APRONS APRONS Ij APRONS 1 , JJOPULAR half-back style made 1 x from dark ground Horrocks’s i Prints. 5/6 each. TYMONS AT THE BUS STOP. PUBLIC NOTICES Pam’s Custard Powder 1/3. Jellies 4 and 5 for 1/-. Puffed Wheat 1/- pkt. Pam’s Baking Powder 1/6. Puffed Rice 1/3. Ox Head Suet 1/1 pkt. Holbrook’s Sauce lid, 1/6. Olive Oil 1/6, 1/9. Blue Mottled Soap 1/6. Toilet Soap, large, 4 for 1/-. Fairy Dyes 6d. Caustic Soda 1/- lb. Pickling Spice 6d, 9d pkt. Solvol Soap 6d. Rice Flakes 8d pkt. Roasto 1/3 tin. Creamoata 1/9 pkt. Loose Cocoa 1/2 lb. Nitrate of Soda 4d lb. BECK’S CASH STORES BUY YOUR APRICOTS NOW AS THE SEASON IS NEARLY FINISHED. Choice Apricots from 5/- case. Peaches from 5/- case. Apples, Gravenstein, 31b for 1/3. Plums, Blue Diamond, 6/6 case. Plums, Burbank, 6/6 ease. Pears, W.B. Creton, 6/6 201 b case. Potatoes 7/- sugar bag. Onions 4d lb. Runner Beans 7d lb. Green Peas 2/3 peck. Marrows from 7d each. Carrots 41b 1/-. Swedes 51b 1/-. Silver Beet 4d bunch. Beetroot 4d lb. Wheat 9/- bushel. Wheat 28/- sack. • Fowl Grit 101 b for 1/-. Choice Variety Betting-out Plants. PHONE 765. E. V. ARTHUR & CO.
FARMERS PLEASE NOTE. —For— i McCORMICK DEERING INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS, TRACTORS, MILKING MACHINES & GENERAL FARM . IMPLEMENTS —Write or Call to— ' CHAS. H. ROSE SOLE WEST COAST AGENT. Genuine I.H.C. Spare Parts c Stocked. WHITE HARfHOTEL . HIGH STREET i CHRISTCHURCH. ] Now taken over by E. (Ted) Gill- j man, formerly of West Coast, and J late of Shades Hotel (Christ- < church). West Coasters look us up when over. A Real Coast House. PRINTING THAT PLEASES Posters, Business Cards, Letterheads, Invoices, Wedding Invitations. Circulars, Counter Books. THE GREYMOUTH STAR WERITA ST. ’PHONE No 5 WANTED KNOWN fPOR the best selection and keenest value in Dress Fabrics — Try HAYTON’S. /CLOSED from 12.15 to 1.15 p.m. Every Day. Who? Kitchingham Cycles Ltd., the Cycle Experts. “We know our business.”
Q£IN. Needlecord Velveteen; new ' L> ° shades; 6/11.—See these at HAYTON’S. TTITCHINGHAM CYCLES LTD. Premises will in future be Closed every day from 12.15 to 1.15 o.m. lunch hour. We will be seeing you again at Quarter Past One. TURITANNIA PRIVATE HOTEL & DINING ROOMS (opp New City Hotel). Three-course Meals 1/3 Casuals 7/6 day; Permanent Boarders 30/-. ’Phone 31-205. 516 Colombo Street. Christchurch. T ADIES and Gentlemen, your dream has come true. Your opportunity has arrived to see your favourite Star from Hollyw’ood wearing the actual frocking as worn in recent productions. Proceeds in aid of Big Patriotic Effort. Book at the Regent. TUST in case. Be prepared. Get V an Incendiary Bomb Outfit (Rake & Shovel) at Harley’s.—6/pair.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 February 1942, Page 1
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