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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 April 1946, Page 1

KE ALY’S For FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES QUALITY VALUE SERVICE Orders delivered promptly to your home, bus or train. GET IT AT—KEA LY'B Opp. Opera House, 57 Tainui St., Greymouth. Telephone 497. PUBLIC NOTICES. FRESH OYSTERS PRESTON’S

A MEETING of Householders will be held in the Ikamatua School at 8 p.m. on MONDAY, April 29. COBDEN FIRE BRIGADE. Great Easter Competition. Ist D. S. Collie, 72 Bright St., Cobden, No. 1249. 2nd, M. Richardson, Greymouth, No. 1129. 3rd, “Shoot,” Box 57, Greymouth, No. 1023.

MARIST SPORTS ORGANISATION. Competition Results. Ist—No. 1114, E. Quinn. 2nd—No. 1689, F. J. Kennedy. 3rd—No. 1248, S. Wingate. Consolation prices—Nos. 1917, 1737, 1186, 1606, 1416, 1653, 2114, 1545, 1582.

RUNANGA BRANCH. 'THE public are invited to attend x . the Anzac Day Service in the Runanga State School grounds, commencing at 10 a.m. Parade leaves Domain 9.45 a.m. Note: If wet, service will be held in Miners’ Hall.

ALL Returned Service Personnel are specially invited to attend the Dawn Parade on Anzac Morning, April 25. Parade Drill Hall, 6 a.m. sharp, and march to Cenotaph. A cup of coffee will be provided by the Red Cross V.A.D’s. Men are requested to bring their own mess tin or pannikin. THOMAS P. RYAN, Secretary.

A N invitation is extended to the Servicemen’s Association and all other organisations to participate in the Anzac Day Parade. The Parade win assemble at the Regent Corner, Boundary Street at '2 p.m. sharp on THURSDAY, April 25. The public are requested to bring their poppies and build up the cross at the Cenotaph. THOMAS P. RYAN, Secretary. WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR WARM WINTER UNDERWEAR FOR FOR, MEN , MEN MEN MEN .*•' //J . Men: Here is a list of all the popular numbers for you to choose your Winter Underwear from. All Pure Wool, No. 58 Petone, in Vests and U/Pants — Men’s 12/O.S. 12/6 The Finest Pure Wool Canterbury No. 212 Pink Vest and U/Pants Men’s 14/ - O.S. 14/6 i Roslyn all wool Pink U/wear — Men’s 19/3 O.S. 20/6 Pure Wool (M.K.M.) with the patent V neck. Best value in town— Men’s 14/6 0.5.15/6 X.O.S. 18/9 Extra Heavy all wool “Ribbed” Vests and U/Pants (Mosgiel quality) — Men’s 10/9 O.S. 11/6 Extra Heavy All Wool Plain Mosgiel and Canterbury Vests and U/Pants— Men’s 10/6 O.S. 11/6 Merino Wool “Petone” (Velsoft) Vests— Men’s 17/11, O.S. 18/6 Pants, Men’s 19/6, O.S. 20/6 “Canterbury” Pink Wool and Cotton Vests and U/Pants — M'en’s 11/9, O.S. 13/Pink Shet. Flannels, well * made “Petone” — Men's 10/6, O.S. 11/3 Navy (Unshrinkable) Huku Flannels— Men’s 11/6 O.S. 12/6 All Wool Jockey Long U/Pants and Vests. All sizes. Elastic Top. From 17/6 Jockey Wool and Cotton Long U/Pants. Elastic Top. All sizes.. From 12/6 Jockey Interlock Long U/Pants and Vests. Elastic Tops. All sizes— From 8/9 Pure Wool “Kaiapoi” Button Front Jerseys. Brown, Navy, -30SAM McARA Mackay Street. GEORGE BETTLE CHEMIST 769 Colombo St., Christchurch. Postal Address: Box 531, Chch. Cuisine at the United Service. nUR renowned Chef has now resumed his duties at the United Service Hotel, Christchurch, after a long sojourn on war service. The beautifully prepared meals are but one of the many features of the United Service, the Mecca of , travellers to Christchurch., Tariff 22/6—N. WRAY MILLNER;-’Pro- ' prietor. ’>