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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 September 1924, Page 4

Incubator Thermometers that /‘Tell the Truth.” ' Don’t run the risk of spoiling valuable eggs with an inferior thermometer. —“TYCOS” THERMOMETER— Accurate, Dependable Plain 3/6, with legs 4/-. The next most important step in successful hatching is regulating moisture. THE “TYCOS” INCUBATOR HYDROMETER , Procter’s Price 12/6 each. It takes up the space of one egg in the tray and indicates moisture conditions. THERMOMETERS TESTED 1/- EACH. Fragile • Postage 6d. Extra. JOHN R. PROCTER (Limited). CONSULTING OPTICIAN. Opp. Clock Tower, Christchurch.

HARKER’S TEA ROOMS MACKAY STREET. CHE MOST UP-TO-DATE ON THE COAST. Fresh dainty CAKES daily. All varieties of BLOCK CAKE. WEDDING .ind BIRTHDAY CAKES ir speciality. SHARP’S BREAD sold fresh daily. ’Phone 227.

Let us DEVELOP and PRINT your FILMS. We specialise in GOOD DEVELOPING and PRINTING, at KODAK PRICES. RING & INKSTER PHOTOGRAPHERS, GREYMOUTH. P.O. Box 23 :::: ’Phone 161.

GRAND HOTEL WELLINGTON, Has been COMPLETELY RENOVATED and RE-ORGANISED by the new proprietor, THOS. COLTMAN.

E. CHOLERTON M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., Etc., OPTICAL SPECIALIST, OF WELLINGTON AND NELSON, Wishes to announce, that owing to increasing business here, he will be RETURNING TO GREYMOUTH during the first week in OCTOBER ,D.V.), and may be consulted on all defects of vision at the ALBION HOTEL.

APPRECIATION. T DESIRE to tender my appreciation to the gentlemen who laboured in vain to rescue my late husband; also to Dr. f Bruce Roy,' for his punctuality and attention; to Sirs. J. Braithwaite and J. Pender for their great assistance ; also for the many messages of sympathy and the many floral tributes received. Such kindness will never be forgotten bv me. SIRS. ALBERT MANDERSON. Runanga, Sept. 12, 1924. APPRECIATION. TV'E sincerely thank the many kind ~ ” friends for their messages cf sympathy to us in the sad loss of our sori, and brother. Such will ever be rememberer! by us. SIR AND SIRS P. SIANDERSON (Senr.) and Family. Runanga, Sept. 12, 1924.