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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 July 1932, Page 6

Why go about feeling ,so mis- y erable suffer- / f ing with indi- I ® | gestion, when / you can get# I I J great relief by / taking our DIGESTIVE MIXTURE It has cured others, and I will cure you. I 2/6 H. WILLIAMS & ROSS, CHEMISTS, GREYMOUTH. Watch for our representative at the Poster Ball, Aug. 5.

ENJOY COOKED MEALS ;; If freshly cooked . food, ‘ , eerved in clean ourroimdin®!, J ’ appeals, you will enjoy eaS- , ! ing here. 1 Everything is honu> cooked ‘ and nicely served. Come ta < for lunch, aftsrnoo© tea oar J cuppes. < HARKERS • Mackay St., GREYMOUTM. J Phon» 227 Private 407.

ALAN M. RUDGE D. 1.0. (By Exam.), QUALIFIED REGISTERED . OPTICIAN. CONSULTING ROOMS: Central Chambers, Mackay Street, (Opposite Library.) I Hours 9 to 12.30; 1.30 to 5; Satu: • days 6.30 to 9 p.m. FOR APPOINTMENT e> . Ring ’Phone No. 571. Visits paid to other districts at regular intervals.

CLAUDE RING PORTRAIT pHOTOGRAPHER, Stewart Dawson’s Buildings, or High and Cashel Streets, CHRISTCHURCH.

yagr— x (e. choice ton) , DATE OF NEXT VISIT CAN BE OBTAINED FROM MR. I. BENNINGTON. R. E. BELLAMY ~ 34 CHAPEL STREET, Funeral Furnisher and Monumental Mason, Greymouth and Reefton. All classes of cemetery work done in town or country. ’Phone 202, night or day. G. E. HUBBARD, Reefton Agent.