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Grey River Argus, 24 August 1912, Page 6

BOXING — — '-*+> JOHNSON-JEANETTE MATCH. ' . PROCLAIMED OFF. (By Electric Telegraph - XopyrigAt. vt'er Press Associationj (Red. 12.30 a.m.) . NEW YORK, Aug. 23. ' The promoters of the Johnson-Jean-net'te fight after a conference with the Athletic Club has declared ."the fighl off. The Club declares, that no pressure was brought to bear to induct them to cancel it. -They simply desired not to allow Johnson to appear in ally ring. ;; AMUSEMENTS. /^VERA HOUSE, . GREYMOUTH. POLLARD'S T3ICTURES. OLLARD'S A ICTURES. , TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Last Night -of Our New Programme. ' "WAR'S HAVOC," "THE TELEPHONE GIRL," "THE' LESSER EVIL," - '.' A Wealth of Star Subjects. -. r)PER A HOUSE, GREYMOUTH. MONDAY, AUGUST 26th. MONDAY, AUGUST 26th. . FAREWELL! ALONG FAREWELL! Positively the Last Appearance in . ' Greymouth of the Popular Combination.' THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. THE ENGLISH PIERROTS. The Cleverest, Cleanest, .Bright- ; est and Most Versaatile Coterie of Artists that has ever Visited the • ■ Coast. The Programme will be Replete with MIRTHFUL AND MUSICAL NOVELTIES Entirely New to Greymouth. — Remember— .FAREWELL PERFORMANCE. IF YOU FORGET IT— —YOU'LL REGRET IT. . PRICES— 3s, 2s, and is. Reserved Seats at Kilgour's. AUCTIONS. THIS DAY. 2.30 p.m. afc Rooms. .' HARLEY AND COY., LTD., will selloji account of Mr. Straker and others at their rooms as above :— - --HOUSEHOLD, FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. Valuable Solid Leather Suite (9 pieces), } Sideboard, Cheffonier, Couch, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Inlaid Li<noleum, Tables, Pictures, Chairs, 8-day Clock, Octagon Table, Fender and Irons, ' Brass Curb, Kitchen Sundries, etc. . ■■ ' . ALSO.— Bone Crusher, Lot : Wire. Netting, Coil Wire, Trap Springs and Wheels, Anvil, Shovels, Spade, Augurs a.nd Tools, Wire 'Rope, Block and Tackle, 2 Wheel Barrows, and Sundries. N.B.— Further, entries now being rereceived. HARLEY AND CO LTD. Auctioneers. PEDIGREE HOLSTEIN FRIESIANS. NEW TO N XI N G will sell by Auction at New Plymouth, on FRIDAY, 6th September, from his Holstein Stud; Farm — 14 Pedigree COW.S, . *' 3 Pedigree HEIFERS, i) Pedigree YEARLING BULLS. 2 Pedigree 2-yr.-old BULLS. All the young Bulls are by "King Fayne Sege II." or "King Alcartra Pietje" with Family Records of 35lbs. Butter; in seven'' days. THE BEST ERED BULLS IN THE DOMINION. Send early for cataloguesT' MONDAY* 26th AUGUST, 1912. At/ 12.30 p.m. PRESTON YARDS, GREYMOUTH MARK SPROT AND CO. will sell by public auction as above : — 20 FAT CATTLE. 1 200 FAT SHEEP. AT THEIR ROOMS, \ WERITA STREET. TUESDAY, AUGUST 27th. At 3 p.m. . , MESSRS. NANCARROW AND CO. -acting under instructions will sell by public auction as above: — .FREEHOLD SECTION No. 114, situated Bright St., Cobden,. containing 5-acre (more pr less) together with Four-Roomed . HOUSE thereon. NANCARROW AND CO., "...■- Auctioneers. IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY IN GREY MOUTH. Containing six and a-half acres, . with Hotel thereon. , SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR ANYONE DESIRING A COMFORTABLE HOME AND EASY N BUSINESS. "^ ' < MARK . SPROT AND CO., favoured with instructions, offer for private sale:- 1 -. ALL THAT PIECE AND PARCEL OF LAND SITUATE AT KARORO, containing 6i acres Free- , hold Land, secui'ely fenced, with "Australasian Hotel" and outbuildings thereon. . The hotel is at present leased to a good tenant, and arrangements can be made for early possession if neces : sary. The contract for re-erection of the hotel building is nearly completed, and the buildings will then be in an excellent state of repair. The price for the Freehold is ,£3750 and terms may be arranged. PUBLIC NOTICES. ' ARMY HALL SUNDAY, At 7 P.m. MEMORIAL SERVICE. GENERAL BOOTH. . GREY EDUCATION BOARD. Applications by letter accompanied by testimonials (copies only), W ill be received till Noon of WEDNESDAY. September 4th proximo, for the following positions: — Greymouth District High SchoolFourth Assistant Teacher, Sal- „ ary £w~ £163. Runanga School— Third Assistant Teacher. Salary £105—135Aphcants for more than one position are required to forward separate letters of application and copies of testimonials for each position applied for. , P. F. DANIEL, ' " Secretary. - Education Office, Greymouth, 20th August, 1912.