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AMUSEMENTS. I<OWN HALL PEERLESS PICTURES TOWN HALL. i — — MATINEE and EVENINGS • , TOM MIX, in— - '<FAME AND FORTUNE* MACK SENNETT'S SCREAM— "THE STAR BOARDER* SUNDAY—. "THE MIRACLE OF LOVE" (7 .Reels). SUNDAY— "THE MIRACLE OF LOVE" \ (7 Reels). 0 The Second Cosmopolitan Masterpiece.;: Story has an English. Background a Accomplished Players , "Duchess of Hc-n-wick?" - .. .. LUCY COTTON "Dowager Duchess of Cheshire" .. BLANCHE DEVONPORT '<Lady Emily" >v.- ....'. LILA BLOW "Cornelia Kirby" ..Nk. .. JACKIE SAUNDERS "Clive Hubert" .. .* WYNDHAM STANDING "George Duke of Cheshire'"' .. .. ... .. PERCY STANDING '' Also a 2-reel . SUNSHINE— "MONGRELS." • —METTRICK'S HALL— —METTRICK'S HALL-TO-NIGHT— GEORGE WALSH, in " PUTTING- ONE OVER" SUNDAY— ELSIE FERGUSON, in "WITNESS FOR THE DEFENCE." ~ SUNDAY— MACK BENNETT'S "THE STAR BOARDER." l§ 13UNANGA PEERLESS PICTURES RUNANGA ■ SUNDAY— At 7.45 —SUNDAY A Sensational Western Drama, featuring .the Most Popular Western Character C —ALL NEW AND INTERESTING SUPPORTS■DARGAINS m BLOUSES! [ BARGAINS IN^ BLOUSES! HURRY UP! HURRY UP! LADIES! You Want for the Xmas Holidays, the" VERY LATEST and BEST in FASHIONABLE BLOUSES— DON 'T YOU? There are the- RACES, the TROTS, and all manner of SOCIAL Func- : ' tions to provide for— and ONLY. ONE SHORT WEEK REMAINS! What would Christmastide be like for you without you were attired in THE LATEST AND -BEST? — - You would be an EXCEPTION if without a Blouse of the Right Cut, 1 Finish, and Material— an exception that would prove the rule that NO LADY FACES YULETIDE in a Blouse that is antiquated. All the Ladies who *i^NOW" where to go are to be found seeking the guidr assfui — *ance and the expert aid of the & DAIN%Y BLOUSE CpMPANY'S SHOP_DAIN : t-Y BLOUSE COMPANY'S SHOP D'ALNTY BLOUSE COMPANY'S SHOP r SMART MORNING BLOUSES 5/6. JA SILKS from 14/6; extra quality 18/6 b JAP JUMPERS, 29/6 ' FUGI JUMPERS, 35/---3 SMART SKIRTS from 27/6: r EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD. OUR PRICES WILL ASTONISH ALL. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF. :: :;

t ; . „ .. ... PUBLIC NOTICES. TRY SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODB Comprising: — Fern Leaf Brooches. r Fern Leaf Brooches with Nuggets *- attached. F/ern Leaf Brooches with Greenstone attached. Gold and Silver Goods of all Descriptions. Luminous Watches for the Wrist, Granny Chains, . Gold Neck lets and Greenstone Trinkets. SEE WINDOW! SEE WINDOW! I MILNER'S. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH ]? ABBIT SKI NS. TRAPPERS! . TRAPPERS! TRAPPERS! TRAPPERS! TRAPPERS! TRAPPERS I I am Btill paying Top Market Pri««" for Rabbit Skins. Consign your Skins to— ''. R. S. BLACK, Dunedin. ADDRESS:— R. S. BLACK, Box 230, Dunedin. STORE:— 420, MORAY PLACE, Dunedin 1 (Opposite First Church.) ' Telephone:— 1255. •' Telegrams: "Blackfoot," Dunedin ' A.nd Yon will get Prompt Returns. I NW SEASON'S MILLINERY. I, THE MISSES WHITE LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTERS, DESIRE to notify the ladies of the West Coast that their NEW SEA SON'S MILLINERY has arrived. The new Styles are distinctive and ' Hmart. We inv'te inspection. A LADIES SPORTS COATS . CHILDREN'S BUCKET HATH — At— MISSES WHITE iFHATOr YOUR SPARE HOURS? Those that arc spent in REAL RECREATION arc not necessarily wasted. 1 But what of those hours that slip away without any fruit of work or knowledge, or rest, jr education? .These hours which "just go? These are the hours we want you- to devote, to systematic study under our expert ! gU Why C not master ADVERTISEMENT WRITING or ACCOUNTANCY, or PRACTICAL BOOK-KEEPING, or i MODERN OFFICE METHODS; or be !! p epaS for the^UNIVERSITY BOOKKEEPERS ' EXAMINATIONS?. ' Which interests you? Send for particulars of our Course. Address:: HEMINGWAY and ROBERTSON'S CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, Ltd., AUCKLAND. : P.O. Box 516. RAILWAY HO T E L MAWVERA QUAY. GEEYMOUTB TED" .tSHTON. Proprietor All Sports meet at this PopulaT Hotel All Spirits True to Label. MOD El? ATE TARIFF. OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. THE DIGGERS' CYCLE DEPOT. W. GAMBLE ... • Proprietor. Takes this opportunity of notifying the General Public that he has opened a Cycle and Motor Cycle business in premises, Mackay Street, next door to Mark Sprot and Co. All cycle accessories stocked. Repairs executed with • neatness, and promptitude. The premises have bees enlarged which enables me to stock everything connected with Bicycles and Motor Cycles. A trial solicited. All woTk guaranteed CENTRAL. HOTEL. HOKITIKA. First-class Accommodation for tht Travelling Public. J. L. FQWLER, Proprietor.

