NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Pollard's Pictures? Peerless Pictures. Mass. Otira Sunday, Jackson's 'Monday. • Beck and Co. New season's goods. Baker's Eutherglen Motor Bus. Eetufncd Soldiers' Association. General meeting to-morrow. Junior Clerk wanted for Mercantile Office. * • "'".'' •Grey District Permanent Building and Investment Society. Notice re winding lip. Plain "and Fancy Dress Ball. Miners 0 Hall, Eunanga, Friday. ; . Dainty Blouse Co. Closed all day today. Jeffries and Co. Kokatahi stock salo to-day. Eing, photographer. -Resumes business this morning. For Sale. Seaside country hotel, near Greymouth. -Harley and Co., Ltd. Auction salo it roonis on Saturday. Haiiwell Williams. A genuine tonic. G. ; Smith, Ltd. "Don't Sizzle"— , mnuricr underwear. Westland Eacing Club. Nominations ilbse : Friday night. ; Bachelors' Ball. Blhkctown Pavilion Friday.'' N.Z.E.I. Meeting of Grey branch, Saturday. • • Public School Sports. Victoria -Park, ;b-day. Disputes Committee. Meet at Court ooiri this morning at 10. o'clock. * - The Dainty Blouse 1 ' Company's premises will be closed ail day to-day, ■, ana win be opened tomomnv, wiieu their goods will all be offered atspeciol bargain rates. Don't miss the opening^— -Advt. ' . Cricked enthusiasts will be pleased to learn that amove is being madorto make a start in the popular summer pastime. The first practice is set down for Sunday next at Cobden and all-followers of the game will liavo an" opportunity of wielding the"vril : low. Private advice received irom Christchurch states that •• some cny and suburban players are" anxious to make the trip at Xmas time and. piay a G,reymouth team. Wake up cricketers!", and get into form. A Blenheim message states: The linsr Kent when coming into Pictoa cii Saturday, apparently" had tod' much way. on, and collided heavily with, the wharf. She strained a spring tfuffer, knocked a piece of concrete off the end of ■ the structure, and also dented one of' her plates. Not much, damage was ddric to the vessel,- which left loaded w,ith lamb early on Sunday morning*. The crash was heard sonic distance away. ■ • - • - • ■ , ■ ■ , i tempt upon the whole business in torrents. In what category would ho have placed the stoty of the indignant citizen who rang up one of the d:iijr ies regarding a newspaper Teport; wnieh. ' alleged nis death from 'flu. 'TJoo'k' here' 5 ho said on tne telephone. e 'f)o you know my death from *fhi r .h.as oppeared- in your paper?" "Oh, «yes" the telephone girl, replied, "Whore are you speaking from?"
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Grey River Argus, 1 December 1920, Page 3
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