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Grey River Argus, 18 January 1922, Page 1

AUCTIONS. JPARMER S! FARMERS! FARMERS! FARMERS! FARMERS! Save your Calf Skins and Consign to WILSON AND CANHAM, LTD., WILSON AND CANHAM, LTD., WILSON AND CANHAM, LTD., WILSON AND CANHAM, LTD., MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. We are Paying Highest Prices. PJ’ANCABROW AND COMPANY (Established 1869).

OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOW- ’ ING PROPERTIES: CORNER COWPER AND FRANKLIN • STREETS. — Half-aero Freehold, account Mrs Lord; Villa Resi- - dence, containing 11 spacious . rooms. Every convenience. Admir- ■ ably adapted for private hospital ■ or hostel. Magnificent view. Large portion of the purchase money can i. remain at 4) per cent. COBDEN—Six-roomed dwelling Bright I Street. Pantry, bath-room, scullerywashhouse. H. and C. Water; quarter acre section. Building in excellent order; large rooms. —Price £6OO. MARSDEN ROAD—Just off Shakespeare Street; quarter-acre freehold large six-roomed dwelling. Gas, p.w.c. V ery easy terms. — i Price £7OO. Immediate possession. I SAWYER’S CREEK ROAD—Mr D. F. O’Sullivan’s fine residence, “Otira.” Six spacious rooms; every modern convenience. Section quarter-acre freehold. Exception- j ally easy terms. Immediate pos-j session. ACCOUNT DR. OWEN JOHNSTON.—I ! Half-acre freehold, Cowper Street. 1 Modern Villa residence, fitted with, every convenience. Large and lofty rooms. Vinery and outbuild-l ings. Grounds tastefully laid out. A bargain at the price asked. ACCOUNT MR J. PASCOE—Comfort-! able five-roomed dwelling, Cowper] : Street. One-eight acre freehold. Gas, ] I water, etc. Beautifully situated,' i and handy to town. Price £500.] Very easv terms. ACCOUNT MR J. NASH.—His fine re-1 sidence, facing Petrie Avenue,l containing eight large rooms, plus. all conveniences. Gas, water (H. and C.). In thorough repair, in-. side and out. Immediate possession. Easy terms. ■

AND Y STORES. BEVELS STREET, HOKITIKA. ’Phone 152. The Up-to-Date Store, with ths Up-to-date Prices. It WILL PAY YOU to send for Out Complete Price List. ALL QUOTATIONS ARE FOR CASH Country Clients will please send Cash W ; th Orders. Any Amount over will bo Returned with Invoice.

JUST A FEW OF OUR LINES: I New Season’s Prunes, lOd. per lb. | New Season’s Cooking Figs, lid per lb New Season’s Dates, 6d per lb. ■ New Season’s Evap. Apples, lOd per lb. Worcester Sauce (quart Bot.), from 1/1 per Bettie. Tomato Sauce (quart. Bot.), from 1/6 pel Bottle. Assorted Pickles, 1/4 per Bottle. i Duyras Maizena, 8d per lb. Cornflour, 7d per lb. Dessieated Cocoanut, 1/- per lb (loose), i Starch, 9d per lb. (loose). 'Epp’s English Cocoa, equal in quality | to any other brand on the market. I lOd per Jib tin. Nugget and Radium, large tins 1/-, j small tins 7d. ! Candles, 1/1 per lb. 'Colman’s Mustard, fib. tin, 1/-; Jib.‘ I tin, 1/11. I Deep Sea Salmon, 1/3 per 11b. tin. I ■Machonochie’s Tinned Fish, 1/3 per I lib. tin. Almond-scented Soap, lOd. per bar. Best Cheese, 1/3 per lb. Jam, 11b. tins, 10/6 per doz.; first | quality. .Jam, 21b. tins, 20/- per doz, first j quality. (Jam, 71b. tins, 5/6 per tin, equal to ! 9Jd per lb. ; Pie Fruits, J-gallon tins, 2/- per tin; ! 22/- per doz. Marrowfat Peas, 3}d per lb. i Mount View Teas, Blended on Honour i and sold by Merit, 2/6, 2/8, and | 3/- per lb. j Loose Tea, No. 1 Blend, 1/9 and 2/- ! per lb. ■ Flour, 25’s, 6/11; 50’s, 13/6; 100’s | 26/9. Bailway Freights paid on all orders for £5 and over.

All Lines of Crockeryware, Glassware. Tinware, Enamelware, kept in /took at Cut-Rate Prices. Whits and Gold Cups and .Saucers, at 15/6 per doz. r'LUB HOTEL. BLACKBALL. Only the Best Wines anil Spirits Stocked. Speight’s Ales on Tap. Best Accommodation. D. J. METTRICK, Proprietor.