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Grey River Argus, 25 August 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. DOME to the United Pavilion, TOV MORROW Celtic Rugby Foot’ ball Club’s Weekly Dance. Arn Beck’s Band. Novelties. Efliceint M.C. The brightest spot of the weekend. (CHILDREN’S Plain & Fancy Dress Party, St. Columba Hall, TOMORROW (Saturday), Prizes for Best Costumes. Pat Coll M.C. Admission 6d. GRAND Anniversary Bah, Ngahere ' Jr Hall, TO-MORROW (Sat.,). Marley’s Dance Band. Excellent supper and arrangements. Ladies 2/6, Gents 3/6, Double 5/6. TTSUAL DANCE, Gladstone Hall, U TO-MORROW (Sat..). Good floor' and supper. Peerless Orchestra Prices 2/- and 1/6. £> O X I N G WEST COAST CHAMPIONSHIPS AND NOVICE TOURNAMENT T O W N HALL TO-MORROW (Saturday). 25 CONTESTS Commencing at 8 o’clock. Prices: Stage 4/-, Dress Circle and Front Stall 3/-, Back of Hall 2/-. These prices include tax. HpOWN HALL AND METHODIST X SUNDAY SCHOOL. AUGUST 29 TO SEPTEMBER 2. THE “COMPETITIONS” THE “COMPETITIONS” MUSIC, DANCING. SINGING. ELOCUTION. Good fresh Entertainment. Over eight hundred entries. Day and, Evening Sessions. DEMONSTRATION CONCERTS SEPTEMBER 1 and 2. Admission: Evening Session —Circle 1/6, Stalls 1/-. Day Session, Circle 1/-, Stalls 6d. Children half-price. SEASON TICKET 7/6. Reserves 6d. extra. Box Plan Kilgour’s. AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY & BUILDING SECTIONS. Situated Hampden Street, Hokitika. At Our Rooms, Camp Street. Hokitika, ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30, —At 2 p.m.— ii/r HOUSTON & CO., instructed by Mrs M. M. Morgan, will sell by Public Auction as above:— LOT 1. FREEHOLD SECTION numbered 1000, containing one rood more or less, situated corner of Hampden & Hoffman Streets, Hokitika, with substantially built Residence thereon, at present occupied by Mrs Harrison as a Nursing Home. LOT 2. FREEHOLD SECTIONS, 988 and 987, Town of Hokitika, each containing 30 perches more or less, with frontages of 75 links each to Hampden Street. These sections adjoin the property described in Lot 1., and are two of the finest building sections iu Hokitika. We are prepared to offer them either separately or in one lot, as may be required. For terms and full particulars apply to the Auctioneers. PUBLIC NOTICES. YOUTHS’ Strong Chrome Derby Boots, rubber soled & heeled. Price 17/6 at Chalk’s, Mawhera Quay. AWH E R A THE POPULAR BUTCHERS. QTILL Selling EVERY ■ DAY, Sides ® Fresh Mutton from 5/11; Sides Fresh Lamb from 8/6.—Get in early. JOIN in the rush at Mawhera where discerning people shop. REDDING pLANTS —l/6 Dozen— —l/6 Dozen— Iceland Poppes, Cornflowers, Lineria Viscarie, Lobelia, Antirrhinums, Sweet Peas, Stattice, Livingstone Daisies, Aubritia, Dimorphotheca. —2/6 Dozen— —2/6 Dozen— Russell Lupins, Prize Polyanthus, Anemones, Double Carnations, Primulas. Lettuce Plants 9d for 25. All hardy plants grown locally. jyjISS QWEN pOBINSON REGENT FLORIST. ’Phone 718, Greymouth. PREVENT CHANCE OF DISEASE 11/rOST diseases are merely the last link in a chain of disordered health brought about by acidity and a toxic condition of the blood. Get rid of ill-health with two or three doses of R.U.R. each week and snap your fingers at future disease, be it intestinal troubles, rheumatism, neuritis, lumbago, liver, kidney or skin ailments. R.U.R. makes the blood-stream alkaline and germ-resisting. A 4/- packet makes 26 ounces. Hogg’s Pharmacies, Greymouth and Hokitika. —1 rpHE pABETTE Mawhera Quay, Next Club Hotel. Latest Pramettes, English Prams. Push Chairs, Bassinettes, Infants’ Gowns, Barras, Squares. Frocks, Petticoats, Pram and Pillow Covers MADE TO ORDER, x Moderate Prices Postage Paid on Country Ordera