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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 11 March 1901, Page 3

J. Gofton, tho Dresden Piano Co'a tuner, is at present in Greymouth, Orders left with J. W. Easson and Co. or Post Office Hotel, will bo promptly attended to. —Advt.

Ko>.' 'jo.'itirmtuioii ot aew> -«-e fourth pane "O™E ENAED'S CIEC U S TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. Opposite Fl]tE BEIGADE STATION. GLOEIOUS SUCCESS. Observe our prices, 2/- and 1/IS' PERFORMING BEARS jz% Obtained ;it great expense by the present Proprietor. The wrestling BEAE 'FltAXE'who is open to all comers. Artist ot the World. PEDRA. PEDRA. The Flying Gymnast; two complete revolutions before reaching the ground. The performing bullock GEOEGE, the only one in the v> orld. The Trick horses The trained pony Emerald. Performing monkeys, clowns, etc. The highly trained troup of performing dogs headed by Skipper. Everything new and novel Open 7 30, performance at 8. MATINEE—WEDNESDAY afternoon. Children to all parts (Jd. J, T. WOODMASS, Representative.

il K 10 K SO N'S H AL L, I ' J Totaka Flat. M'ADOO'S Jubilee Singers will give a GRAND CONCERT on THURSDAY EARNING, March 14th. Prices: 3/- and 2/-. OPERA HO USE, _ GREYMOUTH. . A DRAMATIC SENSATION. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH lorn The Premier Organisation of the Colonies. MESSRS HODGE, HARPUR and NAYLOR'S Adeiphi Dramatic (Joy., In Charles Reacles' Powerful and Sensational Drama in 4 Acts "Never too Late to Mend." " Never too Late to Mend." " Never too Late to Mend." " Never too Late to Mend," New and Elaborate Scenery by Mr Alf. IXGLESOX. Second Production: " TICKET OF LEAVE MAN." Papular Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. GEORGE HARPUR, Touring Manager.

/APE HA HOUSE, GEEYMOUTH WEDNESDAY MARCH 13th, 1901. Grand Opening Performance. Of tho third season of tho GREYMOUTH GARRICK CLUB. When will be produced H. J. Byron's Musical Burlesque Extravaganza The Lady of Lyons, Preceded by a GRAND MUSICAL*PRELUDE. Grand Ballet, Magnificent Scenery, Garrick Club Orchestra. Stage and Musical Directress • MRS C. L. HERTSLET Busioess Manager MR. M. GUTHRIE Prices of Admission : Dress Circle and Stalls 2/-, Pit 1/-. KUMAR A EASTER MONDAY & TUESDAY, NOMINATIONS for the Kumara Kaces close at 8 p.m TO MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, 12th March. G. R. RUDKIN, Secretary. self useful. Apply Midland Railway Hotel, lotara Plat, or Stir Office. rfIHE Economic Building Society meetX ing 8 o'clock TO-NIGHT. Sale of two £IOO allotments.