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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 June 1942, Page 1

THE PRIMEST MEAT WESTLAND PRODUCES Is sold only by THE MAWHERA MEAT COY. Small Goods: Our output is over One Ton per Week. MAWHERA MEAT CO. Tainui St. and Marsden Rd. Phones 37 and 880. PUBLIC NOTICES. Fresh Consignment OYSTERS MUNDY’S ' t tUR premises will be closed l TOMORROW (Thursday) morning until 1 p.m. owing to the death of Mr. J. S. Ross. WILLIAMS & ROSS, Chemists—Mackay St. A, LL players of the Blaketown Football Club are requested to attend practice at Gym., TO-MOR-ROW (Thursday), at 7.30 p.m. BOROUGH OF RUNANGA. RESIDENTS arc hereby notified the Borough Office will be open from 6 to 8 p.m. TO-MOR-ROW (Thursday), for the purpose of issuing Motor Drivers’ Licenses. D. IV!. WILLIS, Town Clerk. jl hereby give notice that I have - 4 - applied to the Inangahua County* Council for permission to erect a cattle stop on Byrne's Road Mawheraiti.

J. SOMERVILLE. NG A HERE DISTRICT MEDICAL ASSN. A General Meeting of the above will be held in the Hall, Ngahere, on SATURDAY, June 27, at 7.30 p.m. J. MULCARE, Secretary. ROUGHS and Colds! Keep them at nay with guaranteed Sunola Lung Tonic, Sunhalant and Sun-X-01. Rathbun, High Street, Grey mouth. ROSES, FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS. PLANT NOW! r r.HE best of standard, bush, climbing, and polyanthus Roses; also Fruit Trees and Shrubs oi all kinds for sale at Reasonable Prices. BAYLISS’ NURSERIES/ 82 Jeffries Rd., Christchurch, N.W.I. Catalogues on application. IJESIST Hacking Coughs, Colds and ’Flu with Sunola Lung Tonic, Sunhalant and Sun-X-01. Sold by D. Ryall, Barrytown. WELL-GROWN TREES AND SHRUBS. WE have a good selection o( ’ 5 ROSES, FRUIT TREES HEDGE PLANTS, & SHRUBS oi all vaficti-c . Write for Free Catalogue. CHRISTCHURCH NURSERY CO. 85 Aidwins Rd., Christchurch S.E.I. UNDER THE COAL-MINES ACT, 1925. Application No. 31/1942 for a Coalmining Right. To the Warden of the Westland Mining District at Reefton.

PURSUANT to the Coal-mines JL Act. 1925. the undersigned JOSEPH HENRY' THOMAS GRIGGS of Reefion, Coal Miner, hereby applies for a Coal-min-ing lease in. respect of the following land: All that parcel of Crown land containing 40 acres more or less situate in Block 11 Waitahu Survey District, commencing at a point 10 chains distant and 20 degrees East of North of the old Inkerman Battery site, thence running north-easterly for 10 chains, thence running southerly for 40 chains, thence running southwesterly for 10 chains and thence running northerly for 40 chains to the original point of commencement.

Area applied for: 40 acres. The said land is: Unalienated Crown ’land. Mark on pegs: X. • Date of marking out: 1 1 a.m. on 13/6/1942. Has the applicant any interest in any other coal-mining right? Il so, give full particulars of. such interest, together with the number and date of the coal-mining right: Yes; as lessee under Coal Leases (a) No. 8403 dated 21/5/36, and (b) No. 8972 dated 8/7/1941, to be surrendered. If the area applied for adjoins.an area held under a coal-mining right, give the name of the lessee or licensee together- with the number and date of such right: Does not adjoin any other area. If the application is for a coalmining lease, state: — (1) The approximate quantity ol coal which may be reasonably extracted from the area in resoect ol' which a lease is applied for: 250.000 tons. (2) The estimated cost of developing the area, including the necessary plant, equipment, and buildings required for such purpose: £l,OOO. (3) What finance has been arranged to develop the area as a coal-mine, together with The required plant, equipment, and buildings: Sufficient finance has been arranged (4) The estimated annual output: 4,000 tons. (5) The term for which a lease

is required: 66 years. Address for service: At the Office of Isaac Patterson & Son. Solicitors, Reefton. Dated at Reefton this eighteenth day of June, 1942. Signature of applicant: J. H. T. GRIGGS. Precise time of filing this application: 10 a.m. on 19/6/42. Time and place appointed for the hearing of the application and all objections thereto: Tuesday, the 28th. July, 1942, at 10.30 a.m. at me Wardens' Court at Reefton. O. B. A. SHARPE. Mining Registrar. CHILDREN’S Coughs and Colds Quickly banished with soothing Sunola Lung Tonic, Sunhalant and Sun-X-01. Nimmo Bros., Taylorville. AFTER YOUR "PERM”—TISE BIRMESE. Women find Birmese Hair Root Compound a wonderful hair beauty aid. Birmese is especially beneficial after “perms” as it relieves the hair of its brittle dryness, giving it a soft allurine; sheen. Birmese ends dandruff, stops failing hair, grows new hair—Parkinson & Co., Chemists.