KE ALY’S For FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRESH FRUIT & VEGETABLES QUALITY VALUE ■ TTTrnr , SERVICE Orders delivered promptly to your home, bus or train. GET IT AT— Keal y ’ s Opp. Opera House 57 Tainui St., Greymouth. Telephone 497. PUBLIC NOTICES. PRESTON’S WHITEBAIT NOW ON. MUNDY’S CAFE HARRY INTEMANN, Proprietor. Late of N.Z.R. IN TOWN TO-MORROW REMEMBER The new MAWHERA QUICK-LUNCH AND TEA ROOMS Upper Mawhera Quay. BLACKBALL AND ROA. VOUR Rawleigh Dealer will be in x your district from TO-MOR-ROW '(Sat.). Camphor Balm again available. For Rheumatism, Ru-Mex-01 —ask your Rawleigh Dealer. Ring 948 and your dealer will call. REDUCED FARES. TJOOK in for the Round Trip by Bus and Boat and Rail. Leave Greymouth 10.15 a.m. Westport 1 p.m. Nelson Ferry 7.30 p.m. Return via Christchurch. See the Coast Road and Buller Gorge, by Bus Service. See full timetable in this issue. SPRING-TIME FOTO-TIME. Telephone 1081. MARGARET INSTONE For Weddings, Family Groups and Child Studies. AT THE HOME. NOW OPEN FOR ALL RADIO REPAIRS. A. J. HOPGOOD, Radio Dealer, 155 Mackay St. (next Greenhills) Phone 905. £4500 SPACIOUS BRICK BUILDING. EXCELLENT CONDITION. GREAT BUSINESS PREMISES. LARGE FLOOR AREA. Centrally Situated in Good Business Site. -- ■"AMPLE LIGHTING Splendid Investment as Rental Proposition.It is not often that an Opportunity such as this is presented. For Full Particulars Apply to the Sole Agent:— J. W. GREENSLADE LAND AGENT, VALUER & INVESTMENT ADVISER. MACKAY STREET. WEEK-END BAGS Large selection in Artistic Colours. JOHNSON & COUZINS LTD., 93 Cashel Street, Christchurch. F. HAYES 100 MAWHERA QUAY. WE DO NOT aim to be the cheapest but WE DO claim to give the BEST VALUE in Greymouth for — " EIDERDOWNS, BEDSPREADS and SHEETINGS. We will make any article of furniture to your OWN DESIGN in our own factory where modern machinery has been installed. RING PHONE 498. REDUCED FARES. TRAVEL by Bus. We give SerJL vice. Utilise the day connection to Wellington.via Blenheim. Leave Greymouth 3 a.m. arrive in Wellington 6 p.m. Comfortable Scenic Trip. See full timetable in this issue. PLANTS. SEEDS ETC. CALENDULAS, Stocks, Sweet Peas, Viscaria, Livingstone Daisies, Schizanthus 1/3 doz. — Malham’s, 4 Ida St. (JLADIOLUS: Selected range of outstanding varieties. Most beautiful shades. Superb set 12 named bulbs. 10/- posted. —Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Double curled, Jap. varieties. Gorgeous colourful exhibition blooms. Set of 12 named 18/- posted.— Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Pom Pom. Set four named 7/-. Fantasy, new novelties. Set four 7/- posted. —Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. , , CHRYSANTHEMUMS: Giant single, six named plants 10/-. Anemone-centred, six named novelties, 10/- posted.—Griffiths Ltd., Mt. Eden, Auckland. . CHOICE PERENNIALS WC have an excellent' selection including: PHLOX in all colours, 1/6 each, 15/- doz. and AbTILBE, 2/6 ea. or 25/- doz. carefully packed- and sent to any address. Catalogue and complete price list free on application. BAYLISS’ NURSERIES . Jeffrey’s Rd., Christchurch, N.W.I.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 September 1946, Page 1
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