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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 February 1935, Page 8

H TOWELS! Just landed large shipment of British-made TOWELS makes include OSMAN BELGRAVIA —and —' MINARETTE A SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY \ MANSON’S TFk /' jES^SS^ 11 milllllifc

A. PERRY & CO. LTD. LIMA’S BUILDINGS WE HAVE BUYERS OF THE FOLLOWING STOCKS: £sd * £ i 25 Woolworth (Sydney) 411 3 300 Mossy Creek 0 2 1 10 ‘Reserve Bank 611 0 100 Alexanders. (£1)• 0 18,3 50 Dunlop Rubber ■Ol9 0 500 Big Rivera .. 02 3 • WE HAVE SELLERS OF THE FOLLOWING STOCKS: ? 500 Gillespie Beach 0 18 100 Oamaru Woollen 500 Maori Gully ..014 Mills .. . • 0 H b 500 Worksop ..’ 02 11 100 National Tobacco 3 7 6 A. PERRY & CO. LTD. STOCK AND SHAREBROKERS, COMPANY ORGANISERS, MINING ENGINEERS, AND CONSULTANTS. Hereford Street, Christchurch. Telephone 36-288. P.O. Box 659. LIMA’S BUILDINGS, GREYMOUTH. Telephone 604. P.O. Box 166. < WESTPORT. Telephone 116. P.O. Box 64.

Telephone Calls —FROM ANY TELEPHONE Transferred Charge / In making a toll call from other than his own telephone, a subscriber speaking from his home town is no longer under the necessity of paying the amount of the toll fee to the lessee of the telephone used. The. fee jwill be charged to his own toll account if he asks Tolls so to charge it. For transferring the charge,in this way, the cost is only Id a call. Another New Toll Facility

l' - ..... i Show your “Shoo Pride” —use ■ "Nugget” regularly.—Advt.

< A bright, healthy home in every tin ,f of POLIFLOR.-—Advt.