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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 July 1927, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. piIURCH OF ENGLAND SERVI(’ ES '■' ■—To-morrow (Sunday), .Inly 24: Wallseml. Holy Communion. 11 ti.m.; Stillwater. Evensong. 2.30 p.m.; Ahaura, Evensong. 7 p.m. rpilE HALF-YEARLY MEETING of ’ the Point Elizabeth Accident and Medical Fund will be held in the Miners’ Hall. Runanga, TO-MORROW (Sunday) MORNING at 10.30 o’clock. Business: Half-yearly Balance-sheet, Election of Committee and General. H. DUGGAN, Secretary. FARMERS’ VISIT. A LL ACCOUNTS in connection with hire of cars, refreshments, or entertainment of visitors, must be rendered to the undersigned before G p.m. on TUESDAY EVENING, otherwise tbev will not be RECOGNISED. .J. W. GREENS LADE, Mayor. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. THE PARTNERSHIP ’existing beJ tween MESSRS E. N. PAHL and C. RUGG (Junr.), trading as Rugg and Co., has been DISSOLVED, and in future the business will be conducted by C. RUGG (Junr.) ALL ACCOUNTS owing to the firm are requested to be paid before the 30th July, and all accounts owing by the firm to he rendered by the same date. E. N. PAHL. C. RUGG (Junr.) NOTICE. XfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under the terms of an injunction issued in 1918, our Branded Bottles MUST NOT be used as containers for liquids which are not the production of R. Powley and Co. Any one offending in this respect will be PROCEEDED AGAINST. R. POWLEY & CO., Bottlers of Speight’s Ale and Stout, Dunedin.

re' ic'fc 3$ AL AN D RAI L WAYS*"” GRAND NATIONAL RACES AND TROTTING RACES, CHRISTCHURCH, AUGUST 6 to AUGUST 13, 1927. WINTER SHOW AND EXHIBITION OF INDUSTRIES, CHRISTCHURCH. AUGUST 6 to AUGUST 20. 1927. HOLIDAY EXCURSION TICKETS will be issued to Christchurch as under: — From all stations west of Springfield, including Branches, on 3rd and 4th August. From any station South Island Main Line and Branches from sth to 11th August. All available for return up to 22nd August. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. VOTICE is hereby given that the Combined Road and Railway Bridge over the GREY RIVER NGAHERE—BLACKBALL LINE WILL BE OPEN FOR ALL TRAFFIC as from August 1, 1927. J — WINTER STOCK FOOD. WE will supply LOOSE SWEDES in ’’ truck lots of 6 tons each at 60/per ton, freight paid, to any railway station on the Coast. Cash with orders, or Bank reference will do till Swedes are delivered. —C. E. MEREDITH, Limited, Waimate.

T O MOTORISTS. T O MOTORISTS. O U R N EW G ARA G E CAREFULLY PLANNED CON V E NIE NT L Y SIT UAT E D EFFICIENTLY STAFFED OFFERS 100 PER CENT. SERVICE. INGRAM & CO. OPPOSITE MAIL OFFICE. “'J'HE pEOPLES” pAUNDRY, (Opposite Opera House, Tainui Street) Is now under the management of YIP BOR. LAUNDRY WORK of all kinds undertaken. COLLARS done on the latest improved method. REDUCED PRODUCE PRICES. Best Table Potatoes, 2001 b. sacks, 9/-; Small sound Potatoes 5/-; Brown Spanish Onions (best keepers), 1001 b. bags, 7/6; Silver Skin Onions, 100 lb. bags, 5/6; Milling Wheat, 200 lb. bag, 22/6; Feed Oats, 13/6; Matchless Flour, 2001b5., 36/-, lOOlbs., 18/6, 501bs„ 10/-; ISOlbs. Pollard, 15/-; 160 lbs. Bran. 12/-; Table Carrots or Parsnips, in 70 lb. sugar bags, 3/6; Table Swedes, 90 lb. bags, 3/6; Dessert Apples, 8/6; Cookers, 8/-; Clover Honey, beautiful quality, 601 b. tins, 30/-; Clover Hay, 85/per ton; Single Bales, 4/- each; Oatsheaf Chaff, clean and heavy, 105/- per ton (sacks included); Single bag lots, 4/6 (sacks in); Straw Chaff, 2/9 (sacks in). Quality guaranteed. Freight 1/4 per cwt. to any flag station. Cash with orders. C. E. MEREDITH, LTD., Box 21, WAIMATE.