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Grey River Argus, 10 April 1948, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS -■■'uiiiiiiiU!iii|iiii|i!i!l||| REGEN T Direction: Kerridge—Odeon. J. C. Williamson Picture Corp. Ltd. 2.15 p.m. TWICE DAILY 8 p.m. (Plans at Theatre. ’Phone 601) —NOW SHOWING— The Romance of a Great Australian. ROSALIND RUSSELL In her Greatest Role as “SISTER KENNY” With: Alexander Knox —Dean Jagger One of the world’s finest stories of courage and endurance ... A story that throbs with stirring action and feeling drama, told with all the tenderness and understanding befitting this magnificent motion picture. (App. for Universal Exhibition) —ALSO—MARCH OF TIME “YOUR DOCTORS” DANCES LAKE BRUNNER SCOUT GROUP pRA N D DANCE Moana Hall. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). Excellent Music and Supper RAILWAY SOCIAL CLUB"? IUODERN AND OLD-TIME DANCE Lyceum Hall, TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). —Qvlarina Dance Band — 8 p.m. Ladies 1/6, Gents 2/-. Light Supper. Everyone Welcome. IKAMATUA TENNIS’ CLUB' GRAND CLOSING BALL SATURDAY, APRIL 17. Jimmy Breeze’s Orchestra. Good Floor and Supper. Monte Carlo. Lucky Spot. Prices; 7/-, 4/6, 3/-. XTGAHERE League Social Committee reserves the following dates for Balls in the Ngahere Hall: MAY 1, JUNE 5, JULY 3. Secretaries Please Note. p (J" ! c E s ELCOME NEWS—Winceyette—fill your requirements while you may. Shades of white, pink, peach, lemon, blue, green. Plain shades 2/7 yard; floral 3/- yard.—Beath Coy., Greymouth. < “THE BEST FUR COAT” “THE BEST FUR COAT” “THE BEST FUR COAT” THIS AUTUMN—“The Best Fur Coat” you can buy is the Coat that is BEST DESIGNED—NOT NECESSARILY THE MOST EXPENSIVE Make an early visit to our showroom and view at your leisure out Comprehensive Collection of Furs. GEOFFREY MADDEN FURRIER. 4 MAWHERA QUAY, (Next C. Smith’s Ltd.) —Specialists in— FUR REMODELLING AND RENOVATING. HAVE you seen our announcement on the last page ? It will interiors, Boundary Street. THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS Tree Tomatoes, 1/4 lb. Passion Fruit, 4d each. Choice Nectarines, 1/3 lb. Choice Peaches, 1/- lb. Choice Plums, 1/- lb. New Season’s Hops, 8/6 lb. Jamaica Grape Fruit, lid lb. Tomatoes from 8/6 case. Cape Gooseberrires, 1/4 lb. Oranges, lid lb. Grftn Peas, lOd lb. Prime Table Potatoes, 21/- bag. Prime Table Potatoes 9/- sugar bag. Bedding Out Plants Stock, Wallflower, Siberian Wallflower, Gallardias, Iceland Poppies, Pansies, Antirrhinums, Canterbury Bells. Free Delivery. ’Pnone (65. E. V. ARTHUR & SON. itirELCOME NEWS—Winceyette—- ’’ fill your requirements while you may. Shades of white, pink, peach, lemon, blue, green. Plain shades 2/ < yard; floral 3/- yard.—Beath Coy., Greymouth. REDUCED FARES. TRAVEL by ’Bus. We give Service. 1 Utilise the day connection to Wellington via Blenheim. Leave Greymouth 3 a.m., arrive in Wellington 6 p.m. Comfortable Scenic Trip. See full timetable in this issue. ORIENTAL Carpet Squares and Rugs, beautiful shades and patterns in 12ft. x 9ft., 6ft. 6in. x 10ft. 6ft. x 4ft. and sft. x 3ft. These new stocks are well worth inspection. Make your choice at Harleys.

PUBLIC NOTICES GIBBS’’MOTORS LTD. . GIBBS’ MOTORS LTD. SINGLE 14/-. RETURN 22/-. SINGLE 14/-. RETURN 22/-. Travel in Comfort. See the Scenic Beauty of the Coast Road. Timetable as follows:— WESTPORT—GREYMOUTH. TUESDAY AND THURSDAY: Leaves Westport at 7 a.m., connecting with Christchurch Express. MONDAY TO SATURDAY: Leaves Westport at 9.30 a.m. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY; Leaves Westport at 1.15 p.m. (Connects with Rail-car to Christchurch and Hokitika). SUNDAYS: Leaves Westport at 2 p.m. G'REYMOUTH—WESTPORT. MONDAY TO SATURDAY: Leaves Greymouth at 3 a.m., connecting with Newman Bros. Westport-Picton Service and Picton-Wellington Ferry, steamer on Tuesdays and Thursdays Arrive Wellington 6 p.m. Fridays arrive Wellington 10 p.m. MONDAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY: Leaves Greymouth at 9.15. This service connects with Newman Bros. 1 p.m. Service to Nelson and Ferry Steamer to Wellington. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY: Leaves Greymouth at 4.30 p.m. after arrival of Christchurch Express. TRAIN RESERVATIONS ARRANGED—