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amusement*. QPERA HOUSE— POLLARD’S PICTURES. —OPERA HOUSE | MATINEE AT 2.30 TO-DAY— “THE GIRL MATINEE—“THE GIRL IN THE TAXI” starring M & Mrs Carter de Han . MATINEE, 2.3o—Ninth Episode of— ‘ BULLER MATINEE TO-DAY—Final match for Seddon VKI j s SAME PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT WILL HE OF!EBED BY I OLL ARD 8 TOMORROW (SUNDAY)— “The Dream Cheater’ starring J. Man t nKougan SUNDAY—HAROLD LLOYD in one of his latest comedy successes—S CAua x •TOMORROW (SUNDAY)- HANDL’S HALL. BLACKLALL SUNDAY NIGHT—“PILGRIMS OF THE NIGHT ’ ’ A Powerful | SUNDAY NIGHT —A Big Two-reel Comedy— ' gETTER THAN AN ASPIRIN FOR THAT HEADACHE. OPFRA HOUSE—MONDAY” AND TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 16 and 17. OPERA HOUSE—MONDAY’ AND TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 16 and . Reef ton, October 14; Hokitika, October 18 and 19; Blackball, October - . Messrs Fama and Lawson present THE FAMOUS DlGGERS—(Reorganised)—THE FAMOUS DIGGERS THE FAMOUS DlGGERS—(Reorganised)—THE FAMOUS DIGGERS THE FAMOUS DlGGERS—(Reorganised)—THE FAMOUS DIGGERS THE FXMOUS DIGGERS —(Reorganised)—I HE FAMOUS DIG GE Kb in— beautiful girls— in— with THEIR—IO—BEAUTIFUL GIRLS—IO 10BEAUTIFUL GIRLS —10—-WITH THEIR —10 —BEAUTIFUL GIRLS 1 THE EPOCH MAKING REORGANISED COMPANY OF 25PERFORMERS 25 25 -PERFORMERS 2a 05PERFORMERS 25 25 PERFORMERS A FEW REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SEE THE NEW REAL GIRL SHOW 1 CLAIRE GOOLEY is without doubt 4. STAN LAWSON is doing male chaione of the Finest Sopranos ever acterisations this time—now you heard in this country, and will see what a “man he CLAUDE BELL is a baritone 5. THE SUPERB SIX BALLET GIRLS with a Voice Hard to Beat. ’ are beautiful, dainty and viva2. JIMMY NORTON has delighted vast eious and are worth looking at, audiences throughout England,- listening to, admiring. America and Australia and he 6. THE FAMOUS ORCHESTRA still will delight you. .JOE VALLI, lends melodious enchantment to you’ve laughed at before, he’s the programme , ITI . VPT? Funnier this time. 7. YOU DON T TAKE A CHANCE 3 EILY DALGLEISH is sweet, she when you go to Hie Diggers, can dance and she’ll make you you know that the programme smile. GUS DAWSON does his will be 100 per cent, clean enfinest work in this programme. joyable entertainment. PRICES: 5/-, 4/-, 3/- and 2/-, plus tax. Children half-price. Box Plan at Bristol. MILLER’S, ~ QUAY, GREYMOUTH (Next to Tennent’s, Jeweller) Have just landed seventy dozen Ladies’ Cotton VESTS, and as usual these goods are of such a price that it enables even the poorest to secure their wants .. .. •• ■■ •• V 9 1/11 and 2/6 Also a fine range of CAMISOLES ..From 4/6 All-wool CASHMERE HOSE 2/6 Special line of BOTANY .. .. • • • ■ 3/11 17-inch SILK HOSE4/3 MILLER’S, MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH (Next to Teiment’s, Jeweller)

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PUBLIC NOTICES. rtIANTED, a Milling Bush to Cut on ’* a Royalty Basis, anything from 7,000,000 to 40,000,000 feet will suit. Will put a mill in this summer. Send full particulars to P. J. Higgins, Belgrove Nelson. WESTLAND ENGINE-DRIVERS’ UNION. A Special Meeting of the above Union will be held in the Lyceum Hall, ou SUNDAY, October 15, at 2.30 to nominate Conciliation Assessors. J. GOODALL, Secretary. rpHE GOLDEN COAfJT CO-OP. 1 DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED. The above Company respectfully beg to advise that they are still anxious to receive enquiries from intending SUPPLIERS. Consider well before going elsewhere. Cream Cans and railage freight FREE. Enquiries Solicited. Box 47, GEO. PASCOE, Reefton. Secretary.

