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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 May 1949, Page 1

2 VEATHER: Fair - "Mote” Step and Extension Ladders “Rollex” Revolving Clothes line. Coloured Rubber Mats and Flooring. Rock Drill and Air Hose of all plys. .WESTUNI) AUCTION CO. LTD.. 20 MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. Box 111. Phone 757.

AMUSEMENTS ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© OPERA HOUSE ©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©©© Direction: Kerridge-Odeon. DAILY 2 p.m. TONIGHT 8 p.m. The Merriest Musical Comedy to Hit The Screen in Years. Packed With Luting Melodies to please the ear .. Maidenly Pulchritude to please the . eye . . and a Riot of complications to lend Mirth and Suspense . . in “IF YOU KNEW SUSIE” —Starring— EDDIE CANTOR—JOAN DAVIS It’s got Sparkle . . . It’s got Zing It’s the Show that’s got Everything! (App. for Universal Exhibition) SUNDAY SUNDAY The Exciting Espionage Drama backed with mystery and adventure. "NIGHT WIND” Charles Russell—Gary Gray (Proceds in Aid of Mayor’s Fund). RUNANGA PICTURES TONIGHT (SATURDAY) The 14th Olympiad “THE GLORY OF SPORTS” "THE GLORY OF SPORTS”

Filmed Entirely in Technicolour The full record of the 1948 Olympic Games held in England. Over 12,000 feet of Thrilling Sport (App. for Universal Exhibiton) TOMORROW (SUNDAY) “WOMAN ON THE BEACH” Starring Joan Bennett, Charles Bickford, Robert Ryan, and Virginia Houston. (Rec, by Censor tor Adults) DANCE Lyceum Hall DANCE TONIGHT (Sat.) DANCE M'odern and Old-time DANCE Dancing DANCE BLACK AND WHITE DANCE DANCE BAND DANCE Supper. Coat Check. DANCE Usual Buses. DANCE Gents 2s, Ladies Is 6d DANCE — DANCE — DANCE Watersiders’ Social** Hall TONIGHT (Saturday) Old Time. Modern Dances. Lucky Spot Supper. Reg Buchanans Orchestra. Everyone Welcome

Ladies Is 6d; Gents 2s. ROLL UP TOTHE D-A-N-C-E D-A-N-C-E FRIDAY, JUNE 3. —Kumara Junction Hall— Good Music. Supper. Novelties Ladies 2s; Gents 3s. Double 4s 6d. __ NELSON CREEK RUGBY ' LEAGUE CLUB GRAND RE-OPENING BALL SATURDAY, June 4. Jimmv Breeze's Orchestra Novelties Galore, Excellent Supper Efficient M.C. Usual Prices Buses leave Greymouth 8.30 p.m., Blackball 9 p.m., Runanga and Reefton. G. H. ORD, Secretary. iPLUB Secretaries please note that the Blackball Soccer Club’s Annual Ball will be held in the Miners’ Hall, Blackball on AUGUST 23. ANNUAL Road' Service Ball, Stillwater Hall, SATURDAY, September 3. Watch paper for further announcement. G.r.A - N - D B-A-L-L Stillwater Hall is engaged by Various Committees as follows: June 4, and 11; July 2 and 9; August 6 and 20; Sept. 3, 10, and 17. Secretaries Please Note. PUBLIC NOTICES LONDON DENTAL INSTITUTE

P. Z. HARRIS, B.D.S. G. C. Z. HARRIS. N. E. MATHEWSON, B.D.S. J. B. MacGREGOR, L.D.S. (Glasgow). O. E. SAWERS, B.D.S. 112 A CASHEL STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, Telephone 33-909. A RE you troubled with corns, or callouses. Consult A. M. Keenan, Chiropodist, Albert street. Phone 1041, CHESTERFIELD Suite. Moquette, good order, £2O. — Westland Auction Coy, Ltd.. 20 Mackay street. (2J.00D listening is certain when you own a Regent Radio. Easy terms available at Harleys. COUGHS, Colds Banished with Cherimal — double strength remedy for nose, throat, lungs chest. Chemists, Stores, 2s 9d bottle. (Cherimal Ltd., 207 Trafalgar street, Nelson).. T?EAUTY, Performance and Reliability are the qualifications of Regent Radios at Harleys. pTUSBANDS’ and Wives Guide. Frank and confidential Booklet for married people only. Sent in plain wrapper, free. Write today— George Bettie, Chemist, 769 Colnmho street. Christchurch. TEA-TOWELS, Scottish Linen, 3s x 6d each. Table Baize, 45in 5s 3d yard.—Westland Auction Coy, Ltd., 20 Mackay street. T INOLEUM colours are sparkling fresh .. . wood flooring is shining clean when you use QUEEN BEE WAX economically priced at lid, Is 8d and 2s Bd. , SMITH’S Rheumatic Remedy— Cipratine. Marvellous relief for rheumatic complaints. ss.bottle, all Chemists. New Zealand manufactured for J. C. Smith, 48 Valley road, Gisborne. A IR Force Blue Overcoats. Small quantity, small sizes. Only £2. —rWestland Auction Coy, Ltd, 20 Mackay street. THE clearing house for unwantJ- ed goods—the classified columns of the Evening Star.