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Grey River Argus, 26 February 1944, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. TWICE DAILY: IjREGENf 1 1 Matinee- —-2.15 p.m, . Evening—B.o. NOW SHOWING. The picture everybody’s talking about ... a thrilling reconstruction of a 'page from history that will impress all who see it! We have pleasure in announcing that we have at last been able to secure that outstanding British production | “THE FOREMAN WENT TO FRANCE.” Starring: Clifford Evans—Tommy Trinder Constance Cummings. A film based on the actual exploits of- Melbourne Johns . . . the foreman who went to France . . . and did a great job! (App. for Universal Exhibition) ■ The Management Personally Recommends this Production ON THE SAME PROGRAMME March of Tirrie. • “Bill Jack and Adolph Hitler” The of England. In, Technicolour. : Never before has this subject been ! equalled for sheer beauty, colours and treatment! “A.l At Lloyds” Latest Regent Air Mail News Includes "Blasting the Japs in Wewak,” “New Zealanders Visit the Holy Land,” “Problems of the Army Postal Service.” No Telephone Reserves kept after I *■ 7.45 p.m. i PUBLIC NOTICES. j pOBDEN SOLDIERS’ COMMITTEE v Annual Meeting, TUESDAY, Feb. 29, 7.30 p.m., in Gymnasium Hall. All residents of Cobden are cordially invited to attend. Your heln is: need, so roll up! W. D. McBEAN, Secretary.

AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE. p V. ARTHUR & CO., under instructions from Messrs J. A. Hart & Son, will sell, on the Premises, Arney Street, TO-DAY (Saturday),; at 1.30 p.m. (1) FREEHOLD SECTION, Arney Street, with Office and Buildings. (2) LEASEHOLD SECTION, Doyle Street, Blaketown, next to McLean Park. (3) Large assortment of BUILDERS’ SUNDRIES, including:— 1 four-drawer steel fire-proof Filing Cabinet. Office Safe. 120 ft. Min. Lead Pipe. 12ft. 4in. Lead Pipe. 12 Lead Lights, 15 x 25. New Skylight, complete with glass. Quantity of Rib' Plate. Putty Mincer. 5 packets Muresco. 8 Gallons Knotting. Fireproof Door, 7x4. 60ft. 6in. galv. Fluming. 4 Carpenters’ Benches, 2 complete with Vices. Skirting Architraves, Cornice. Door J'ambs, odd pieces of Timber. | 3 two-light Casement Frames. 1 two-light Casement Frame.’ 2 single-light Casement Frames. 1 Return .Bay. 2 Bundles Dowells. Odd Sashes. Bins. 6ft. Rimu framed Panels, 7x6. 5 Sheets Bx 3 Dona Cona Board. Gas Ring. Set Scales. Glue Pot. Bin. “Sirocco” Fan. 20 sheets second-hand Iron, Shafting and Pullies. Chain Slings, etc., etc. Extension Ladder. Friction Hoist. \ 4 44-gal. Drums. 15 h.p. 3-phase 960 R.P.M. Motor, complete with compensator starter, pulley and rails. 3 h.p. 3-phase 1450 R'.P.M. Motor, i complete with rails and pulley.! Rotary Hand Pump, mounted. 15in. Diaphram Pump.

INANGAHUA JUNCTION SALEYARDS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, z At 1 p.m. Sharp. TVTcMAHON & LEE will sell by auction as above:— 25 Fat and Forward HEREFORD STEERS, 3 and 4-year-old 200 Romney Crossbred’ BREEDING EWES. 5 ROMNEY RAMS, 1 shear. FURTHER ENTRIES INVITED.

\ TEND E RS. DUFFER’S CREEK BRIDGE .APPROACHES: Grevmouth-Waiho State Highway. I qpENDERS closing with the Secretary, Public Works Tenders i Board, Wellington, at 4 p.m. on I Tuesday, 14/3/44, are invited for .the I above work. ' Particulars at Public i Works Office, Greymouth. LAND FOR GRAZING i SEPARATE tenders are invited | for the grazing v rights on a ! year to year basis of—- [ (a) Area of 35 acres 3 roods ■'adjoining Wataroa Saleyards. ; (b) Area of 31 acres 3 roods 31 •I perches excluding hut on Main Road. | Approximated 3 miles south of . Wataroa. Tenders close ’with the under- ! signer on the 6th March at 3 p.m., i and are to be enclosed in sealed • envelopes marked “Tender for I Grazing—Estate of Patrick O’Coni nor,’’ W. R. MILLIER, i District Public Trustee for Greymouth. NORMAN HAIGH ! Architectural and Structural ! Draughtsman. i Plans and specifications prepared for | all classes of building work. Private Address: Stafford Street, Hokitiika. GOLDEN BAY : CEMENT ASHBY BERGH & CO. LTD., (’Phone 6.) JOHN BURNS & CO. LTD., v l Til one 541).