AMUSEMENTS. A NNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. ST COLUMBA’S ANNUAL BALL, St Columba Hall, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20th. Delicious Supper, First-class Floor and Music. Full Orchestra. The ball of the Season. Popular Prices. rpHE PIKOMANU (Wood Hen Bend) x Annual Labour Day Sports will be held at Telegraph Flat, on LABOUR DAY, October 23, 1922, when a Monster Programme will be presented. Standing Chops, Underhand Chops, Ladies’ Chopping Events, Races, Side Shows, et<. Refreshments on Ground. Watch foi programme.

PULLER LABOUR DAY SPORTS —and — LABOUR PARTY ANNUAL BALL

THEATRE ROYAL, WESTPORT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20111. Curtis’s Orchestra. Double Tickets 5/6; Gents’ Single 3/6; Ladies’ Single 2/6; Gallery 1/-. Knife and Fork Supper. SPORTS AND PICNIC —at — CAPE FOULWIND —on — MONDAY, OCTOBER 23rd. MONSTER PROCESSION preceding first train, to sthrt at 10 a.m. from Hagedorn’s Corner. Train out at 11 a.m. and 1.30 p.m., returning at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. Children under 12 free; adults 2/-. Particulars of programme, see posters. Hot water, tea, sugar, and milk. DAN MOLONEY, Secretary.

jVT R W. E. JOHN S O N, Of America. (Better known as “Pussyfoot.”) Will address meetings as follows: RUNANGA —Miners’ Hall, THIS (Saturday) NIGHT, 8 o’clock. BLACKBALL—Druids ’ Hall, TO-MOR-ROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, 2.30 o’clock. KUMARA—Town Hall, TO-MORROW (Sunday) NIGHT, 8 o’clock. THE ELECTORS ARE INVITED TO BE PRESENT. VWESTLAND HOTEL AND RESTAUVV RANT EMPLOYEES’ INDUSTRIAL UNION OF WORKERS. A Special Meeting of the above Union will be held in the Lyceum Hall on MONDAY, October 16, at 8 o’clock. Business: Important. All members and intending members requested to attend. M. MATHIESON, Secretary. QREY COUNTY 'COUNCIL. WRITTEN TENDERS are invited * and will be received at County Chamber, Greymouth, up to 2 o ’clock p.m. ou WEDNESDAY, 25th inst., for the following works:— 1. Construction of culvert over Mason Creek on Ahaura-Haupiri Road. 2. Construction of section 23 Road Hatter’s Terrace to Haupiri Flat. 3. Drainage and widening of Grey-mouth-Reefton Road between 18m and 18$m. Tenders to be marked on outside of envelope with the name of the work tendered for, and addressed *to the County Chairman. Plans and specifications can be seen at County Chambers, Greymouth; for 1 and 3 at Mr Ward’s Store, Ahaura; and 2 at Post Office, Nelson Creek. JOHN HIGGINS, (County Engineer. County Chambers, Greymouth, October 12, 1922.

PUBLIC NOTICES. QAFER O Y A L. CAFE ROYAL CAFE ROYAL CAFE ROYAL CAFE ROYAL CAFE ROYAL CAFE ROYAL MR TED BOND notifies his many old patrons and the public generally that he is taking over the Cafe Royal Restaurant, and trusts again to be favoured with their valued patronage at this well-known hostelry. HOT SUPPERS will in future be obtainable at all hours. Regular supplies of Fresh Fish will be on sale. The Cafe Royal is the place for your supper! Address: ALBERT STREET, next Central Hotel. QO A L MI N E MANA G E R THE REEFTON COAL COMPANY, LIMITED, invites applications for the position of Manager of its Burke s Creek Colliery. Applicants must have a First-class Mine Manager s Certificate. ! Salary, £6OO per annum. Subject to satisfactory management salary to be increased by £lOO per annum after first i 12 months. ! Applications, with copies of references, should reach the undersigned by October 20. J. A. BRUCE, Secretary. Reefton Coal Coy., Ltd., t P.O. Box 445, Wellington.