LOOK FORWARD TO THE FUTURE Are you satisfied with your present position? Can you without special effort on your part make certain of your future prosperity? What was your salary in 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927? How many years at your present progress will it take to obtain a salary which will enable you to safeguard your future, and at the same time to afford those little extra comforts and luxuries which are so essential to modern life? jgANKS QOMMERCIAL QOLLEGE, Has assisted thousands of people with its specialised instruction postal courses. May it assist you? Free advice is cheerfully given at all times. E. L. ENTING, B. Com., A.1.A., N.Z., Director.
THAT “RECENT COLD SNAP” COUGH The recent cold wintry snap has been the cause of many colds and coughs, especially among the tiny tots. Take a spoonful or two of — WILLIAMS’ COUGH LINCTUS and speedy relief is assured. Suitable for all the family. 1/6 and 2/6 GET A BOTTLE TO-DAY HANWELL WILLIAMS & ROSS Chemists and Druggists, GREYMOUTH Established over 50 years.
FROM A TANK TO AN ASHPAN. No job is too big—nor any too small for us to execute. Ashpans macle to order in any design for all sizes of grates. Water-tanks made to last from the best materials. And at prices that are fair. C. ORAMS REGISTERED PLUMBER, MACKAY STREET :: GREYMOUTH ’Phone 541. . ,Z 1 WHO SUPPLIES YOUR GROCERIES? There’s this you have, to consider: Where do J obtain the highest quality goods —the lowest prices—a smart and courteous service? Let us supply you with just one trial order. We’ll stand by your judgment. D. DOUGLAS GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, MACKAY ST. ::: GREYMOUTH. A HOLIDAY WITHOUT A KODAK KODAK Is like a Dance without Music. GET A CAMERA FOR EASTER. From j seach,5 each, at RING AND INKSTER KODAK DEALERS, GREYMOUTH. Harker’s Tearoom causes Geographical Upheaval.—Latest Bulletin. Situation serious—River rising rapidly —Citizens of Greymouth valuing home and appetite are advised to take necessary precautions. The smell of Harker’s cakes and pies has made the Grey’s “mouth water.” Rumour says river intends visiting Harker’s Tea Rooms —if so it is bound to “change its course.” 4 'G€ographical Deduction: How often can a river “change its course”? Answer: As often as it goes to Harker’s —3 times for 1/6. HARKER’S TEA ROOMS j MACKAY ST. ::: GREYMOUTH.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 May 1927, Page 6
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