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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 29 October 1901, Page 3

PEEA HOUSE THREE NIGHTS; THKEE NIGHTS. WED. 30th, THURS. 31st, FRI. Ist. Steea-Smith Concert Company. Musical Director: Mr F. 11. Stokes. Popular Prices. Business Manager: S. Kindley. W. Saunders, Agent. Doors open at 730 p.m. Overture S sharp.

OPERA HOUSE Gheymotjth. NOVEMBER 7th, Bth, and 9th. THE COMEDY OPERA Will be produced by local Amateurs. -70 PERFORMERS 70— IV AID OK THE GREY RIVER HOSPITAL. Admission,— :}/-, 2/-, and 1/-. Box Plan at Perkins's, Mawaera Quay Miss Easson, Conductress. E. B. Mabin, Hon. Sec.

ESLE YA N CHURC H, Y y TAYLOEVILLE. GRAND~SOIREE, IN AIP or THE TRUST FUNDS, WILL BE HELD IN K AYE'S HALL ON — WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 30th Doors open 7 o'clock. Admission 1/-. \PERA HOUSE, GREYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY, 13th NOVEMBER. THE ANNUAL CONVERSAZIONE In connection with ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Will be hold on the above date. An excellent programme provided. Tickets—2/6. CHAS. A. WEST") T • , Q n/WnT ; OO WM. BLAIR j Joml Secretanes- •/ ANTED.-A GIRL for housework. Y V Five hours daily. App'y "L. X " Stab office. tjb ANTED.-Young GIRL for kit- »* chen. Wages £1 a week. Apply Stah Office. \k ANTED-A Smart BOY. Apply VV Thomas and M'Beath, Greymouth. /ANTED.—Two or three Gentle- ' man BOARDERS. Splendid situation. Every Comfort. Apply office of this paper. • A 7 ANTED.-A good GIRL for VV general housework. Good wages. Apply by letter to "T. C." Star Office. \\ J ANTED.-Two good BOYS. ApVV ply Sash and Door Factory, Greymouth. 'EMBERS interested in the FORMATION of a CRICKET CLUB in connection with the Druids Lodge are requested to meet at DRUIDS HALL, THIS EVENING at 8 o'clock. JNBROKEN CHILBLAINS aro instantly relieved by Loasby's KOOLIBAH. Cures with 2 or 3 applications. 2/- everywhere.

TO SHIPPERS. IHE schooner " Clyde," having arrived at Lyttelton, is now loading for return to this port. All those having cargo to be shipped are requested to apply to— E. A. WICKES, Agent. I RETURN my sincere and heartfelt THANKS to all .those, who on hearing of the unfortunate accident that befcl my brother in the Grey i iver, immediately went in search (at great personal risk) for his body, especially Constable Donovan. Words fail to express my feelings for the sympathy shown me by residents in the country and surrounding districts. To the many kind friends who came from far and near, to attend the funeral, I am greatly indebted, also to the • Priests who assisted at the Re quiem Mass and the service at the grave. HUGH MAGILL. Ahaura, October 29th, 1901. THANKS. \N behalf of myself aud brother-in-J law (Mr H. Seebeck) allow me to tender our sincere THANKS to the many kind friends for sympathy shown during my father's illness, also to those who were present at the funeral to pay their last tribute of respect. Their kindness will long be remembered by me. MISS GAETJENS. Grey mouth, October 29 th, 1901.

rUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after this date, we the undersigned butchers of Blackball agree to charge the following prices for meat— Roast Beef 7d per lb. Boiling and Corned Beef ... 5 „ „ Legs Mutton 7 „ „ Fore-quarter Mutton ... oh „ „ Silver Side 6 „ „ Chops, Steak, and Sausages 7 „ „ Rump Steak 8 „ „ All Beef packed out ... G „ „ Suet 6 „ „ Ox Tail, Heart & Kidneys ... 1/- each. HUGH MAGILL. T. LEES. J. SMITH. Blackball, October 29th, 1901. PUBLIC NOTICE. ON and after this date the undersigned butchers of Ahaura and Nelson Creek agree to charge the following prices for meat: Roast beef Gd per lb. Rounds of beef G „ „ Boiling and corned beef ... 5 „ „ Hind quartor mutton ... G „ „ Fore 5 „ „ Rump stake 8 „ „ Chops, steak and sausages ... G „ „ Pork 6 „ „ Veal 6. „ „ Suet 6 „ „ Shins of beef 1/6. Legs of beef 2/* HUGH MAGILL, J. WILLIAMS, GEORGE CRESSEY, JOHN SMITH. Ahaura and Nelson Creek, Oct. 29th., 1901.