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Grey River Argus, 7 September 1939, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. I ",—' — 1 ■ , .TIAILWAY Social and Dance, United Pavilion, TO-NIGHT (Thurs? Arn Beck’s Band. Novelties, Hot Dog Supper. Free ’bus from Cobden at 9 p.m. FORTNIGHTLY DANCE, Cobden School , Committee, TO-NIGHT (Thursday). Good floor, supper and music. . 1/6 and 1/-. GRAND BACHELORS’ BALL. 'T’OTARA HALL, ROSS, TO-MOR-ROW (Friday), Sept. 8. £l/1/Mont.e Carlo. £l/1/- Lucky One-step. Music by Fletcher’s Dance Band. Plenty of novelties. Old-time and modern dancing. Excellent floor. Good supper. —yy RESTL I N G—TOWN HALL, GREYMOUTH. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). EARL McCREADY EARL McCREADY —Versus — PAUL JONES PAUL JONES PRELIMINARIES West Coast Championships. Doors open at 7 p.m. Blackball train delayed and Special Train to Hokitika. RESERVE AT KILGOUR’S. WEST COAST RUGBY LEAGUE QUEEN OARNIVAL —FINAL DAYS——FINAL DAYS—SHOP DAY. Mawhera Quay (near Club Hotel). FRIDAY, September 8. GRAND BAZAAR GRAND BAZAAR Town Hall :: Greymouth SATURDAY, September 9. FORGET all your worries this weekend and come to the CELTIC I RUGBY FOOTBALL CLUB’S DANCE at the UNITED PAVILION on Saturday next. Arn. Beck’s Orchestra; Novelties; efficient M.C. The .'brightest spot of the week-end. TXANCE, SCHAEF’S HALL, 17 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. Aid Red Cross Society. Proceeds devoted to relief of Wounded, Soldiers, Women and Children, who are suffering in this present conflict. They are fighting for you, be patriotic, fight for them, by supporting a worthy cause. Prices 1/- & 1/6. piRAND Ball, aid Hall Funds, Nelson U Creek Hall' Saturday, Sept. 9th. Modern & Old-time Dances. Marina Dance Band. Good floor. First, class supper. Double tickets 5/6; Gents 3/6; Ladies 2/6.. RUNANGA R.S.A. 2ND. QRAND gALL NEW MINERS’ HALL. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. New and Modern Dancing. Arn. Beck’s Orchestra. Novelties galore. Monte Carlos, Lucky Spots. Good Prizes—Lucky Seats. ’Bus leaves Greymouth 8 & 9.10 p.m., returning after Ball (2 o’clock). Keep This Night Free. Double 5/6, Gents 3/6, Ladies £/6. Onlookers' 1/6. PUBLIC NOTICES. jpRESH Crayfish, Fresh Fish, Rabbits, Oysters, Mutton Birds and Smoked Fish, at Scandrett’s, Boundary Street. ’Phone 22. ABANDONMENT. GREYMOUTH RACES. SATURDAY, September 9. AS the Race Meeting to be held at A Omoto on Saturday, September 9, has been abandoned, all special train arrangements and arrangements for special fares are cancelled. Special trains will NOT run and ordinary trains will run on ORDINARY TIME-TABLE SCHEDULES and will adhere to usual stops only. SPECIAL THIS WEEK ° SIDES FRESH MUTTON from 7/6. SIDES FRESH LAMB from 7/9. ; rpHE COY. TAINUI STREET. gEDDING pLANTS ' —l/6 Dozen— —l/6 Dozen— 1 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 gWEN gOBINSON REGENT FLORIST. ’Phone 718, Greymouth. CYCLE REPAIRS. That combine quality materials and conscientous workmanship, with moderate prices. J. P. ARCHER, The New Cycle Shop, Near Gas Office. Tainui St.