AMUSEMENTS. ’ Regent Theatre P^ o °p e ' TWICE DAILY: Matinee 2.15. Evening—B. Hearing Aids Available. FINALLY TO-NIGHT. “BACKGROUND TO DANGER” COMMENCING TO-MORROW Warner Pros. Present: ‘ “IN OUR TIME” “IN OUR TIME” “IN OUR TIME” With: ———" PAULHENREID. IDALUPINO There’s never been a more Glorious Love Story. (App. for Universal Exhibition) Box Plans now open at Theatre. REST LING TOWN HALL, GREYMOUTH. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). KEN KENNETH (Hamilton) KEN KENNETH (Hamilton) —Versus — EARL McCREADY (Canada) EARL McCREADY (Canada) Admission Prices: Ringside 10/-, Circle and front stalls 6/9, Body of hall 5/-. Children under 14: half price to body of hall only. The above prices include Tax. Box plans NOW open at Kilgours for ringside and dress circle. Reserves 1/- extra. P. SWEETMAN, 30 Lydia Street, or Phone 900. AUCTIONS THE WESTLAND AUCTION COY., LTD. 20 Mackay Street, Greymouth. Phone 757. P.O. Box 111. r Auction Sale in our Rooms. ' 1
TO-MORROW (Friday), 2 p.m. AN A/c. various clients we will sell: 2 6ft. Gal. Iron Baths (rolled edges); Cabin Trunk; Light Collar and Hamesf Stewart Horse Clipper (good order); Heavy Dray Saddle and E-reecliing; 2 Pr. Step Ladders; Plough jChains; 2 Milk Coolers; large Gas Fire; Anderson “Regina” Power Water Pump; large Triple Kauri Tubs; Porcelain Hand Basin; Gas Stove; 2 Coppers; Green Feed Cutter; 2 Glass Panel Doors; 218 in. Grindstones; D.B. Shot Gun wjth 75 Rounds; 1 3.75 x 16 Motor Tyre; Orion Plug-in Elec. Cooker; ’ Dropside Cot; 2 Easy Chairs: 2 Ironing Bisards (new); Colonial Couch and Squab; small Ice Chest; Light Rimu Duchesse; 13i't Gin x sft Ax. Hall Carpet; Cream Cane Pram; Single Bed and Mattress; 2 Gramophones; Tea Wagon: 2 Dining Chairs; quantity good Lino; Commode; Brass Fire Kerb; 1 Single Wardrobe; .1 Doubledoor Wardrobe; Elec. Iron; Pictures; Aladdin Lamp; etc., etc. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED. SPECIAL. ENTRY: Lady’s Gold Wrist Watch with expanding braceI.W , £ * ' ■V/'■ •' '' THE WESTLAND AUCTION COY., LTD 20 Mackay St., Greymouth. Ernie O’Malley, Auctioneer. TENDERS ■The Regulations say CEMENT OAGS Vement Dags Must be Returned Ashby, Bergh & Co. Ltd. (Phones 6 & 7.) John Burns & Co., Ltd. (Phones 541 & 842.) PUBLIC NOTICES.
GEORGE BETTLE GEORGE BETTLE GEORGE BETTLE ■ CONSULTING CHEMIST CONSULTING CHEMIST 769 Colombo Street, Christchurch. Postal Address: Box 531, Christchurch. GOODRICH SERVICE STATION. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Mo‘dern up-to-date equipment for all classes of rubber repairs. If it is made of rubber we can vulcanise it. Workshop under the personal supervision of Mr. G. H. Meagher. GOODRICH SERVICE STATION Phone 229. 131-133 Mackay St. Greymouth. Stay at City’s latest and most up-to-date Hotel. Electric Lift—Central HeatingHot and Cold Water in every Bedroom—Air Conditioning Electric Paging System Tariff 17/6 per day. EMBASSY HOTEL 165 Manchester Street. W. E. DONNITHORNE, Proprietor. ’Phones 35-093 and 31-684.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 May 1946, Page 1
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