THE NEW FLORIST. FOR YOUR WREATHS AND FLORAL TRIBUTES. ’Phone 958. W. BUCHANAN, KARORO. SALE OF TREES A limited number of trees and zr shrubs are offered for sale from 115 Shakespeare St. To clear, all 2/6,each. Varieties include: Maples, Calycanthus or Allspice, Abutilons, Rhododendrons, Ginko, Liquidamber, Waratah, Silver Birch etc. At this price, no delivery. GWEN ROBINSON FLORISTE, GREYMOUTH. ’Phones 59D. Residence 59M.
m©CTEB ? S » Stoee XOT CHRISTCHURCH. Wish to announce that they are engaging still more Opticians in England, who, on their arrival, will be making regular visits to Greymouth on behalf of the firm. Appointments for next visit (Thursday and Friday, May 23 and 24) can be made now by ringing Miss Pfeifer, Phone No. 475.
BARRY & STOUPPE, OPTICIANS. MR. STOUPPE WILL VISIT GREYMOUTH DURING MAY. BARRY & STOUPPE OPTICIANS—CHRISTCHURCH.
CHIRO PRACTIC Chiropractic is a natural method by which to keep strong and healthy. Thousands of individuals have been restored to robust health and vigorous activity by the application of its principles. Jt has an impressive record of achievement in restoring sick people to health. Get well with Chiropractic. G. H. RATTRAY FRASER CHIROPRACTOR, GUINNESS ST., GREYMOUTH. Hours: 10-12, 2-5.30. Saturday 10-12. By appointment. ’Phone 420. CONSULTATION FREE. West Coast Music Centre ALBERT STREET. We stock everything for the musician. The largest selection of Sheet Music on the Coast. Let us advise you on the purchase of your Piano. Piano Tuning and Reconditioning Our Speciality.
FOR COUGHS; COLDS AND CHEST COMPLAINTS TAKE Williams and Ross COUGH LINCTUS Suitable.for Adults and Children. Buy a bottle now. It is better to have it and not want it than to want it and not have it. Only 2/6 Bottle Postage Extra. EASTER HOLIDAYS. Our Pharmacy will be open as follows: — Good Friday: Closed. Easter Saturday: 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Easter Monday: 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. WILLIAMS & ROSS CASH CHEMISTS. MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH.
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Danger to Aborigines Rocket tests in the Nullarbor plain area are proposed, and they mean declaring an “open season” on the aborigines, said the President of the Aboriginal League to-day. The League is protesting to the Federal Government against rocket tests being held in areas where native tribes are living,—Sydney, A.pril 17.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 April 1946, Page 6
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