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Grey River Argus, 2 May 1931, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS i gKATING E 7 gKATING ' McKANE’S HALL. COBDEN. •PUBLIC NIGHTS AT 7.45:— | EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, j FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. I AFTERNOONS AT 2.30:— EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SAT- , URDAY. I PRIVATE NIGHTS:— I EVERY’ TUESDAY AND THURSj DAY. 1 ARRANGE' YOUR PARTIES NOW. (Convenient ’Bus Services. • gENTOR JJUGBY pOOTBALL. j COBDEN DOMAIN TO-DAY (SATURDAY), MAY' 2. UNITED V. COBDEN, 1.30. ; STARS V. BLAKETOWN, 3 p.m. gUGBY gEAQUE j WINGH A M PARK • 2.45 p.m- SUNDAY 2.45 p.m. —Senior— MARIST v. RUNANGA. : 1.30 ji.m. —Junior-— 1.30 p.m. KOHINOOR v. MARIST. I Other matches Blackball, Waiuta, i Ngahere,'and Dunoliie. gLAKETOWN CITIZENS’ HALL.—j O SHORT NIGHT DANCE, MONI DAY NIGHT, May 4th. Old time and , modern dances. McDonald’s music. Admission 1/-. | DANCE — DANCE SCHAEF’S HALL. f TUESDAY, MAY sth, 1931. , SPECIAL ATTRACTION gES JJRUMMITT — And — JJ I S gAN D . | Late Dixieland Cabaret, Christchurch; ! Majestic Cabaret, Wellington. At present o-i N.Z. tour. ! MIXED DANCES. Subscription:— I Ladies 2/-, Gentlemen 2/6. Light refreshments available. ' ALSO at Reef Win, Thur?., May 7th; Ikamatua. Friday, May Bth. pLUNKET gALL. S C H A E F. ’ JI A I. I. , THURSDAY, MAY 7th STEEL’S ORCHESTRA. Gents 5/-, Ladies 2/6. M. MeGLASHAN, Acting-Secretary. gKATING RINK THOMPSON STREET. New Floor specially built for skating. | Daily 10.0 a.m. till 12 noon; 3 p.m. till ( 5 p.m., and 7 p.m. till 10 p.m. H. WALLACE. Manager. AUCTIONS. AUCTION. Q BURNETT WHITE’S popular Auction continues in Jubilee Building TO-DAY (SATURDAY). 2nd May. at 2 p.m. Furniture and Furnishings, Ladies’ and Gent’s clothing, and many other items too numerous to mention. NO RESERVE. Bargains, bigger; better, brighter than ever. J. D. LYNCH, Auctioneer. PUBLIC NOTICES. rpnE gOOKLET. HEALTH, EFFICIENCY AND HAPPINESS. now on the market rh. limited numbers, and sold only, by the RIGWORTH HEALTH AND EFFICIENCY SERVICE, Box 143, TE ARO, WELLINGTON. is considered of such value that no adult person should fail to read it. When on« can fully realize what these three great life essentials moan to life, living can indeed be made a glorious reality, irrespective of circumstances. ... We experience illhealth, inefficiency, an ( i unhappiness, all because of not knowing what really creates their opposite. There are many saij to bo cures on the market, but like most other things,, there is always one nearer perfection than all others. The Higworth Service guarantee to give you that one. Don’t be caught and deluded in the money-marine traps by the powers of suggestion ’ thrown out in advertise- ■ ments. Everyone that is suffering with, inorganic disorder, particularly NERVES which- is- a speciality of this service, receives the benefit" of the knowledge of the world’s greatest specialist. For a postal note of 1/6 the booklet will be sent to any address. As advertisements do not appear often, do not miss this opportunity. If not fully satisfied, your money will be re- ( funded. I gOUSEWIVES! STAND BY THE MAN WHO HAS I.OWERED THE PRICE OF BREAD. ' i/- OVER THE COUNTER. 1/1 DELIVERED. I i jyjuRRAY, BAKER ::: TAINUI ST. GREYMOUTH. ’PHONE 279.