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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 September 1938, Page 4

PLANTING SEASON 1938. ROSES ROSES ROSES Now is the time to place your order with the CHRISTCHURCH NURSERY COY., Premier Rose Growers, who have had over thirty-six years’ experience in ROSE GROWING, and are therefore in a position to give customers the benefit of their experience. SPECIAL OFFER: We will mail to any part of the West Coast, post free, one dozen of oiir best SHOW and DECORATIVE ROSES, our own selection, for — 18/- per doz., 9/- per half-doz., cash with order only. Catalogues, post free. We also stock all kinds of FRUITBEARING TREES, HEDGE PLANTS, SHRUBS and RHODODENDRONS' in great variety. t Also sweet smelling Boronia and Daphne. Address — CH.CH. NURSERY COY. 85 ALDWINS ROAD ::: -CH.CH. RENOVATIONS COMPLETED! RENOVATIONS COMPLETED! TWO Newi Bars —Two New Lounges. Additional Modern Bathrooms and Showers. “Visit Jack Galligan in his New Bar.” Tariff: 7/- Bed and Breakfast. 12/6 Per Day. EXCELSIOR HOTEL (THE COAST HOUSE), Corner High and Manchester Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. RANDOLPH WALDRON, Proprietor.

HOW TO SAVE! THE GOODRICH SERVICE '*' STATION CAN RETREAD YOUR TYRES AT SMALL COST —with the — LATEST ALL-ELECTRIC RETREADING PLANT. . Wringer Rollers Rubbered: 12in. 14in. 9/6. Gumboots and Tennis Shoes half-soled as new. THE GREYMOUTH RUBBER SHOP, Corner Mackay and Werita Streets. ’Phone 229. T. I. BROWN, Proprietor. , 1/6 MEALS 1/6 A REAL GOOD THREE-COURSE MEAL for ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE. No price rise., Modern service. Everything spotlessly clean. CENTRAL CAFE ALBERT STREET, GREYMOUTH.