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Grey River Argus, 18 November 1920, Page 1

AUCTIONS. T.OTARA FLAT SALEYARDS WEDNESDAY, Nov. 24. JJARK SPROT AND CO. will hold their usual Fortnightly Sale of Fat and Store Cattle. Entries are being received. ".CENTRAL YARDS, PRESTON ROAD. MONDAY, November 22nd. 1920. • Commencing at 1 p.m. Sharp. ]y[ARK SPROT AND CO. will sell as above:: — 6 Ylg Steers Ace. Mr. J. Sneddon 60 Prime heavy wethers ace. A D. Marsden. 24 Yearlings (Mixed) 14 2-yr. Cattle (Mixed) 6 Dry Cows On ace. Mr. A. Thomas. 100 Ewes and Lambs 6 Head Cattle On ace .Client. 1 Fat Cow I Springer On ace. J. Malone, 6 2-year-old Cattle (mixed). Client. 60 Head cattle (mixed) aec. various clients. S Head Cattle On ace Client. PUBLIC NOTICES. . ■ j— ; , — , — HURLEY AND . CO., LTD., HIGH STREET— On A wount Mrs Skoglund, magnificent family residence, with over half-acre Freehold; hot and cold water, porcelain" bath, croquet lawn, garden and orchard. . Will sftll in two lots : if necessary. Considerable portion of purchase money can remain od mortgage. HIGH STREET— lnstructed by A. Crooke, Esq., Nine-roonied Houseand quarter-acre Freehold.' A bargain. Financial assistance will be given. HIGH STREET— £SSO, full quarteracre Freehold, and Six-roomed House : only £150 cash required. I'AIJNIH fcTREET— Shop «^^ Dwelling House; a bargain, £700. — 113 J PRESTON ROAD— Five Rooms, all conveniences; only £75 cash requred. — 109 WILLIS STREET— SmaII Cottage property; very handy to town. £250. NOTE — In all cases where clients purchase through our Agency, we ] will render financial assistance. We now have £3000 awaiting investment in sums to suit borrow- • ers. We have many other prop- ■ erties on our Register for sale. FARMS — We have' \ number on our < books for sale. Don't fail to consult us. HARLEY AND CO., LTD. The Real Live Agents and Land Salesmen. WEST COASTER'S WELCOME. IN CANTERBURY. WEST COASTERS will be pleased to learn that FRED W. COCHRANE (of Freeman's Cafe), has now taken 'over and completely renovated aDd re-organised the METROPOLITAN PRIVATE HOTEL. MANCHESTER ST., CHRISTCHUKCH (Just below Station). Reasonablu tariff, wholesome meals, airy bedrooms — like a home. ' Telegrams receive, prompt attention. BABY BLISS. Hello Everybody! I've Arrived! I Didn't have any say In the matter And my part in the scheme of i things Isn't yet decided upon | However, Mum 's decided on ( one thing Said she was going straight to Wade's To buy me a Plunket Pram! All mothers should inspect our fine assortment of these* Prams We stock them in various designs a^nd colourings. Call to-day or write. Your wants will be given satisfactory attention. WADE AND CO., if £)pe«dking Cyclery.'* GREYMOUTH. ■*■ "* ■ ' OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. THE DIGGERS' CYCLE DEPOT. < W. GAMBLE ... . Proprietor. Takes this opportunity of notifying the General Public that he has opened a Cycle and Motor Cycle business in premises, Maclcay Street, next* door to Mark ,Sprot and Co. All cycle accessories stocked. Repairs executed with neatness, and promptitude. The premises have been enlarged which enables me to : " stock everything connected with Bicycles and Motor Cycles. A trial solicited. All- work guaranteed. "P E E K E E P I N G. 15 an ancient craft that has been, followed by human-kind throughout the course of civilisation. While it has flourished in the port, this Temarkable industry, owing to problems now faced by an under-nourished world, bids fair to surpass in pTofit and demand, any of its past records. Simple and sure, the bee-keeping business offers, exceptionally bright prospects for those who engage in it. The invest-\ 1 ment, is small— the returns are certain' Iwith ALLIANCE SUPPLIES, HABLEY AND CO., LTD. Agents.