CITY HOTEL. TRIANGLE, CHRISTCHURCH, (Within Half a Minute of Square.) F. M. DREWITT, ::: Proprietor, (Late of United Service and White Hart Hotels.) Tariff from 10s per day. The most convenient house in the city. . . | HTMIE RATE OF EXCHANGE TOie DAY is the highest on record, i© This means increased prices, as firms will not operate on the Tea Market. We are riving you the benefit of our stocks by "selling PURE CEYLON TEA at 6d per pound under to-day's cost price.—BECK AND CO., Cash Grocers.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 February 1920, Page 1
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