JL 44 of course g he’s having a 1 BLACK and SCOTCH WHISKY U “BLACK ft WHITE * I ■ g Choice old scotch whisky W W ■ Hi M ■ HHHH This, gentlemen, is a pup’s eye view of a bar ... on our right is Master’s left shoe, t'other is on the rail, the rest of him is engrossed in enjoying his Black & White. No, we don’t mind waiting—it's for a good cause. Bottled in Scotland Prnnf PneifivQ the Outstanding riuui rudiiiVD Value for Money Offered in First, Second and Third Grade qualities YjP < are not made by the B.S.A. Co. They have W ■J ■! ■ /A 1•. • BICYCLES and that Quality is Sales for the year THE BEST 1935 increased by I over 500 per cent. Price— FOR SAFETY & £B/151- BETTERVALUE B.S.A. LEADS CALL AND INSPECT W ART Tl THE NEW MODEL I Hlh WUKLIJ GEO. KITCHINGHAM B.S.A. AGENT : : MAWHERA QUAY. BARRY CAULFEILD AT MT. COOK Famous Ski Instructor Seize an opportunity —it may be the last —to gain ski skill from the famous expert, Barry Caulfeild. He quickly trains beginners to speed on the great white way. Frequent sports meetings. . Grand National Carnival Meeting: From 2Gth July to 3rd August. Races on July 30th, 31st, and Ist August. Mount Cook Sports Meeting, Races on Monday 7th, Tuesday Bth, and Wednesday 9th September. N.Z. Professional Meeting: Races on 23rd and 24th September. Ski tours arranged for parties. Ball Hutt is centre of ski sport. Brilliant sunshine —champagne air—sparkling scenes thrilliul tun —best of fellowship—cosy nights of joy at the famous Hermitagemusic, dancing, billiards and bridge. . Low combined Rail and Motor Fares. Take the Tram to Timaru. Book at Offices of Mt. Cook Tourist Co., Railways, Government Tourist Bureaux and Thomas Cook and Son. THE HIGH SPOT OF SPORT. Why He is Pleased He ordered his Timber for the new houw he is building. a His order was delivered on time. JL The quality of the Timber waa exactly as specified and uniform in grade. And best of all, ha wa» Jh delighted btcause th* prices were less than ha expected. He bought h’u Timber and other Building SuppliM from g Greymouth Sash & Door Factory | Stratford, Blair & Co. Ltd. H Timber Merchants and Saw-Millet’s, g GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 15. ||
TRADE AND SERVICE INDEX. PLUMBERS & DRAINLAYERS: W COSTELLO, Herbert Street — , *• Country work specially catered for. Manufacturers of Tanks and everything in the Tinsmithing line. Estimates given for ah classes oi work.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 August 1936, Page 11
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