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Grey River Argus, 10 September 1935, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS, RUGBY LEAGUE. THE MATCH OF THE SEASON. VICTORIA park, to-morrow (WEDNESDAY) at 2.45. AUCKLANDAUCKLAND— —Versus — —WEST COAST —WEST COAST See Bert Cooke and all the Champions. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-, Children free. JKAMATUA HALL: Annual Catholic Concert to-morrow (Wednesday). Leading West Coast Talent. Dance and Supper. Admission 2/-. V M ARIST CRICKET CLUB: Members v and Friends are invited to attend a farewell social to Mr. and Mrs. Ji. F. Casey, at St. Columba Hall, on Thursday next, Sept. 12, at 8 o’clock. Members please bring a plate. (KUMARA VOLUNTEER FIRE BRIGADE. rpHE ANNUAL PLAIN AND FANCY A DRESS BALL of the above Brigade will be held in the Memorial Hall, Kumara, on FRIDAY NIGHT, September 13. Dancing to commence at 8.30 o’clock. Gaiety Orchestra. Efficient M.C. Excellent Supper. Double Tickets 5/-, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. JAMES ROCHFORD. Secretary. TOWN HALL ::: TOWN HALL TUESDAY. September 17. THURSDAY, September 19. First appearance in Greymouth of England’s lovely Contralto who has been earning the superlative praises of Australian musical critics. jyj URIEL JJRUNSKILL jyjURTEL JJRUNSKILL “Bel canto—beautiful singing—that is the just description of Madame Brunskill’s art. ” (Sydney “Sun”, 29/6/35). “A Great. Singer in Great Songs.’’ (Brisbane “Telegraph” 29/4/35). “A Glorious Contralto.” (Brisbane “Courier-Mail” 1/5/35). Associate Artist: CARL BARTLING, Solo Pianist. Prices. 5/- (reserved), 3/- and 2/-, plus tax. Box Plans open at Kilgour’s. Concessions to Students and Choirs. NEW ZEALAND INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND. rpHE BAND of the above Institute will visit Greymouth on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, accompanied, by the Director of the Institute, Sir Clutha MacKenzie, and give a performance in the TOWN HALL on that night. All citizens interested in the work of the Institute are invited to attend a MEETING in the Council Chambers on THURSDAY, 12th instant, at 8 p.m., to form a Committee to make arrangements for the Band Concert and the billeting of members, etc. W. MELDRUM. Mayor. TVIUNICIPAL BAND CONCERT and DANCE, Te Kinga Hall, NOVEMBER 2. AUCTIONS TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) 2 p.m. At Rooms, Maekay Street. JJARLEY & CO., LTD., will sell by Public Auction Household Furniture and Effects, including the following: Leather Dining Room Suite, 2 Sideboards. Leather Couch, Dining and Kitchen Tables, Duchess Chests, Wood Bedsteads, single and double; Wire Mattresses, Kapoe Beds, Kitchen Chairs, one Bord Cottage Piano, 3 Push Carts, Crockery and Kitchen Utensils, one Trunk personal effects; Role Wire Netting, etc., etc. JJARLEY & CO., LTD. AUCTIONEERS. Where to atay in Christchurch. gTn » E y 'pOUBIST JJ OT I L CHRISTCHURCH. (Bight Opposite Rai’way Station) Bedrooms fitted with Hot and Cold Water. TARIFF 10/6 PER DAY, The Recognised West Coast HouseR. COX PROPRIETOR. \TEW COMMERCIAL PRIvATH HOTEL. 95, Salisbury St., CHRISTCHURCH. A new and centrally situated Private Hotel, everything brand new. On your next visit to Christchurch make this your home. Tariff 10/- per day; £3/3/- per week. Permanent guest by arrangement. Garage attached. Telephone 34-564.—G. L. COLOMBUS, loie of “ Whakatata. ” Spend your Vacation in CHRISTCHURCH and stay at the—yyHlTE JJABT JJOTEL Where sportsmen gather to obtain the Best of Everything. EXCELLENT CUISINE. HANDSOME APPOINTMENTS. Centrally situated within a few minutes of all thieatres and all principal business houses. MORGAN O’BBIEN, Proprietor,