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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 September 1934, Page 1

FOR ALL MOTOR-CAR ELECTRICAL AND BATTERY REPAIRS CONSULT E. GRIFFITH 68 TAINUI STREET. Phone 597. LUCAS ROTEX BATTERY SERVICE STATION. _ PUBLIC NOTICES T OYAL . GREYMOUTH LODGE, M.U.1.0.0.F., meets TO-NIGHT, at 8 o’clock, Lodge Rooms, Guinness Street. Visiting Officers and Brethren invited to attend. UNITED TENNIS CLUB. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the A above Club will be held in the United Football Pavilion on MONDAY NEXT, Sept. 17, at 8 p.m. All members and intending members are requested to attend. A. L. McKAY, Hon. Secretary. HPHE WINNER of the Boy Scouts’ . Competition was MR. F. EGGLETON, Cobden. QPRING is the time to have your ° SUITES RECOVERED with the latest materials. Good workmanship. — Arthur McCarthy, Upholsterer, Preston Road. DELICIOUS SMALL GOODS. Saveloys, “Swan” Sausages, Brawn, Dominion Sausage, Tongue, Pork, Ham and Chicken Sausage, Trotters and Poultry, guaranteed fresh. Hot Roast Rabbits, Tuesdays. THE DAINTY ALBERT STREET.

XTOVELTY STRAWS, READY-TO-WEARS and MODEL MILLINERY, reasonably priced. Large Fitting and Matron’s Hats a specialty. MISS JACK MILLINER :: TAINUI STREET. TENNIS PLAYERS! Sand Shoes Half-soled .. 2/6 Soled and Heeled .. .. 3/->. Expert Workmanship. T. I. BROWN TYRE DEALER :: MACKAY ST. REMOVAL NOTICE. WTAURICE BUCKLEY wishes to notify the General Public that he Jias REMOVED to new and MODERNLY EQUIPPED DINING ROOMS, in ALBERT STREET (opposite Mr. P. Keating’s Central Hotel). DAILY SUPPLIES OF OYSTERS, WHITEBAIT AND FRESH FISH. Everyone assured of a right hearty, well-cooked, meal at moderate prices. TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD. fINE SHILLING per 100 on the tim- ” her in an ordinary bungalow represents about £6. Why spoil a £6OO job for such a paltry sum, by using inferior grades of timber, which will have to be renewed in a few years’ time. Is it a saving? Specify timber from OGILVIE & CO. LTD. GLADSTONE SIDiNG. ’Phone 252 D. pHILDREN INCREASE IN WEIGHT. “My boy increased 81bs. in six weeks on SKIPPER’S EMULSION,” writes Mrs. E. F. , Christchurch. “It is an excellent Emulsion, having no cod-liver oil flavour. I recommend it for every child who is weakly or under weight.” The new tasteless SKIPPER’S EMULSION, 2/3; extra large 4/3. —All Grocers. VISITORS TO CHRISTCHURCH

TRY Blue star taxis - . Lowest Fare 1/-. Stand Opposite Railway. Please come over. ism The World’s Finest Anti-Knock Spirit. EADIE BROS. West Coast Wholesale Distributors, P.O. Box 105, Greymouth, or phone 580. GIBBS’ MOTORS LTD. A ARD GREYMOUTH—WESTPORT. Depart: Greymouth 8 a.m. DAILY, arrive Westport 11.45 a.m. Depart: Westport 1 p.m. DAILY, and arrive Greymouth 4.30 p.m. EXPRESS SERVICE: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday depart: Westport 6.30 a.m., arrive Greymouth 10 a.m. Depart: Greymouth 4.30 p.m., arrive Westport 8 p.m. WESTPORT—REEFTON—NELSON. Depart: Westport DAILY 9.30 a.m. Depart: Reefton DAILY 10 a.m., after arrival of train from Greymouth. Arrive Nelson 5 p.m., connecting with Ferry Service for Wellington. REEFTON—BLENHEIM—PICTON: For timetable and fares apply office, Mawhera Quay (next Royal Hotel). Booking Agents for West Coast Motors, Hokitika; excursions to Franz Josef and Fox Glaciers. TRAVEL IN COMFORT—TRAVEL BY GIBBS’ MOTORS LID-