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Grey River Argus, 3 February 1917, Page 1

MATINEE POLLARD'S PICTURES.. . TO-DAY' > The Colossal Keystone- Laughter Maker.. ;$ 2.30 p.m. ' "STOLEN MAGIC" 2.30 p.m.' FINAL SCREENING: S p.m. TO-NIGHT. y SUjNDAY— The Famous Players —SUNDAY:'!; Present Robert W. Chambers 's Great Novel. .;, THE FIGHTING CHANCE . A Big Feature Success. ; , : .,' THE STORY OF A WOSIAX AND -WINE f How she wins out for the maii she loves. - ORCHESTRA :.• :: :: AND BIG SUPPORTING PROGRAMME • [.. TO-DAY. McLEAN IS .'PICTURES.., . .TO-DAY * : At 2.30 p.m. THE USUA L MATINEE. At 2.30 p.m. At 8 p-ni.— LAST SCREENING OF PRESENT BILL. —At .8 p.m. ' j SUNDAY— Lasky's Brilliant Success —SUNDAY * THE IMMIGRANT Featuring Valeska Surart, Theodore Roberts and Thos. . Neighan. ORCHESTRA. ♦'TERENCE O'ROURKE" No. 3. —ORCHESTRA. I ,_i ..... .1 1 ■■- '■ . ■■■'■' v= » PUBLIC NOTICES. , WAUTEDB.

GREY DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL. OARENTS and Guardians are notified that the School will RE-OPEN on MONDAY. sth instant. J. TENNENT, Chairman School Committee. TENDERS FOR GOESE CLEARING. RENDERS will be received up till Noon on TUESDAY, (sth February, for clearing gorse and ragwort, etc., from Cobilcn Island. Tenders must bo addressed to the Chairman, 'and marked, on the outside of the envelope: "Tender for Gorse Clearing Contract." Plan and specification may be inspected at the Harbour Poard Office during office Hours. Lpw-i-st or any tender not necessarily accepted. W. B. GILBERT, ' Secretary. January 2(>th. 1917. EDUCATION RESERVES FOR LEASE. "MDTK'r] is hereby given that the undermentioned Education XX-S-KRVES will be open for selection on Renewable Lease at this Office on TUESDAY. 20 th February, li>l7:— Wiitaroa Survey District. — Lots 1, 2, :j and 4 of Reserve 124. Areas from s>OO.sif;ri\s to 2H4 acres.. Annual rentals, £] 1 4s. to £24 ](ss. Sale plans* and application forms may be obtained at this Oflicc. T. BROOK, Commissioner of Crown Lands. District Lands and Survey Office, Hokitika, 2nd February, .1917. T~7( : EN SI Nli I>J STRICT OF WEST- ■^ LAND. — Notice of Application •t'iir-'- T.raii«fei%-.p*--Li«<i>nso, 1, TATKICK : KI."ANE. dl ! -Nelson Creek, being the holder of a Publican's License in' respect of the house and premises situate :it Nelson Creek, and known :is "The iTnion Hotel, " do hereby "ivc notice that 1. desire to obtain, and will at the noxt licensing meeting to Inholden at Hokitika «ni the 7th day of March, 1917. apply for ihe transfer of The said License from myself to Frank Medhnrst Daniel, my appointee. Dated the sth day of January, 1917. Signature of Applicant: Patrick Ruane. l'lace of Abode and Description: JS'olsou Creek, Hoto-lke.typr. TENDERS FOR COAL SUPPLIES. HPHNDERS arc invited for the supply of Steaming Coal requirements (approximately 40 tons per week), for. the Bluckwater Mines, Waiuta, via Ikamatua, for a period of one or two years. Tenders close on 32th February, •I!U7. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. General conditions of contract ob■tainablo by application to the GENERAL MANAGER. Consolidated Gold Fields of N.Z.* Ltd. REEFTON. CANTERBURY EDUCATION BOARD GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL SCHOOL. ni. ASSES in ENGINEERING, %Vy DUESSMAKING, and COMMERCE will be resumed on MONDAY NEXT February sth. Duo notice will be given in respect of Classes in Woodwork, etc., and C.rukery. Intending students may obtain full information upou application to the Instructors. PORT WATERSTDERS' PICNIC, '' SATURDAY. February 3rd. The annual Picnic will be held on CASs SQUARE, Hokitika. Adults, as 2d. Children under 13 is id; under 3 free. Train leaves Greymouth at Q. 35 a.m. Good sports • programme. Everyone invited. Sugar/, milk, hot water, and te.a provided free: and in addition the Committee will endeavour to give the children each a tow Proceeds in did 1 of the boys at the front. — R. Cooper. Secretary. A. O'Brien. Treasurer. FARLSH'S TEA ROOMS PROPRIETARY. TXAVING obtained the services of a first-class BAKER, are prepared to supply bread and small goods. Country orders must, be accompanied by cash, unless otherwise arranged. T o hooking. GARAGE MACKAY STREET - GREYMOUTH THOMAS. B. BATY - Proprietor A N up-to-date Garage is what- the town of Greymouth requires, and it is the proprietor's intention 10 make the Ureymouth Garage on a par with those of other towns. First class Mechanics Employed This Garage has been rebuilt and is °"iiNG PHONE '335 , All kinds of/repaifs done to Cars, Motor %]m vas Uiw& ■ And placed in charge of expert drivers. OUR MOTTO.— Punctuality rand Kefiability ' A Trial Solicited