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Grey River Argus, 20 August 1934, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. {COMPETITIONS pESTIVAL. TO-DAY’S ATTRACTIONS. Skipping, Tap, and Barefoot Dances this morning. Men’s Oration, Ladies’ Recital to Music, Shakespearean Recitals, Song under 16, Song by N.Z. Composer, Dramatic Song, etc., Humorous Recital (in character). Big evening attraction; Recalls from to-day, first section Popular Song, Bandsmen’s Solos, Debate Final. A Bright and Breezy Programme. Demonstration box plans open at Kilgour’s. Prices 2/- and 1/- (children half-price). gURF CLUB’S OLD TIME DANCE, Blaketown Hall, TO-NIGHT (Monday). Williams’ Orchestra. Novelties. S. Willis M.C. Admission 1/-. HOLLAND MEMORIAL HALL, MAWHERAITI. (IRAND OPENING BALL, FRIDAY, August 24th. It’s the Ball of the Season. Be sure to come and bring a friend. Steel’s Orchestra.. Old Time and Modern Dances, also Novelty Dances. Double ticket 6/-, Gents 3/6. Ladies 2/6. Efficient M.C. Excellent supper. Yes! It’s Friday coming. Other Balls arc postponed to enable you to come along, so don’t forget! R. BRIGHT. Secretary. WRESTLING. TOWN HALL GREYMOUTH SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 25. Thrilling Contest between: ALI BEY (Turkey) and CARL STENNING (South Africa). Preceded by Three Preliminaries. ALL TRAINS DELAYED. F. W. BAILLIE, Secretary. CONVENT OLD PUPILS’ BALL. gCHAEF’S HALL, TUESDAY, Aug. 28. Happiness Boys’ Full Orchestra. Novelties galore. Special Monte Carlo (prize £l/1/-). Special Novelty, “Tallest and Shortest Couples in Giaml Parade,” prize £l/1/-. Lucky Spot Waltz. Prices: Double 5/6, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. K. GREANEY, See. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. A GRAND BALL will be held in the Holland Memorial Hall, Mawheraiti, on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1934, by the Mawheraiti League Football Club. Secretaries please note. R. BYRNE, Secretary. TJETER PAN School of Ballroom Dancing.—Practice Dances every Thursday. Each beginner and dancer receives individual attention. 8 to 10 p.m. 1/- and 1/6. Private Lessons; Evenings 7 o’clock. STUDIO.—Mark Sprot Buildings, Mackay St. ’Phone 546 before 5 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICES {JEORGE W OODS L TD ’ GRAIN & PRODUCE MERCHANTS. P.O. Box 613. Phone 31-036. Telegraphic Address: “Woodsgrain” 30-41 FERRY RD., CHRISTCHURCH. Manufacturers of Eureka Chicken Foods and Grits. Sturdy Starting and Laying Mashes. POTATOES. Aucklanders, Sutton’s Supreme, Red Dakotas—B/6 2001 b sack. CARROTS—I/6 Sugar Bag; 3/9 Sack; 42/6 ton. ONIONS 1/6, SWEDES 2/-, sugar bag. FOWL FOODS: Wheat, Good Fowl, 13/6 sack 2001 b. Wheat, seconds, 12/- sack. Wheatmeal, 13/6 2001 b. Barleymeal, Poultry, 13/- 1801 b. Barleymeal, Pigs, 11/6 1801 b. Fine Ground Oats, 13/- 1801 b. Maizemeal, 19/6 2001 b. Kibbled Maize, 19/6 2001 b. Pollard, 12/6 2001 b. Bran, 8/6 1801 b. Lucerne Chaff, 4/6 sack. Lucerne Meal, 8/- 1001 b. Meatmeal, 9/- 1001 b. Straw Chaff, Hay, etc. Sacks included. Terms, net on rail Christchurch. Cash with order. Special quotes for larger parcels. Best quality guaranteed. Subject market fluctuations CURGICAL INSTRUMENT MAKERS. TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL BELTS, SUH PORTS, ETC. H g TEAKT gMITH, 23 Victoria Street, CHRISTCHURCH Phone 41-740 Phene {JELLO! W EBT {JOABTEBS rpHE RATIONAL {JOTBL is still in LAMBTON QUAY, WELLINGTON Come and stay at the House where ill the Sports congregate. A HOME AWAY FROM BOMB. MKB J. J. QUINN (Proprlatrsea.)