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Greymouth Evening Star, 13 August 1932, Page 8

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HERBERT FLETCHER HIGH-CLASS LADIES’ TAILOR (Twenty Years’ English Experience.) COATS AND COSTUMES IN ADVANCED STYLES. Tn attendance at CPIANKSHAW’S, the well-known Gentlemen’s Tailor, Upper Mackay Street. The latest hits on. Regal Records, 2/6 each: “Ain’t it Grand to be Bloomin’ Well Dead” Parts 1 and 2, by the Barmy Brothers; “In the Cumberland Mountains” and “Pals of the Little Red Schoolhouse,” sung by Carson Robison and Frank Luther, witn novelty accompaniment; “Happy and Free Yodel,” and “Honeymoon Yodel,' by Harry Torrani with guitar: “Colonel Campbell and Mr Lang,” and “One Pair of Pants at a 'Pime,” humorous duets by Quip and Quirk; “Home.” and “By the Fireside,” sung by Allan O’Sullivan. Obtainable from A. E. Kilgour, Piano, Gramophone, R’.adio and Music Dealer, Mackay Street., Phone 259.—Advt. Morlife Pure Ox-Blood Tablets contain iron, phosphates, arid blood. serum, which feed the blood. 2/6, 4/6, ’ 6/-. —L. F. Hogg, chemist.—4 Advt.