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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 September 1940, Page 1

SADLERS For Value New Potatoes, 6d lb, 31bs 1/3,. Kumeras, 6d lb, 31bs 1/3. Best Table Potatoes 1/6 per qtr. Tomatoes 1/6 lb. Cauliflowers 6d, 9d, 1/-, 1/3 each. Spring Cabbage, from 8d each. Lettuce, 5d and 6d each. Dessert Delicious & Sturmers 31bs 1/Mixed Carrots, .-Parsnips, Swedes, 2/6 qtr. Seed Potatoes: Arran Banner 4/6, ' Epicure 4/-, Aucklander 3/-, Suttons 4/-. : • WE DELIVER. ' ’PHONE 497. _____-j~ L[C NOT | FRESH FISH. SMOKED FISH. PRESTON’S EMERGENCY PRECAUTIONS , COMMITTEE. A MEETING of the Law and Order Committee will be held TONIGHT (Thursday), at 8 o’clock, in the Borough Council Chambers. W. E. PACKER, Inspector of Police (Chairman). SOLDIERS’ SHOP, TO-MORROW (Fri.). The above Shop asks for donations from all areas from Sawyer’s- Creek to Mawhera Quay. Help our soldiers. GREYMOUTH BRANCH PLUNKET SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING will be held in the Rooms on Thursday, October 3, at 2.30 p.m. K. MCCARTHY, Secretary. TO THE CROWN TENANTS OF WESTLAND. T hereby tender my sincere thanks to the Crown Tenants who supported me at the past election and can assure all Crown Tenants that I will do my utmost to safeguard their interests on the Board. Yours faithfully, W. CLAYTON. GREYMOUTH-KARORO BUS SERVICE. On and after MONDAY, the 23rd inst., the following amendments to Timetable, Route, and Fares will be put into operation. " R.AMENDMENTS TQ TIMETABLE. < (Buses fromjy Karoro). 8.35 -aim.' .(previously*B.4(<)': will run via High Street. 8.45 a.m. will run via Marsden Road and Shakespeare Street. 9.35 a.rri. (previously 9.30) will run via High Street. 10.30 p.m. will run via High Street. On Saturdays, the Paroa bus will run at 12.5 p.m. (instead of 1.5 p.m.). On Saturdays, buses from Town at 8.20 a.m., 1.5 (via Marsden jßoad), 3.15, 3.45 and 4.15 p.m. and from Karoro at 8.35 a.m., 12.40 (via Marsden Road), 3.30, 4.0, 4.50 and 5.45 p.m. WILL NOT RUN. AMENDMENTS TO ROUTE. The 12.5, 1.5, 5.5, and 5.35 p.m. from Town and the 12.40, 5.15, and 5.45 p.m. from Karoro will run via Town Belt All other buses to Marsden Road will run via Heaphy Stvect AMENDMENTS TO FARES Concession tickets not transferable and available for three weeks only. Concession tickets will not be accepted on Sundays and Holidays. Fares foi’ Children, up to 5 years free, 5 to 12 years Id, over 12 adult fares, except that after 4.15 p.m. daily and 6 p.m. Saturdays, children’s fares will be 2d. NOTE:—Prams, etc. will not be picked Up or set down at the Opera House or Gas Office Bus Stops. ELECTION OF MEMBER OF a WESTLAND LAND BOARD.

RESULT OF POLL. T BASIL KING, Returning Officer ’ for the election of a member to the Westland Land Board do hereby notify in accordance with Section 47 of the Land Act,'l924 and the regulations thereunder, the result of the poll taken by me on September |7, 1940, for the election of a member to the Westland Land Board to be as follows. Valid votes recorded: Chesterman, T. R. .. 119 Clayton, W. .... 338 McTaggart, R. .. .. 140 Total valid votes .. 597 Informal Votes .. 27 Total votes recorded 624 AND I do hereby declare that William Clayton having received the greatest number of valid votes is duly elected a member of the Westland Land Board as from September .17, 1940. BASIL KING, . ' Commissioner of Crown Lands. SOMETHING more than Good Wear, Smart Wear as well. Pinnacle Suits in the latest patterns from BILL RYAN, Albert Street, Greymouth. BS A. The real < i uali ty Cycle. ’ ’ * We a're the sole agents.— Kitchingham’s Cycles, Ltd., Mawhera Quay. \ . FOR Business or Pleasure, drive a? x Rental Car.—rHaines Motors. Ltd., Mawhera Quay. WALKING STICK RUBBERS, Gas ’’ Tubing, Sink Plugs, Catapult Rubber, Casta Cups, Skate Buffers and Cycle Covers, all Reid Rubber N.Z. made products, obtainable at Kitchingham’s Cycles Ltd. TOOTALS 36in Lystav. ’ . The anticrease Silk Linen in new plain shades for Summer wear. 4/6 yard at HAYTON’S. " > , QgIN STRIPED BEMBERGS.—IdeaI W for house frocks; in new tones. Only 1/9 yard at HAYTON’S.