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Grey River Argus, 30 March 1906, Page 2

SPECIAL NOTICE. i HAVING secured conveniect pre* niises in Albert Street pending he re building of a new shop The Great Cash Sale Will be continued till March 31st PLENTY OF BARGAINS. PLENTY OF BARGAINS. A. Genuine Reduction on Every Line. Note the Address : . J.W. CHALK ALBERT STREET First turning to the left after leaving old shop, next Arnett and Seabrook. Telephone 140. . P O Box 45 ...FEDERAL COFFEE PALACE... Victoria Square, Christchurch, N.Z. Beautifully situated. Fronting it is the Queen's Statue and Band Rotunda, and urrounding it is the lovely Avon Letters and telegrams to the Proprietor - GLOUCESTER HOUSE— I 356 Gloucester Street (West.) ; c H R I STC H U R C H. j/ t r*t „ dose; to Boatsheds, -Public Gar■;dens)"''C9llegesi\ ; ;'Museumi''- : '!atiy Exhibition. ' ' ' ■'■'■■■' *•■'■'■" ■ •"■•' ! TELEPHONE: 982. j Address enquiries "The Proprietress.'' YOU can get cheaper teas but few | better than Stand- Out. Try it. j A FINE Opportunity is offered to secure A. 1. quality Silver Plat- j ed Goods for your Sideboard and Ta- \ ble at Half Prices during the Last j Three Days of Gilbert Bros' Jewel- I lery Sale. j IF your grocer doesn't keep StandOut Tea he 's not up to date. Tell him so. TWENTY CLOCKS in assorted woods and solid marble are being sold at Half Price during the last Three Days of Gilbert Bros' Jewellery Sale. DEATH. Stratford. — On the 28th March, at the Grey River Hospital, Frederick Henry, second son of E. Stratford, Junr. ; Aged 5 years. 4 TO CORRESPONDENTS. | The Editor will be pleased at all times to receive letters on important public questions. Communications should be as brief as possible, should be couched in moderate language, and should be written on one side of the paper only. Correspondents must forward full name and address, not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. We do not identify ourselves with the opinions ■ expressed in letters to the editor. All literary communications should be addressed "The Editor"; letters on business matters should be addressed " The Manager."