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Grey River Argus, 30 October 1942, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS Kfl c y e REGENT r P 5 .m & NOW SHOWING. TO OUR PATRONS—Here is a picture we- can confidently recommend as Grand Entertainment, with • a thousand laughs and a thousand thrills, and with a good cast to boot. “The Lady Has Plans” It’s the raciest, most riotous escapade you’ve ever seen. The lady has plans —secret plans, and they’re written cm her back. And not . one man shirks his duty when he gets the call to uncover ’em! “The Lady Has Plans” “The,- Lady Has Plans;” With RAY MILLAND PAULETTE GODDARD NOTE OUR OUTSTANDING' ASSOCIATE PROGRAMME Unit I—Pathe Gazette, featuring Bri’tish Paratroops’ Raid France, Underground Factories, R.A.F. Bomb Pans. / Unit 2—“Beautv and the Beach.” Unit 3—“ Quiz Kids,” No. 1. Unit 4—Benchley Comedy, “How to Take a Vacation.” Unit 5—A New Popeye, “Kickin’ the Conga Round.” Unit 6—Regent Overseas News. Unit 7—Government Short: Duke of Gloucester -visits New Zealand Troops in the Middle East, etc. —Early Reservations Advised—(Rec, by Censor for Adults) —RAINBOW FAIR——RAINBOW FAIRWESLEY HALL 2.30 THIS AFTERNOON. 7.30—T0-NIGHT—7.3O • Six Stalls laden with Bargains Large Quantity Clothing No Coupons. Brilliant Entertainment. Everybody Come! ADMISSION FREE. Proceeds in aid of St. Paul’s Building Fund. QREYMOUTH QLUB (REGD.) SPRING MEETING > FINAL DAY SPRING MEETING TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). TO-MORROW (SATURDAY). HIGH-CLASS FIELDS KEEN CONTESTS FIRST RACE 12.5 o’clock Owing to staff difficulties and railway time tables, the Stewards have instructed that the totalisator will ue closed as promptly as possible to the times shown on the race card. Cars with passengers, and horses and riders admitted from Preston Road gate ONLY. SPECIAL TRAIN TIMETABLE WIN & PLACE TOTALISATORS Members of Overseas Armed Forces Admitted Free __ PUBLIC NOTICES TZOKIRI XMAS CAKE WINNER. E. Rostern, Wallsend. ATTENTION PLEASE ! PLUNKET ROSE DAY, PLUNKET ROSE DAY, FRIDAY, Nov. 20th. | COBDEN TENNIS CLUB OPENING DAY TO-MORROW (Saturday), at 1.30 p.m. Members of other Clubs cordially invited. G. TODD, Secretary. REWARD. rpHE Grey Electric Power Board of-' -*• fers a reward of £lO for information leading to the conviction of any person or persons responsible for damaging any part of the Board’s reticulation system, with particular reference to the cracking or breaking of insulators by stone-throwing or rifle fire. The maximum penalty fixed by the Electric Power Board Act, 1925, is £5OO. W. S. McCLYMONT, Secretary to the Board. Hot House Tomatoes 3/8 lb. Asparagus 1/9 bundle. New Potatoes 6d lb. New Laid Eggs 1/9 doz. Spring Cabbage from 6d each. Caulis from 6d each. Lettuce from 6d each. Spring Onions 3d bunch. Chick Food 51b. for 1/-; Fowl Grit 101 b. for 1/-. Wheat 8/6 bushel. 28/- sack. Poultry Mash 3/- bushel. Blue Lupin Seed 41b. for 17-. Swede, Southland 3/- qtr. Sittings of Brown and White Leghorns, Minorcas, Khaki Campbell Ducks, also sittings Massey College White Leghorns. Exhibition Pansies, Antirrhinums. African and French Marigolds, Lobelia, Asters, Livingstone Dasies, Phlox, Scabious, etc. Lettuce and Cabbage Plants. E. V. ARTHUR & CO. Free Delivery ’Phone 765. TE N D E R S. GOLDEN BAY CEMENT. ASHBY BERGH & CO., LTD., (‘Phone 6). JOHN BURNS & CO.. LTD. (’Phone 541). TWICE the shine in hal £JJl e 1 —QUEEN BEE PREPARED WAX for floors and furniture.