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Grey River Argus, 1 September 1917, Page 1

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MATINEE POLLARD'S PICTURES MATINEE 2.30 p.m. TO-DAY— Frank Keenan in 'THE BRIDE OF HATE" 2.30 p,m. Biilie Burke in ".IER FIGHTING SPIRIT;' * 1 2th Chaptev of- "'Glofia.'" • . „ ..,....•■ ' ■ ' '■■>.-■■• Last Screening of --The Bride of Hate" & ' "Gloria's Romance' TonightSUNDAY— FRANK KEENAN ;a_id ENID MARKET , —SUNDAY in the Triangle ; -JIM GRIMSBY'S BOY' V ' Emotional Play . ■ > ■ A Unique Play, a Unique Idea, a Unique Plot. "Yoii knew I .wanted a BOY, and 5-011 give me a GIRL. Gawd! it can !t be a. girl— it's already named Bill." • . ■ . " -''■'•■- x ■ MONDAY— PQLLARD'S 87th PATRIOTIC BENEFIT. — MONDAY Mademoiselle Valkyrien^ in— "THE HIDDEN VALLEY. "J' v "TP 1 "' — ■Mill ■!<— *_- I M - 1 I- ■ 1 ■ ■■■■■ __..... ■■■■■■ - ■■ II I ■■ 1 ,— ,, . MATINEE . ..i McLEAN'S PICTURES : 0 MATINEE \ "WHOSO FINDETH "A' •WlFE'*' A And ♦QOMEDIES.; SUNDAY—,.', . A METRO W.ONCERPLAt . , ~ SUNDAY FRANCIS K. BUSHMAN and BEVERLY BAYNE, in \ A MAN AND HIS SOUL A First Episode _of . tlie Great Circus- Serial, .-[-.., GRACE I CUNABD and FRAkctS FORD in-- '-PEG O' THE RHTG." TO-NIGHT 1 4__i ' •fo-NIGHT. ;-,.-..'.. - ..\7 ....'. i '■■*:(^k m & ■, ?.;..,. / •• T.OWS T .HALL BOXINa. TOURNEY SATURDAY, SEPT, Ist. 2 TTRAC TI(T E DOUTS - 2 CAILOR jQ'DEA (15 Rounds) ttiIANK jQRIiTEN ERNIiJ MORRIS (Six Rounds) FRAN^O'NEILL 0. .•'irst Bout Punctiiully at 8 p.m. < Referei?: Mr J. S. NASH. ADMISSIbN:— 55., 35., and 2s. ABSOLUTELY , FREE LIST, _

