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Grey River Argus, 26 July 1922, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. I rpO-NIGHT— POLLARD’S PICTURES. —TO-NIGIII I TO VTCWT BAMPTOE OF PLACER” A storv of the American frem HAMPTON OF PLACER" tier. A first National attiac HAMPTON OEp LACER” tion. Teeming with big mo r lO-NIGHT—“BOB HAMPTON OF PLACER” ments. | Frontier days as you’ve read of them, but never seen before. .Starring Marjorie Daw as The Ki«l and James Kirkwood as Bob Hampton I and Wesley Barry, the freckled-faced youngster as “Buddy.’’ Hundreds of Indians and Scouts in Prairie conflict. The scenic grandeur of Gjizier Park. The story of a gambler’s love for a boy and girl. HUMOUR AS ONLY WESLEY BARRA’ CAN BRING TO THE SCREEN. QREYMOUTHBOXIN G A S S O (J I A T lON TOWN HALL SATURDAY JULY 29th. TOWN HALL GREAT PROFESSIONAL FIFTEEN-ROUND CONTEST. FRANK O’NEILL (Runanga) v. BILLY PRESTON (Wellington) FRANK O’NEILL (Runanga) v. BILLY PRESTON (Wellington) ALSO TWO SPECIAL AMATEUR BOUTS: MOSLEY’ (Grey) v. METTRICK (Blackball) DIGNAN (Roa) v. HALES (Camerons) Doors open 7 p.m.; First Bout 7.30; Big Bout, 8 sharp. Prices: Ringside, 10/-; Circle and Front, 6/-; Back, 3/- Ladies half-price to Circle only. JJILLERS, 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 QUAY, GREYMOUTH MILLER’S (Next Door to Tennent’s Jeweller.) Post your next drapery order to Box 175. We guaranty satisfaction or your money refunded. The following are 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 Belts 8/11 „ Gent’s Cambrie SHIRTS .. 5/11 PRINT OVERALLS, with belts 5/6 Gents ’ All-wool Underpants .. 7/6 O.S. 5/9 Gents’ All-wool Undershirts .. 7/6 Italian Cloth UNDERSKIRTS . 7/6 40in MADAPOLIN CLOTH, good Ladies’ All-wool Cashmere HOSE— qualityl/3 yard 3/6 pair CALICO IOJd yard Ladies’ All-wool LuLONIAL HOSE FLANNELETTE .. .. IOJd yard 2/11 pair Double BLANKETS .. 32/6 pair Ladies’ SILK BLOUSES .-. 12/6 TOWELS .. .. 1/3 Special Line FRILL SILK BLOUSES 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 QUAY, GREYMOUTH. (Next Door to Tennent’s, Jeweller).

PUBLIC NOTICES. TTAIRDRESSING BUSI N E S S. J. DUMBLE LEADS IN ALL BRANCHES OF THE TRADE. Get into the habit of patronising J. Dunible for one of his artistic natural Haircuts. Don’t get your hair cut half way up the back to make it appear as though you were wearing a wig. J. Dunible has had the best experience in the four centres of New ZeaMnd, which undoubtedly places him in the position of the leading hairdresser of this Island. Four first-class hands in attendance. MEETING OF RATEPAYERS. A Meeting of Ratepayers of the Waipuna Riding, Grey County, will be held in Heppell’s Hall, Totara Flat, on THURSDAY, 27th July, at. 7.30 p.m. to protest, against the proposed County Rate for the current year. A full attendance requested. P'OROUGII OF GREYMOUTH. Owners of Unregistered Dogs are hereby notified that they will be PROSECUTED without further warning. F. H. DENTON, Town Clerk.

AMUSEMENTS. T OYAL GREYMOUTH LODGE. M.U.1.0.0.F. A Euchre and Dance will be held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, Greymouth on THURSDAY, July 27, at 8 p.m. Williams’ Orchestra. Excellent Supper. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. C. F. TINNELLY, W. H. LE BRUN, Hon. Secretaries.

Q. R A N D BAZAAR. GRAND BAZAAR. GRAND BAZAAR. GRAND BAZAAR. GRAND BAZAAR. To be held in COUNTY HALL ,MILLERTON JULY 28th and 29th. In aid of Convent School, Granity. Latest Designs in Painting and Art Needlework. Fancy Goods and Knitted Clothes a Speciality. Surprise Packets and Home-made Sweets. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS. PUBLIC NOTICES. QTOUT 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. A R N () L D SIDING. ON and AFTER MONDAY, July 31st, Trains WILL NOT STOP at Arnold Siding, (Otira Line), for passengers. Parcels and small lots of goods will not be accepted to or from Arnold Siding.

ORO U G H OF RUNANGA. INTENTION TO MAKE RATES. By reason of Special Meeting held in the Borough Office, McGowan Street, Runanga, on MONDAY, July 10, 1922, notice is hereby given that the Runanga Borough Council will, at a. Special Meeting of the Council to be held at the Borough Office, McGowan Street, Runanga, on the 26th day of JULY, 1922, at 7 p.m., make and levy the following rates for the period commencing on the first day of April, 1922, and snding on the 31st day of March, 1923: A GENERAL RATE under Section 77, of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1908,” of EIGHTPENCE FARTHING IN THE £ on Rateable Value on the Valuation Roll of all rateable property within the Borough of Runanga, on the basis of the UNIMPROVED VALUE. A CHARITABLE AID RATE under Section 41 of “The Hospital and Charitable Institutions Act, 1909,” of 1 and 1-6 PENCE IN THE £ on the CAPITAL VALUE on the Valuation Roll of all Rateable Property within the Borough of Runanga, such rate being required to m«et the contribution payable by the Runanga Borough Council to the Grey Hospital and Aid Board. A LIGHTING RATE under Section 8S of “The Municipal Corporations Act, 1920,” of SEVEN-SIX-TEENTHS OF A PENNY IN THE £, on the CAPITAL VALUE on the Valuation Roll of the Borough of Runanga. A SPECIAL RATE under Section 5 (4) of “The Local Bodies Finance Act, 1921-22,” of 2 and 3-8 PENCE IN THE £ on the Rateable Value on the Valuation Roll of all Rateable Property within the , Borough of Runanga on the basis of the UNIMPROVED VALUE, such rate being required to extinguish the Antecedent Liability (£291/2/3) as at March 31, 1922, and that it be an annual recurring rate until the said Antecedent Liability is extinguished. Also that the above Rates will be payable in one sum at the Town Clerk’s Office, McGowan Street, Runanga, on the 9th day of AUGUST, 1922. The Valuation Roll for the abovementioned Borough, also Annual Estimates, are now open for inspection at the Town Clerk’s Office during Office Hours. Dated this 10th dav of July, 1922. I. RICHMOND, Town Clerk.

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 Band; ind 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, etc. All Bought since Latest Drop and are being sold »t LOWEST PRICES zN TOWN. m. McDonnell,— —- m. McDonnell, m. McDonnell, ——-M. McDonnell, Wine and Spirit Merchant, GREYMOUTH. Wholesale and Retail Grocer, P z TENTS. OBTAINED THROUGHOUT WORLD. BY 'll. CARLYON COATES, F.T.P.A. (N.Z.I 8.M.1.P.A. (Ans.) F.M.C.P.A. (London.) Patert Attorney and Consulting Electrical Engineer. 134 Here *ord St., (Opp. Bank »f