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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 November 1926, Page 1

12,000 Pairs of Hose 700 Model Hats ■ I Bought by our London Buyers at ridiculous prices. All we ask is an inspection to‘enable you to compare our values. z MILLER’S WAREHOUSE The noted house for Value GREYMOUTH, HOKITIKA, REEPTON. P.O. Box Greymouth 175; Telephone 401. BEEF IRON AND WINE that old, reliable and one-thousand-time proven tonic Only the freshest of prime beef, iron and finest matured medicinal port wine are blended into the Beef Iron and Wine Tonic supplied by L. F. Hogg. Start a course in Beef Iron and Wine to-day, and make straight for the goal of “better health.” Price 5/6 per bottle. I F HACD CASH CHEMISTS, 20. 11 . LIVWU. MAWHERA QUAY ::: ’Phone 410 i

PUBLIC NOTICES. GREYMOUTH REGATTA. /GENERAL MEETING will be held K* in Rowing Sheds, Blaketown, TO-MORROW (Sunday) MORNING at 10.30. Business: Boxing Day Regatta. ALF WHITE, ' President. THE SALVATION ARMY, \ Guinness St., Greymouth. gUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, Mth. 11 a.m. —Special Singing, Oi iect Lesson. 3 p.m.—Songs, Recitations, Dedication. Presentation of prizes to primary child re.'. 7 p.m.—Tableaux, “tiock of Ages;” Object lesson. Special feature of the day: Young People's Singing, accompanied by Special Orchestra. MONDAY, NOW 29, at 8 p.m. Grand Y.P. Demonstration. Tickets 1/-. E. FRIBERG, C.O. B. LEACH, Y.P.S.M. MILK AND CREAM. I WISH to inform the public of Greymouth that 1 am OPENING a DEPOT, in Tainui Street, Hext to Sharp’s Bakery, for the SALE OF FRESH MILK and CREAM DAILY, on WEDNESDAY, Dec 1, 1926. w Customers are guaranteed a winter supply. PRICES: Milk, 5d quart; Cream, 1/6 pint.

W. COBURN, Dairyman, Proprietor. WESTPORT TROTTING CLUB. VMAS MEETING 27th and 28th December 1926. STAKES £2200. NOMINATIONS for all events both days, close on THURSDAY, 2ml December at 8 Programme: Referee, and at office of this paper. Arrangements have been macle with the Anchor Steam Ship Company for steamer to leave Greymouth, subject weather conditions on the 22nd. or 23rd. December returning on the 29th. December. Accommodation for 40 hoi'ses and attendants. W. T. SLEE, (Secretary). IpURSUANT to the terms of the Banking Act, 1908, WEDNESDAY, the Ist day of December, 1926 (Annivci sary of Westland) is hereby appointed a SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY at the Offices of the undermentioned Banks at Greymouth :— Union Bank of Australia, Ltd.— W. A. LEITCH, Inspector. Bank of New South Wales — , H. W. LEVER, Inspector. The National Bank of New Zealand Ltd.— G. W. McINTOSH, General Manager. Bank of New Zealand— H. BUCKLETON, General Manager.

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