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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 July 1933, Page 2

W A TATM A ow * s Time to rdlllWlS TOP-DRESS! WE CAN SUPPLY AND GUARANTEE AEREX SUPERPHOSPHATE 44/46 from £4/19/- to £5/2/- per ton, Landed at nearest railway station. Price according to distance, Less 5/- cash discount. Aerex is the product of the Dominion Fertiliser Coy. and this . firm were the means of price reduction. We shall be pleased to quote for all other Fertilisers on application. Oats, Chaff and Meat Meal always on hand. BAILLIE, NEVILLE & CO. GREYMOUTH.

I TROUSERS at Harrison’s Wonderful Values WORKING TROUSERS, From 9/6 to 12/6 DARK GREY and NAVY SERGE TROUSERS From 13/6 IO FANCY BROWN WORSTEDS, new tonings, SB absolutely latest cut. • From 15/6 ffBWIWw Mg See Our Window Display. , ALF. HARRISON OWB Mercer, Tainui Street, ’Phone 582.

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I BOOTS __ AND SHOES Men will never regret Buying derby boots. Leather lined,- Shooter tongue with Rubber Soles, £2/Q That men appreciate solid value for money is shown by the fact that they prefer such Boots and Shoes as these. Get a pair for yourself now. You will never regret having bought them. black GLACE OXFORD Medium Toes, 17/6 »*4»****-‘*j***-*>j» ♦•4**X**l*** 4 *I 4 *l'**J* > ****'**a**** > ** > **** 4 ** < ' Every Pair is Guaranteed Good Wear by CHALK’S Mawhera Quay, calTderby shoes. GREYMOUTH, . "ide soles, medium Toes

lively in the fetid water than in fresh water. They make an interesting study, and any person desirous of studying them, may do so at Mr Bennington’s shop premises. • Readers are advised to exercise prudence in dealing with certain advertising Dutch bulb nurseries. Warnings have been issued by the police authorities in Holland, to Trade Commissioners.

Some time ago several mud fish (Neoshanna Opada) were sent by Mr Charles Smith, of Gladstone Siding, to Greymouth, for exhibition. These fish, after being kept in Greymouth, in clear water for five weeks, were then forwarded by Captain Austinfeldt, of the steamer Gabriella, to the fish aquarium in ‘Sydney, where, from the latest reports, they are doing quite well. On June 28 last, another consignment. of six larger mud fish were sent to Greymouth, and are on view at Mr I. Bennington’s shop in Mackay Street. These fish can live in fresh, or in stagnant water, and in practically dry mud, having the peculiar facility of being able to breathe air direct. With the six fish, a grass sod and mud was placed in the jar, and they were so left for two weeks without the water being renewed. The grass eventually rotted, and the water became stagnant, but the fish evidently relished such conditions, for they showed no signs of becoming feeble, or contracting sickness. In fact, they appeared to be even more

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