold land ideal for sheep, cattle and dairying. At present carrying 35 dairy cows, dry cattle, sheep, etc. The land is all flat, is of good quality, and is cleared with the exception ol 10 acres of bush. Well subdivided and good fencing. House comprises modern dwelling of 5 rooms, hot and cold water, procelain bath, washhouse and is in good condition throughout. This property is capable of development and lends itself to the makings of a good dairy farm. Rental £lO/4/- per annum. PRICE £3500 or offer. NINE MILE NINE MILE 5 Roomed bungalow all modern conveniences, nice situation. This property has been well built and is in first class order, and is extremely comfortable. Price for quick sale EB5O CANTERBURY PROPOSITIONS CANTERBURY PROPOSITIONS ASHBURTON DISTRICT: 180 acres first class dairying and cropping land well subdivided and watered. 5 year old bungalow, 4 rooms and kitchenette and Possesses every convenience. Excellent range of outbuildings. PRICE £l9 per acre, and buyer can obtain possession. Approx. £lOOO deposit required or lower deposit considered from exoerienced man. CHEAP FARM. ‘ SMITH'S CITY MARKET LTD. 550 COLOMBO STREET, —OR—MESSRS J. M. BUNT & CO., Albert. Street. Greymouth.

THE BIBLE AND BOOK DEPOT, 200 Manchester Street, Christchurch, for Scriptural and . Helpful Literature, and all sundry School Requirements’. The place for Bibles and Testaments. Mall orders promptly attandad to, 4 ’■