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AMUSEMENTS. ~ > OPERA HOUSE—TO-NIGHT—OPERA HOUSE ■ A CARGO OF FUN, THRILLS AND FRILLS ON THE HIGH SEAS— Karl Dune, George K. Arthur. Josephine Dunn and Polly Moran in: “CHINA BOUND” “CHINA BOUND” I Usual Prices. Usual Prices. SATURDAY'S MATINEE AND EVENING ’ | GEORGE SIDNEY AND JEAN HERSHOLT in: I “GIVE AND TAKE” “GIVE AND TAKE” 1 A great picture from the great stage play. ' Usual Prices. Usual Prices. '“GIVE AND TAKE” WILL BE PRESENTED AT COBDEN TO-NIGHT, j . B*LAC';KBALL—TO-NIGHT—BLACKBALL \ 5 VAUDE V 1 L L E * VAUDEVILLE 4 FEATURING KATIE GOURLAY and J()NIE S. PASTOR, imported artists, lin “WEE NIPS O’ SCOTCH r ’ —ln conjunction with a first-class picture j programme. i REEFTON SAT., 10th (Dance included); IKAMATUA MON., 12th; } WAIUTA, _T UES.,_l 3th. ■ PUBLIC NOTICES. A UCT 1 O N gA L E RUCTION gA L E ' A U C T lON gA L E A U U T lON gA L E :‘IJARLEY & CO. LTD., favoured with instructions from a Christchurch II Wholesale Warehouse, will sell by PUBLIC AUCTION at their Mart : TO-DAY (FRIDAY), at 1.30 p.m.. and TO MORROW (SATURDAY), May ;10, at 11 a.m.— J T ARGE QUANTITY of Wilton and Axminster Carpets, Hearthrugs, ■ Blankets and Rugs (all sizes). Satin Eiderdowns, Silk Bedj spreads. Drapery of all descriptions. Rainproof Coats, Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Boots and Shoes, Saddles. Bridles, Crockery; also I Ladies’ Frocks, etc. GOODS ON VIEW ON THE MORNINGS OF SALE. I NO RESERVE! NO RESERVE! Please Note: Bring Change. No Booking. yyiNTER! yyiNTER! yyiNTER! yyiNTERI NOW SHOWING THE LATEST FASHIONS IN WINTER COATS. FROCKS, AND MILLINERY. COATS. FROCKS, AND MILLINERY. Every Garment and Hat Specially Selected. ONE PRICE FOR CASH CUSTOMER. ONE PRICE FOR CREDIT Only the best quality goods at reasonable prices. jyjUBRAY’S. jyjUBRAY’S. MURRAY ’S. M UEBAY ’ e - T HE Q UALITY (j 1 T HE D RUGy AND MATERIALS WE USE IN I MAKING UP YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS IS A NEVER-CHANGING STANDARD OF 100 PER CENT PURITY. 1 L F’ H° U G ’ ' ASH CHEMIST ' I MAWHERA QUAY. jqEWMAN gBO 8. L Tl> ' ROYAL MAIL MOTOR SERVICES —AND—TDUHETSEHVICESL™ TRAVEL BY NEWMAN’S WHITE STAR SERVICES TO GLACIERS, 1 WESTPORT, REEFTON, TAKAKA, MOTUEKA, NELSON, BLENHEIM i and CHRISTCHURCH (via Nelson.) LEAVE WESTPORT FOR GREYMOUTH 8 a.m. and LEAVE GREYMOUTH (Coast route) 2 p.m. daily, Sundays excepted, for Westport. LEAVE WESTPORT 5.45 a.m. daily, Sundays excepted for Reefton and j Nelson. LEAVE WESTPORT, 10 a.m. daily, Sundays excepted, for Reofton. | LEAVE REEFTON FOR WESTPORT after arrival 7.8 a.m. traiu and on Express days the 6 p.m. train. LEAVE WESTPORT FOR PICTON AND BLENHEIM (via Tophouse) Mon., Wed. and Fri. at 5.45 a.m.; arrive Blenheim 5.15 n.m. KTEWMAN JJRO9., £TD. (Koar’s Buildings, Mackay St. ) BOOKING AGENTS AND OFFICES IN GREYMOUTH: Harley and Co.; Greenhill and Co.; Government Tourist Office; Kennedy Bros.’ Motor Garage; Bevington’s and Albion Hotels. REPRESENTATIVE:— MR GEO. PRATT. ■ Telephones: —553 and 413. ! F, w. B AD Q E B * C°F. W. B AD G E B * C°I IMPORTERS OF WHITE LEAD, OILS, ETC., AND PAINTERS’ 1 MATERIALS, ETC- < WALLPAPERS A SPECIALITY WALLPAPERS A SPECIALITY t WALLPAPERS A SPECIALITY WALLPAPERS A SPECIALITY

■ QIBBS’ ROTORS £TD. ' A ARD M OTOB S EBVICE / ROYAL MAIL. Lars LEAVE GREYMOUTH FOR WESTPORT 2 p.m. Daily, via Coast Road. REEFTON FOR WESTPORT Daily at 10 a.m. and 6.30 p.m. j WESTPORT FOB NELSON 5.45 a.m. and BEEFTON FOB NELSON 8.30 a.m. connecting with Nelson-Wellington Ferry the same evening. . BOOKING OFFICE OPPOSITE SCHAEF’S, MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. Or at Albion Hotel, and A. E. Kilgour, Stationer, Mawheia Quay and Government Tourist Bureau. l QIBBS’ jyjOTORS J J TD. ipRAVEL AA R D RING PHONE 461.