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Grey River Argus, 8 June 1922, Page 1

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PUBLIC NOTICES. WEST COAST DAIRYMEN ’8 CO-OP VV ASSOCIATION. Wanted, adj: cent to Railway Line, approximately two acres of land suitable for Dairy Factory. State tenure, price and full particulars immediately to the undersigned. GEO. PASCOE, Secretary. Box 47, Reefton. ZVPARARA RIVER BRIDGE, BULLER COUNTY. Tenders, closing at noon, MONDAY, June 26, 1922, will be received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, for the erection of the Oparara River Road Bridge, Buller County. Plans and specifications may be seen at the Public Works Offices, Nelson, Westport, and Greymouth. No tender necessarily accepted. J. D. GILLIES, Resident Engineer. Public Works Office, Greymouth, May 29, 1922. A « T UNION. -ART UNION ART UNION TO BE DRAWN AT HOKITIKA ON FRIDAY, JUNE 3U, 1922.

In aid of All Saints’ Tennis 01ub. (By permission of the Minister of Internal Affairs.) 1 Gold Specimen, value £2O. 2 Oil Painting, by J. L. W. Hughes. 3 Gold Specimen, value £5. 4 Gold Specimen, value £5. a Oil Painting (Washington's Birthplace). 6 Gold Specimen, value £5. TICKETS: 2/-. H. C. PEART, J Organiser, j JUST ARRIVED Direct from the English Potteries, TWELVE ORATES OF CROCKERY, —lncluding— White and Gold CUPS and SAUCERS, Paris and Minton shapes, Whitt Granite, Blue Band, and Gold Line, also Empire White and Fluted. TEA POTS, Large and Small, Fancy and Plain. Sugars and Creams, Butter Dishes, Flower Bowls, Salvers, Salts, Salads on Foot, 3in Flower Blocks PUDDING BOWLS, all sizes. PLATES, 5,6, 7, 8 and 10 inches, also Soup Plates. BAKEAS, all sizes. PRESSED BOWLS, Lipt. JUGS, Fluted and Plain, etc. All Bought since Latest Dro r and are being sold at LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. m. McDonnell, m. McDonnell, m. McDonnell,- — m. McDonnell,- — Wholesale and Retail Grocer, Wine and Spirit Merchant, GREYMOUTH.

JJID YOU EVER ’ SEE SUCH VALUES IN BLOUSES As are Now’ Offering at — Box 86 PATERSON ’$ Hokitika Box 86-——PATERSON'S ——Hokitika REVELL ST., HOKITIKA. (Opposite National Bank.) Also large stocks of Cardigans, Woollen Jumpers, from 11/6; Sheetings, Towels, Stockings, Men’s Untearab’e Tweed Pants and Bovs’ Shorts; Colonial Blankets (single) 29/6, three-quarter 37/6, double 49/6, in white and grey. We pay postage. Post Money Order kind we will post goods by return mail. Money refunded if goods are not satisfactory. Agents for C. Taylor and Co., Expert Dyers and Dry French Cleaners. All classes of work done. Satisfaction Guaranteed.