Page 12 Advertisements Column 1

Greymouth Evening Star, 12 May 1934, Page 12

To Meet a Demand - - - - Modem Hats For Greymouth - -' A?'; S wft WBife ,iC\wSr ■ -- — , z & •™»..L Ua The above is a sketch of a modern, reinforced concrete building containing 21 flats which is proposed to be built in Tainui Street and to be known as Mawhera Courts. Modern life tends towards smaller and more central homes with up-to-date conveniences and Mawhera Courts will meet a demand that has long existed. The Company’s shares should provide a solid investment with a sure income. Full particulars may be obtained from Mr. H. Sydney Smith, care Nancarrow and Co., Greymouth.

DON’T TAX DIRECTION. In giving strength to your children don’t tax it by giving them food difficult to digest. For breakfast give them O-tis. It is a great energy food, and yet very easily digested, be-

cause of a special process through which it passes for that purpose, making it the most ideal cereal that can be served, particularly to chil-i dren, invalids, and elderly folk. Rich in strengthening vitamins, Red Diamond O-tis is the breakfast delight of thousands of families throughout the Dominion. Once tried it would become a daily favourite with you too. Take a packet home to-day for the family breakfast to-morrow.—Advt.

Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For Coughs and Colds, never fails.