-^EIBIi-d NOT-OES; j > FOOTBALL;' VICTORIA, pARK. »T»0-D4Y I.TITI p.Tft.=-MA'RrST. --v. RUNANGA. :: „.ni.—S TAR v. UNITED. ' Aamission' Is.. ' Ladies Free. WHEELBARROW TJAV) TO-DAY " " ( SATURDAY.)— DON 'T MISS IT.'. FINDS TO PROVIDE O-MEDICAL NECESSITIES, ETC., AT THE FRONT. * Grand I'arade from TOWN HALL at 2.30. p.m. Prize lor Child 's Best Decorated Billy-cart or Wheelbarrow. HELPIISfG HAND SHOP In aid of various Patriotic Funds, NEWELL'S BTJILDINGS, TAINUI STREET. •fHE above Shop will again be open X _ on SAT URDAY; NEXT, September Ist. The', districts' called upon , to provide supplies for the shop on that date are Cobden 'Preston Road, Blaketown Arney Street, and Marsden Road and Rodytown. .GARDEN AND FARM -LIME. T\L"NCAN McLEAN, Agent for An-, mer and Son's Agricultural Lime, notifies clients that a steamer will leave Napier on or .about' the Gth September. Early ordering is necessary as space is limited. Prices and full particulars on application to the West. Coast Agent. ORGANIST; WANTED. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of Organist, to St. John's Presbyterian Church, Greymouth. Salary £.?0 per anniini. Applications, which should be. addressed to' Mr. J. C. Duncan, Secretary, close on Septenv l>er Sth 0 • LAKE BRUNNER DISTRICT accident; Ftjm A PLAIN and Fancy Dress Ball in aid' of the above will be held in the Seddon Hall* Moana. on SATURDAY, September Ist. ., Good Music. Efficient M.C. Gents 3s. Ladios Free. W. HAR-COURT, Hon. Sec. IIOCHSTETTER GOLDFiELDS, ...LTD* OEPARATE TENDERS, to* close on 0 17 th SEPTEMBER, 1917, arc invited hy the above Company for. the DRIVING of the following TUNNELS:— ..■-■*.-'-.. No. 8 Tunnel, approiimatelV 1228 feet in -lengthy. and- No. 9 Tiin- -' ( nel, appro-iiriately-. 1303 feet - in length. ; Tunnels tifti by. sft. jin "oldman" . gravel, papa and soft sandstone. The Company will supply timber and rails at the' nearest saw/pit to work. ; Ventilation will be proyiaed. if. required. Inspection of Work can -be made upon application. Th» lowest or any tender not nccesT" sarjjy accepted. Specifications may be seen dt. the Company's office, Coates's Btiildiiigs, Greymoiith; >or Patterson, Michel and Co., Hokitika. ■JiHE SPECIAL MEETING of the Greymouth Wharf Labourers': Union, called for 2Sth August, <is in- ; no way connected with the "Greymouth ' Port Waterside Workers*' ' Union. HELP THE SOLDIER! ' JiLL ompldyers can help our^ return - ;r* od soldier .boys by sending their re- * .quirements. -for labour to , the Dis- .. charged .Soldiers' o,Departmentj-. or tothe Returned Soldiers' "Association, on '. by teaching them useful crafts and' ! occupations. '•'-. • • ■ ...Help the Empire by buying- British' . .goods! : : ~ r < .' ... , . . .....The Hdn;Spc- : ■•:, '■ : New, Zealand '.''National Service . League i (This advertisement is ingertjed. free,, to help our- boys in civil life.).. V- 7 • : I **' v •-.' - V - *'.' : *V" : ' : " V ' " : . ii___w_-_ij_sißro. , , vjj^pESS OSARATY,^ f7B^^.-Oii_-neM Street,,, * is prepared i;o nndertake ait' classes of PBESSMAKING at Home. Lessons given on applioation. '

fE MATA VINEYARDS, HAWKE'S X BAY, iNORTH ISLAND, PURE GRAPE WINES— New Zealand's Best Product. Mark Sprot and Co. West Coast Agents for the Te Mata Vineyards, announce that they have received supplies of these famous matured wines, and offer same for sale either to the trade direct or for home consumption. •-., Mixed cases containing Invalid Port, Madeira & Hack Te Mata Wines arc equal to the very best imported, and arc specially recommended for invalids and home consumption.' FINAL NOTICE. ALL ACCOUNTS owing to J. W. Greenslade and, Co., Grocers, Mackay Street, Greymouth, are requested to be PAID on or before Saturday, September Ist, otherwise steps will be taken to collect same. ; All accounts against the firm aTe requested tp be rendered this month.J. W. GREENSLADE & CO. Greymouth. NEWMAN BROS ; „ : » : .-'- Pr ■ .KOYAL MAIL MOTOB _J_*VU7B_. (Established Over 30' Year*. WEBTPORT., REiFTO^, GLE-fHOPE MURCHISON, NELSON, BLENHEIM, MOTUEKA * RIWAKA West Coas. Services. Cars leave Westport for Beef ton Daily at IQ a.m. Cars leave Reefton for Westport Daily at ».30 ajn. Cars leave Reefton Railway Station for Westport after arrival of morning train from Qreymouth. Cairs.leave Westport at . a.m. ,and Reefton at 7a.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for Glenhope and Murehison: returnirif froi* menhope an| Murchison .very Tuesday. ;T__f» day' and Saturday, after arrival of trainLfonr Nelson. . . a .I,^,* ' rhodgh Pa-sengen Bookei to, all Prin . : HARLEY AND CO., LTD.,- / District Agents. PUBLIC NOTICES: ' LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. SAVE 10 PER CENT. . - (All our prices are reduced to a mini- ' .-..'-. . mum.) - * ■■ "WE." have lsir^e 'stocks oJp'Primoi T * Potatoes (2e\vt bags), at the Low- ! estpricc yet heard of ; also Wheat, Pol- ' lard, -..Flo nr, Kerosene, Oatmcalj, Bacon, : .Soap, Candles, audOall groceryiines. . i ''Wo guarantee to: save you -money. Enquiring will! at once convince you - of this fact; We want the cksh. Yoii; get the : bargains..^/ v " J. W. GBEENSLADE &; GO.> ; . • Maciay Street Grocers, 4 ...,7. '-.* 7 Opp9»ite Town Hall.v