AMUSEMENTS. QPERA HOUSE— POLLARD’S PICTURES —OPERA HOUSE TO-NIGHT— A Super Raffles Story of Adventure Starring Earle Williams “IT CAN BE DONE” A thrilling exposure of-the food profiteer. ‘T CAN BE DONE” More exciting and thrilling than fiction WEDNESDAY— The First of the Stoll Detective two-reelers —WEDNESDAY “THE RESIDENT PATIENT” Conan Doyle’s series of Adventures of “THE RESIDENT PATIENT” Sherlock Holmes. “MARRIED LIFE” “MARRIED LIFE" “MARRIED LIFE” Mack Scnnett’s Supreme Comedy Triumph. MILLhil'S BOUNDARY STREET, GR E YmTTu~TH. MILLER ’8 MILLER’S MILLER ’8 MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER ’S MILLER ’8 MILLER ’8 MILLER ’S MILLER ’8 MILLER ’8 MILLER ’8 MILLER ’8 MILLER’S MILLER ’B—- — MILLER’S MILLER ’8 MILLER’S COSTUMES AT GIVEN-AWAY PRICES COSTUMES AT GIVEN-AWAY PRICES COSTUMES AT GIVEN-AWAY PRICES SMART TWEED 49/6 FLANNEL 49/6 SERGE, Indigo Dye ... .. .. .. .. 79/6 LADIES’ AND MAIDS’ COATS TO CLEAR REGARDLESS OF COST. BOUNDARY STREET, GREYMOUTH. Jeffries’s Buildings, Hokitika.
AMUSEMENTS. UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB.—Fancy Dress Masquerade Ball will be held in the Pavilion on THURSDAY, July 20.—H. Jamieson, Hon. Secretary. 0 0 N CERT AND DANCE In NGAHERE HALL, In aid of NGAHERE CATHOLIC CHURCH BUILDING FUND. FRIDAY, JULY 14. Admission: Gents, 2/6; Ladies, 1/6. PUBLIC NOTICES. Q*TOUT Ladies and Gentlemen can really Reduce without Drugs. Simple Home Remedy, endorsed by doctors. Write for free particulars. G. A. Harrison, box 1387, Wellington. Enclose 6d etamps. GREYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. rpENDERS are invited, closing with the undersigned at NOON on TUESDAY, July 4, for the Lease of Sections 79, 123, 124, 125, 27b Lot 1, and the unleased portion of Section 7, same conditions as in previous leases to apply. Upset rental for section 7 £1 10/- per annum, and for all others £1 per annum. Fuller particulars on application at the Board’s Office during office hours. Tenders must be marked on the outside of the envelope with the number of the section tendered for. W. B. GILBERT, Secretary. g E A L E AND CO. Coaches will run between Otira and Arthur’s Pass every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, carrying Goods and Furniture only. Motor ears towed over the H'U as usual. Prices reasonable. For Particulars apply diect to S.YDE, Proprietor. OTIRA. JUST ARRIVED Direct from the English Potteries, TWELVE CRATES OF CROCKERY. —lncluding— White and Gold CUPS and SAUCERS, Paris and Minton shapes, White Granite, Blue Baud, and Gold Line; also Empire White and Fluted. TEA POTS, Large and Small, Fancy and Plain. Sugars and Creams, Butter Dishes, Flower Bowls, Salvers, Salts, Salads on Foot, 3in Flower Blocks. PUDDING BOWLS, all sizes. PLATES, 5,6, 7, 8 and 10 inches, also Soup Plates. BAKERS, all sizes. PRESSED BOWLS, Lipt. JUGS, Fluted and Plain, ete. All Bought since Latest Drop and are being sold at LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. m. McDonnell, m. McDonnell, m. McDonnell, m. McDonnell, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, GREYMOUTH 0 L U B HOT EL. BLACKBALL. Only the Best Wines and Spirits Stocked. Speight’s Ales on Tap. Best Accommodation. D. J. METTRICK, Proprietor. rp BAM W A Y HOTEL. MILLERTON. ■Mr D. M. O ’BRIEN wishes to notify the public that he. has taken over the above Hotel, and hopes by strict atten tion to business to uolicit a fair share <x! public patronage. Only the Best Brands of Alee, Winer and Spirits stocked. D. M. O’BRIEN, Proprietor.
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Grey River Argus, 3 July 1922, Page 1
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