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Grey River Argus, 18 May 1922, Page 7

MUSIC AT GREENWOOD’S. WESTPORT. —SONGS—‘‘There’s a girl in Maoriland,” “Till We Meet Again,” il Freckles,’ ’ “Oh, Mother, I’m Wild,” “Are You From Heaven,” “Roses of Picardy,” “Lazy Mississippi,” “Road that Leads to Yon,” “The Sunset Trail,” “Let the Rest of the World Go By,” “Company Sergeant-Major,” “Sympathy,” “I’ve Lost My Heart in Maoriland,” ‘‘‘The 'World is Hungry,” “Feather Your Nest,” “God Send You Back to Me,” “Kiss-a-Miss, ” “Whispering,” “Wyoming Lullaby,” ‘ Mother’s Rosary of Love,” “Silver in My Mother’s Hair,” and many others. —WALTZES—“Miami Shore,” “Nikau,” “Champagne Spirits,” “In the Gloaming,” “Alabama,” “Cupid’s "Whisper,” “Buds and Blossoms,” “Golden Shadows,” “Dawn of Spring.” “Dorothy Perkins,” “Beautiful Ohio,” “Destiny,” “Perfume of tho Rose,” etc. Piano Pieces: A Choice Selection. Pauli Marches in Good Variety. Smallwood’s, Johnstone’s, & Hemy’s Piano Tutors. Mouth Organs, Flageolets, Accordeons and all Music Sundries in stock. A GF. NT FOR THE “GREY RIVER ARGUS.” Prompt Delivery Daily. J. IL GREENWOOD, J. IL GREENWOOD, J. IL GREENWOOD, Bookseller and Stationer, P.O. Box 91 :: WESTPORT

yy HE N vo U CLIMB THE HILL ■ —Call at THE ROYAL HOTEL, DENNISTON Only Sparkling Wines and Amber Ales in Stock. J. P. OLIVER, Proprietor: