[A CARD] TAR- D. M. LOGAN will commence U practice at 6 Whall Street, on WEDNESDAY, February 5. Phones: Surgery 1111, Private 747. KARORO FLORIST For DISTINCTIVE WREATHS AND FLORAL TRIBUTES. Phone 958. W. W. BUCHANAN. FLOWERS FLOWERS FLOWERS FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS GWEN ROBINSON FLORISTE. Phones 59D, Residence 59M. BARRY & STOUPPE OPTICIANS. MR. N. STOUPPE will visit the West Coast as follows: — Hokitika: TO-MORROW (Wed.) C/o Mr. H. M. Coulson. Reefton: THURSDAY, Feb. 6. C/o Mr. W. J. Duff. Greymouth: FRIDAY, Feb. 7. C/o Mr. Gordon Oldham. Appointments for sight testing on these visits may now be made. BARRY & STOUPPE OPTICIANS—CHRISTCHURCH. OPTICAL SERVICES - WALTER D. GOSLING (S.D.LO. N.Z.) TXAS pleasure in announcing that he has opened his MODERN OPTICAL PREMISES • At 25A MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. MR. GOSLING has just relinquished his position of head consulting optician to a large DUNEDIN Establishment after 20 years of sight testing and optical experience. Country Clients assured of every attention. FOR AN APPOINTMENT CALL or PHONE 1109. raOCTER’S ■(E. CHOLERTON) CHRISTCHURCH. MAY be consulted personally on all defects of eyesight at— GREYMOUTH: HALL, GROUND FLOOR, R.S.A. BUILDING. 135, Mackay Street. FRIDAY, February 14: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. , Appointments can be made now by ringing their local representative, Mr. A. E. Kilgour, Bookseller and Stationer, Phone No. 259. DON’T NEGLECT EYE STRAIN—CONSULT TENNENT’S I You can’t afford to run risks with your eyes. Go along to Tennent’s, your Opticians, and have a complete check-up. With years of practical experience, Tennent’s are qualified to fit you with correct glasses. J. TENNENT GREYMOUTH AND HOKITIKA. |
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. WILLIAMS & ROSS CASH CHEMISTS. MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. Druggeting carpet in a wide range of colours and designs, 27 and 36 inch widths. Ideal for passage runners, etc., 8/3, 9/4, 11/-, 13/6. —C. Smith’s. —Advt.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 February 1947, Page 4
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