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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 March 1929, Page 1

Jg OU CHER’S pRICES BANANAS, 1/-, 1/6 dozen. GRAPES, 1/6, 1/9 lb. TOMATOES (Ch.ch.), 6d lb. COOKING APPLES, 3d, 4d lb. DESSERT APPLES, sd, 6d lb. SUNKIST ORANGES, 3/6, 4/- doz. SUNKIST LEMONS, 3/- doz. PEARS, 6d lb. CONFECTIONERY & GROCERIES at lowest prices. W. H. BOUCHER & CO. MAWHERA QUAY :: ’Phone No. 8. PUBLIC NOTICES CORNS LOOSEN AND COME OUT WITHOUT PAIN THIS NEW WAY. JNDIAN QORN OURE Relieves the pain of a stubborn corn at once, and after two or three nights you simply lift the corn out with your fingers. Gone is the need for the dangerous practice of paring. INDIAN CORN LEAF is in plaster form. Easy to apply. If you prefer liquid, “KORNOUT” will “do the trick” just as well. j If you suffer with a CORN, call at once. < L F. HOGG -J CASH CHEMIST, c MAWHERA QUAY ::: ’Phone 410 -

SALE! SALE! PVERY ARTICLE in my Wonderland Shop has been REDUCED to HALF COST. Bargains in Cutlery, Tea Sets, Brushware, Crockery, Glassware. Housewives and hotelkeepers should not miss this chance of saving money.—T. Bond, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN QTONE’S CANTERBURY, Etc.* DIRECTORY, Publishing June/ 1929. <Price £1 ss; if ordered now £1 Is. STONE, SON & CO., LTD., Anzac Square, Dunedin. JOHN B. HOWELL piANOFORTE JOHN B. HOWELL X AND JOHN B. HOWELL ORGAN TUNER, Kilgour’s Music Depot, Greymouth. SPECIALISTS IN PLAYER-PIANOS. District Tuner for Chas. Begg and Co., and Webley’s (Moss and Co.), Agents. Hokitika Agent: L. S. Ross, Revell St. pHEAP VEGETABLES & FRUIT.— Cooking Apples, 401 b. cases, 7/6; Dessert Apples 401 b cases, 8/6; Quinces in 401 b. cases, 10/-; Cabbage, 7/6 large sack; Red Cabbage, for pickling, 5/doz.; French Beans and Scarlet Runners, 6/6 241 b. box; Beetroot, 3/6 box; Carrots, 5/- 561 b. bag; Parsnips, 5/561 b. bag; Table Potatoes, 5/- 561 b. bag; Table Swedes, 4/- 561 b. bag; Table Onions, 7/6 561 b. bag; Cucumbers, 3/- doz.; Garlic, for pickles, 9d lb; Pickling Onions, 8/- per 561 b. bag; Desert Tomatoes, 7/6 221 b box. Freight paid to any station if ordered in case or bag lots as quoted. Cash with orders. C. E. MEREDITH, LTD., Waimate.

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