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Grey River Argus, 21 July 1922, Page 1

(.. AMUSEMENTS. rpO-NIGHT— ’ POLLARD’S PICTURES. —TO-NIGII TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), MATINEE SATURDAY, AND SATURDAY NIGH' “THE JACK KNIFE MAN” By Ellis Parker Butler. A story th: “THE JACK KNIFE IMAN” is dedicated to every child from nin lIIE JACK KNIFE MAN” to ninety. A story that will lug a “THE .TACK KNIFE MAN” the heart and bring the smiling tear t< “THE JACK KNIFE MAN” . the eve. A Most Lovable Story. MONDAY NEXT— Jack London’s ' “THE LITTLE FOOL” MONDAY NEXT— Jack London’s “THE LITTLE FOOL” MONDAY NEXT— Jack London’s “THE LITTLE FOOL” THE DRAMA OF A WO MAN’S INDECISION. , HALL, BLACKBALL- MANDL’S HALL, BLACKBALL. TONIGHT—Jack London’s “THE LITTLE FOOL” -TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT—Jack London’s “THE LITTLE FOOL” —TO-NIGHT A STORY OF SINGULARLY STRONG APPEAL. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH (Next Tennent’s .Jeweller). MILLERS MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH——MILLER’S MILLERS MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH-—MILLER’S MILLERS MAWHERA QUA Y, GREYMOUTH MILLER ’S MILLERS MAWHERA QUA Y, GREYMOUTH MILLER’S * (Next Door to Tenn ent’s Jeweller.) I ost your next drapery order to B ox 175. We guarantee satisfaction, or your money refunded. The following a re a few of our quotations:— 80in TWILL SHEETING . . .. 2/6 Gents'All-wool SOCKS . . .. 1/6 ITALIAN CLOTH OVERALLS, with Gents’ All-wool CARDIGANS 15/6 T3-O Belts 8/11 Gent’s Cambric SHIRTS .. 5/11 I RINT OVERALLS, with belts 5/6 Gents’ All-wool Underpants .. 7/6 O.S. .. 5/g Gents’ All-wool Undershirts .. 7/6 Italian Cloth UNDERSKIRTS . 7/6 40in MADAPOLIN CLOTH, good Ladies’ All-wool Cashmere TTOSE- qualitvl/3vard 3/6 pair CALICO ' 10*1 yard Ladies’ All-wool COLONIAL HOSE FLANNELETTE .. .. 10ld yard 2/11 pair Double BLANKETS 1. 32/6 pair Ladies’ SILK BLOUSES .. 12/6 TOWELS 1/3 Special Line FRILL SILK BLOUSES IT 18/6 ■ —»A T MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S MILLER’S NOW MAWHERA QUA Y. GREY’MOUTH. (Next Door to Tennent’s, Jeweller).

PUBLIC NOTICES. 1 Examination of Candidates for I Certificates as Firemen, Deputies ; and Underviowers will be held at the School of Mines, Westport, on SATURDAY, August 12, 1922, commencing at 9.30 a.m. H 0 C K E Y. : All those who are willing to JOIN j HOCKEY CLUBS are requested to roll up to a meeting being held in Weslev Hall THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8 i 0 ’clock. STAN. WHITE, Convenor. II -M P O U N D E D. | i. ONE CHESTNUT GELDING (hack). | INo visible brands. Both hind legs j 'white; off fore fetlock white; star on I i forehead. If not claimed before NOON ion the 29th, will be SOLD to defray ■ expenses. j W. COCHRANE, Poundkeeper. I UWESTLAND ENGINE-DRIVERS’ UNION. Tim Half-yearly Meeting will lie held fat Blackball on SUNDAY, July 23, at ?2.30 p;m. Cars will leave Cobden Bridge on SUNDAY at 1 o’clock. J. GOODALL, , Secretary. gTA T E COAL MINES. 1 Written tenders are invited and will be received by the undersigned UNTIL NOON OF THE 24TH DAY” OF JULY for the driving of the Main Heading at the James Mine, a distance of three chains more or less. Specifications may be seen at the Colliery Offices, Dunollie and Rewanui.. The lowest or any tender no*- necessarily accepted. I. A. JAMES, Superintendent.

TNANGAHUA JUNCTION SALE 1 YARDS. MONDAY. July 24. 1922. at 1 o'clock sharp, M.MAHON and LEE will sell by Public Auction as above: — SO Prime Fat Cattle (from South West land). 200 Prime Fat Wethers (off turnips). 200 Fat Sheep. 200 Forward Wethers. 55 Fat and Forward Wethers (4 and 6 tooth). The above will be drafted into lots to suit buyers. A motor'“ir will leave Rcefton for sale ‘mmediately after arrival of the morning train from Greymouth.

/ELEMENTS MOTORS LIMITED. V HOKITIKA. —CLEMENTS MOTORS’ LIMITED——CLEMENTS MOTORS’ LIMITED——CLEMENTS MOTORS’ LIMITED——CLEMENTS MOTORS’ LIMITED——CLEMENTS MOTORS’ LIMITED——CLEMENTS MOTORS’ LIMITED— Book your seats from Otira to the Glaciers, 300 miles (return) of motoring through beautiful Westland scenery —the road skirting the edges of Lakes: lanthe, Mapourika, Waihapa, enroute to the Franz Josep and Fox Glaciers. Particulars from the New Zealand Government Tourist Bureau and Thos. Cook and Son, or Clements Motors’ Ltd. Hokitika. Royal Mail contractors. TELEGRAMS: CLEMENTS GAR AGE, WELD STREET, HOKITIKA. ■g E A L E AND CO. Coaches will run between Otira Arthur’s Pass every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, carry ing floods and Furniture only. Motor ears towed Over the .WI I as usual Prices reasonable. For Particulars apply diect to S.YDE, Proprietor. OTIRA.