BUSINESS NOTICES
A bay gelding pony known as ‘‘The Boss” iias been impounded.
The West Coast Bakers’ Association advertise in another column the price of bread. The annual meeting of the United Football Club will be. held in ftiu Pavilion to-morrow evening at 7.30. INlembers of the Lazar Lodge, 1689 E.U. are notified that the annual installation of AN.AI. and investiture pf his officers will take place this (Alonday) evening. The latest novelty in jewellery, “Tho Jazz” brooch, is now being shown by A. IL Alilncr, the oldestestablished jeweller in Greymeuth. See this smart brooch at the wellknown shop in Upper Alawhera
Quay. In this issue Air. Q. IT. Rose announces that he has been appointed sole agent for the International H;irvesteKCo., Ltd., farmers’ implements and motor trucks and particulars and prices will be submitted on application.
On Friday next, Alarch 17, a train will leave Rcwanui for Greymouth at 11 a.in. The train usually leaving Greymouth for Dunollio at 4.30 p.in. will not leave until 5.30 p.in. The Ikaniatua Gun Club will hold a clay bird shoot at Totara Hat on Friday, March 17 (St. Patrick’s Day) particulars of which may be obtained from the advertisement. A dance will be held in Hcppel’s Hall in the evening.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 March 1922, Page 2
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