PUBLIC NOTICES. TVfARK SPROT IND CO. VALUABLE FARMS. )N WEST COAST AT LOW VALUES. OJ ACRES Freehold. Handy situation, G roomed Dwelling, Milking Shed, Hut etc., All flat and all Ploughable. Also 55 Dairy Cows in Profit. 10 yearlings and young Stock, New Milking Plant ana Separator etc., complete. 65 acres In Oats 'and CTop, 20 acres ploughed for Turnips. Price as a going concern £7,500. Implements at Valuation. £2,500 cash. Balance arranged on easy terms. 369 ACRES' Freehold and Leasehold, Land- well situated fen#. clos^. to thej. Railway. Dwellin|f;"'*MiMng Plant, v ; Implements, 30 Cows, 10 Heifers,!, in Profit, Calves, Sheep, 14 two- 1' year Steers, 3 Horses 10 acres in I Oats 60 acres ready for plougnmg.l Price as going concern £4,600.'. Terras £1,500 cash, balance at 6 per,, cent, easy terms. 207 ACRE'S Leasebolu with new dwelling and Milking Shed. \ "vrge area ; ploughable. 3 miles from Railway ' IS Dairy Cows in profit, 12 Year- ■ •tings, 1 Bull, 1 Horse etc., Separ- - ator. A very cheap "place. Priced £2.500 as going concern. Half Cash, balance at b per cent. nu AUK.ES Freehold with 5-roomed' dwelling^ New Milking Shed, < 25 , Dairy (Jovvs in profit, 5 heifers, 2 Bulls. Horse and Pigs. Implements \ and Tools. £ mile fxom Railway' Si miles from Fadrary. 120 acres in grass, S' acres in Price' £3,900 as goiug conceFTj £1900 cash s Balance 5i per cent. |1 *70 ACRES Freehold and Leajseholct, ! Also Run 6000 acres. New Milk- ] ing Shed and Dwelling, Also Miik- ' ing Plant. 60 Cows in profit, 25 J c 24 year old Cattle. Full range im I pleiuents, Dray, etc., 5 miles from jRailway. Price £8,000 as going eon! cern. &JUOO in cash, balanci- at! : 6} per cent. I PROPERTY AT DUNOLLIE. | QECTIONS— 26, 27, 28, and 29; Also ( Sections 2 and 3, Block 8; with Billiard Room, Shop, and Dwelling : rected thereon. m FULL PARTICULARS- TO' BON A if FIDE ENQUIRY. WRITE OR CALL ON MARK SPROTT ( 'A.\n CO. ij \ l-< iH ;\ H-:!.'.- I. A NiJ. ,-TOCK- 'p & GEN KRAI. AGKNTs - GREYMOUTH. |* Q SCHAEF AND SONS PIONEER FURNITURE WORKb i' AND MOTOR GARAGE. PROPRIETORS " i (Established 1869.) Motor Garage: Tarapuhi Street. Furniture Works: Herbert Street. |] Largest stock of Car Spares on the West Coast. The Garage is in charge of a qualified Engineer, and clients can rely on first-class workmanship. ' ' ' ! All Styles and Classes of Furniture |j to order. « Call and have a jjabk round ourSaowroom. \ Furniture packed and forwarded to! any part of the Dominion. OUB PE/CBS ARE REASONABLE. BECK AND CO, Brasso, 1/- tin. Dutch Cleanser, 6d. tin. Large Bars Soap, 1/3. Raisins, lib. Packets, l/2 t Sardines, Large tins,- 1/6. Salmon, Large Tifcs, 1/6. f Herrings anoV Tomato, large tins."" VA Pilchards, Large Tins, 1/2. New Prunes, 1/- lb. New Dates, 9d. I D. and M, Blacking, 4 cakes 6d.g Qts. Sauce, 1/3. |li Good old Cheese 1/2 lb. jl Good new Cheese, 1/2 Ib* 'S We are content, .to make . a. profit c little, and often and can help you make j your money go a long way farther-* chan any other Store in town. BECK .'AND CO. ... Mackay Street, Greymoutli.