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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 March 1929, Page 1

HERE WE HAVE A DISPLAY OF T7ASTER QUITS ASTER CALL AND LET US SHOW YOU THEM. We Guarantee Fit, Style and Finish. JACK OWEN. Mackay Street, .:: ’Phq.ne 419.

PUBLIC NOTICES. SUNDAY, MARCH 17. QT. JOHN’S Presbyterian Church. — Harvest Thanksgiving Services. Special Music by Choir and others. TJARVEST FESTIVAL SERVICES at JL - L The Salvation Army, SUNDAY, 11 a.m„ 3 p.m., and 7 p.m., and MONDAY at 8 p.m. Programme and Sale of Produce and Gifts. [A Card.] /GEORGETTE will arrive in Greymouth with a smart range of EXCLUSIVE, EVENING, WEDDING and AFTERNOON FROCKS, at very reasonable prices, and these will be on view at SHOP, next Commercial Hotel, Mawhera Quay, from TUESDAY, March 19.

A cordial invitation is extended to all to inspect these models. HOKITIKA SAVINGS BANK. A MEETING Of"tRUSTEES will be **■ held at the Office, Hokitika, on TUESDAY, March 19, at 2.30 p.m. W. WILSON, Manager. BOROUGH OF KUMARA. ICTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all outstanding Borough Revenue, including^— RATES, RENT RESERVES, DOG REGISTRATION, Etc., MUST BE PAID not later than THURSDAY, March 28, at 4 p.m. GEO. PAMMENT, Town Clerk. APPRECIATION. r pHE MATRON of the Grey River x Hospital wishes to thank the Runanga Horticultural Society for the splendid gift of vegetables and flowers from their recent Show; also Mrs. Dennehy and Mr. Norman Wallis, for gifts of vegetables. NOTICE. T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any DEBTS incurred in my name after this date. T. BRODERICK, . Waiuta. March 16, 1929.

HOME MADE GOODS. ITOME-MADE DELICACIES of all descriptions—Fresh Cakes, Scones, etc., DAILY. Cooked Ham, Tongue and Brawn. Choicest Confectionery. MISS LECHER, Albert Street (Late Mrs. McConnon’s). TOM BROWN’S QROCERY & £JROCKERY QTORE Is the headquarters for DAINTY CHINA & CRYSTAL WARE, - At Wonderful Values. A splendid selection has arrived from England. The Prices will prove that I deserve your patronage. TOM BROWN CASH GROCER, MAWHERA QUAY :: GREYMOUTH.

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