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Grey River Argus, 1 December 1920, Page 4

. FOOTBALL , — ■ ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ;, y RUNANGA V. BLACKBALL. n lie On Saturday next the Runanga j»oc« ds ccr team will play the Blackball Team a at Blackball. There is much rivalry existing 'between the two teams Uiid i0" a good game is 'expected. The kickoff is at 2.30 p.m. n The Blackball team is* as follows:— [lt Goal, Robinson: Full-backs, Richmond, le Robertson: Halves, Sharpe, Kinsey, ie Batterson: Forwards, Crompton, Brown r- Parsonage Malpass. is Reserves; Jewell, Barnes, Eyington. st ' ' ■ ; m GOOD -B YE E! is , — — te Departures are often sad experiences But here is a departure for you to make that won't be tinged wiMi sorrow. if In fact— d You can be assured of ioyful "Goo-l io Buys" f j When you purchase from this well <c known store ' P Our large stocks embrace all descriptions of Sporting Goods. £ Also "Achilles" Cycles, PlunkeU Hygienic Prams, etc. c Step in. to-day and inspect. ' y. WADE AND CU_, ■ I ' " SJpeudking Cyclery." ttHEYMOUTE " v ' . ;gJ I M COLLOGHANJ ■t OUT ON HIS OWN FOR MEN'S c WEAR ONLY. o Knots a Speciality. Call and see IV n yourself. Inspection invited. | <v.-i<lrns«- (7v*«r Mawhorn Qua* s __ r PRIVATE HOTEL. | s — — — P MR J. H. PRICE, formerly of the , West Const, wishes to notify the Wcsi c Coast people that he has taken over the c above Hotel and will cater for the needs of the travelling public in the very best way. The Windsor Hotel is the ONE place - in Clrristchurch where all Coasters may t nieet and freely exchange fraternal 0 greetings. MR. J. H. PRICE (Comrade), 1 Proprietor. ;Wl JEFFRIES ANP CO UOKITIKA 1 PRODir?:: merchants. L n-VOCK SALES HELD ' PER rODIC ALLY. l Son the "Argu?" for list of Stnci a Sales. .1 , I s .A LplN^ hotel; J BURNETT'S FACE. 1 Motlov's A.le always nn Tap - MHRft MURPHY. Proprietrew JOHN PENMAN AND CO.. 1 DENNISTON. General Importers of Grocerien . Crockery, Glassware, Boots and Shoes Fancy Goods and Gcdbtsj Prodn^ Terms Fortaiglitly. A. KELLY, [ TO STAND -THE SEASON AT GREYMOUTH. WOODLAND WHISPERS By Wild-wood (Imp.) — Balmy Breezp (Imp,) WOODLAND WHISPERS is tb* Bire of many winners, including WJm pering Willie, the best trotter of hi*size in New Zealand Terms £5 ss. Groomage ss. Pay able ist January, J921. For further particulars apply to: • V. G. LYNCH, 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, Mackay Street, next door ho 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 woTk guaranteed rro STAND THIS SEASON x c AT LOWER KOKATAHI. . The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion FYVIE JACKSON. FYVIE JACKSON. 7- • FYVIE JACKSON. FYVIE 'JACKSON. (No. 1625, Vol. 8.) Sire: Baron Fyvio (imp.) 32451. Dam: Princess Fanny 11., by Agitatoi °' (imp.) 10488. Perms- £2 at end of Season, and £3 when mare proves in Foal. For further particulars apply to — ,^ ¥. C. MARSHALL, '.nwfir KoVatahi. Mouth Organs, 2s 6d, 3s 6d, 4s 6d to 7s 6d. Violins £5 10s, £6 10s to £7 10s on sale at A. E. Kilgour's Piano, Gramophone and Music Dealers, IlVfawhera Quay. — Advt. WHY IS CRIS. NISSEN RECEIVING LIBERAL SUPPORT — Because he sells the Choicest Ciga 9. rettes and Tobaccos. — Because he is an expeTt in ' HaiT cutting and Shaving. — Beeavae he has the neatest Saloon in Greymouth. — Because ho Knows his profession. Because all "sports'" meet at his 1 -'alo'">n _ no f>nr» if the Mriuy who are already rVifltnmflro. AUSTRALASIAN HOTEL FRANK MILNE. Proprietor. riynte of Ghristehnrefc.) Old and new friends welcomed Choicest liquor* kept in ntock. Stab- 4ling and Grazing Accomomdation at Uoderate Tanu, _ l