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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 October 1942, Page 1

SPECIALS FOR LABOUR W&EK-END ! PRIME SPRING LAMBPRIME SPRING LAMB——AT REDUCED PRICES. —AT, REDUCED PRICES. Prime Chickens & Ducklings Prime Chickens & Ducklings '■ AT MAWHETA MEAT CO. TAINUI ST.& MARSDEN RD. Phons 37 & 880. PUBLIC NOTICES. ALL persons having claims against the estate of the undermentioned deceased are requested to render same in duplicate to the undersigned and to have the following signed certificate appended:— “I hereby certify that the above account was due and owing as at date of death of deceased” viz:— LEES, Mary late of Greymouth, Hotelkeeper, deceased, died 15/10/42. HANNAN & SEDDON, Solicitors, Greymouth. GREYMOUTH TRANSPORT CONTROL COMMITTEE. Transport Control Emergency Regulations. 1942. V S from Monday, November 2. - 1942, inclusive, it will be illegal for any licensed goods operator in the Grey County, and all boroughs therein, to cart goods or livestock parallel with the railway by motor vehicles, fur a greater distance than five miles or cart such traffic which involves passing a Railway Siding which can handle the traffic without authority of the above Committee. JOHN WILLIAM GREENHILL, Chairman. WHALE’S OPTICAL SERVICE THE LEADING OPTICIANS. (Established over 40 years). MR. S. R. WHALE will personally visit GREYMOUTH on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, November 3rd and 4th and may be consulted for Sight Testing.

Appointments for this visit can now be made by writing to 677 Colombo St., Christchurch or at Revingtons Hotel. Westport Visit: November sth to 7th. AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY YT is the intention of the Society on or after the 22nd day of November next, to issue a Copy Policy in place of Policy No. 1,534,906 on the life of John Robert Ellery which is declared to have been lost. Wellington, 22nd October, 1942. W. T. IKIN, Manager for New Zealand. FARM IMPLEMENTS FOR SATO, . _

2-3-4. F. Ploughs Horse or Tractor. 2-F. Disc Plough. Swamp Ploughs. 9-11 Tine Cultivators. 11-Tine Massey Cultivator. Disc Harrows .(all sizes). Tine Harrows (all sizes). 13-C. Massey Drill. Cambridge Rollers. Duncan Grass Stripper. 2-Row Potato Cultivator and Moulder. Potato Diggers, Horse & Power. Mowers, Rakes, & Tedders. Averis Plough lifts & Parts. Repair parts for all makes Machines. Plough Setting & Repairs. FARMERS’ MACHINERY EXCHANGE LTD. Phones 32,505 & 23,251, MOORHOUSE AVENUE, CHRISTCHURCH. J | ASTINGS lady says, “Dr. Hair’s 8 * fixed my husband’s Asthma.’’ From Parkinsons, Chemists, Tainui Street. (I f F 'l’ S(I G G EST 1 O N S V OW is the lime to collect our gil ls for overseas friends and also to think of suitable gifts for the family at home. We are showing a varied selection of non-couponed goods to meet all requirements— Picture Calendars, Knitting and Shopping Bags, Dolls and other small novelties. CAROLINE ALBERT ST. . CoTB e tO Stay at the City’s latest and most up-to-date Hotel. Electric Lift—Central Heating— Hot and Cold Water in every Bedroom —Air Conditioning— Electric Paging System. Tariff from 17/6 per day. = HOTEL = EMBASSY V. C. CONSTANT, Proprietor, 155 Manchester Street.

JJOLMES PRIVATE HOTEL. Next Coker’s Hotel, Manchester St., CHRISTCHURCH. The Oldest and Best Hotel for both Ladies and Gents. Permanent by Arrangement. Will be pleased to see old and new West Coast friends. MRS. T. PILLING PROPRIETRESS. HOTEL FEDERAL. CHRISTCHURCH. (Overlooking victoria Square). Excellent Cuisine and Service second to none in New'Zealand. The bedrooms are large, well ventilated, and heated with gas fires, the majority being equipped with hot and cold water. Jazz Room included on premisos. Bowker Fountain opposite. T. G. LEWIS, Proprietor.