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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 October 1928, Page 4

WE FRAME PICTURES RING AND INKSTER Picture Dealers GREYMOUTH HARKER’S LUNCHEON and tea rooms, Are Replete witn the Latest Modern Conveniences. MORNING TEA, with dainty refreshments. DINNER, from 12 to 1.30 p.m. AFTERNOON TEA, with appetising delicacies. ’Phone 327 and reserve your table. SMALL GOODS made daily from the best ingredients. _____- "fffjgpnCAL APPOINTMENTS for next visit may now be made at Mr. 1. Bennington’s, Sweet Shop, Tainui Street. APPRECIATION. I WISH to thank the Doctors and Staff of the Grey River Hospital for their kind attention to my late husband, while an inmate of that institution; all friends and relations for their messages of condolence, and his workmates for their beautiful wreath. MRS. G. E. KING. Wallis Siding, Oct. 3, 1928. " APPRECIATION. ■(AN behalf of my mother, Mrs Hamer ” and myself, I wish to especially thank Dr. Booth, for the great care and attention she bestowed upon, my late father during his five weeks’ illness. Her patience and attention are Jiighly appreciated by us. Also the many friends who offered their assistance during his illness, and finally all those who sent messages of condolence and floral tributes. Their kindness will ever be remembered by us. MR & MRS HENRY HAMER, Kumara.