THE INHALATION CHAMBER.

Grey River Argus, 7 December 1918, Page 4

THE INHALATION CHAMBER.

Last night was to have been the last night that the inhalation chamber would be open, but it has "been decided to reopen it again to-night and during next week li will be open every alternate night. Then fhe authorities will decide as to whether it should be closed.

THE SUCCESS DREDGE.

The Success dredge washed up on Thursday for a return of 28 ozs, 6 dwts for 98 hours work.

THE S.S. PAEROA,

■The s.b. Paeroa sails for Bruce Bay and Okuru (weather permitting) cm Monday at 11 p.m.

At McGruer and Co's Great Clear, ing Sale 2 dozen only 30x30 White Hevis stitched embroidered and Drawn Thread Supper Cloths, Sale price 2/11. 2 dozen only 18x54 White Deep Point Lace Drawn Thread Union Centre Side Board Covers. Sale price 2/11. McGruer 's Cash Drapers, Greymouth. — Advt,

A good selection of Gabadines in greys? fawns, navy and brown. Double width, at 3/11, 4/11 per yard. Tymons' For summer dresses, the new OyKcil will be found most reliable in all the newest shades, including black and white. 31i inches wide. 2/- per yard. Tymons' and Co., Groymouth.— Advt.

Nature Study Books «« the Children: "Hoof and Claws;" "Neighbours Unknown;" "Kings in Exile," "The Feet of the Furtive"; "The Home in the Water"; "The Backwoodsmen," by Chas. C. Roberts. 9ound in cloth and well illustrated. Price 376, posted 4/- each from BDixon, Tainui Street.-*-Advt.