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Grey River Argus, 8 June 1922, Page 1

tr-aufi' coney® Q. RE Y BRANG H, N.Z.E.I. A Meeting of the above br neh will) be held in the Trinity Club Rooms on l SATURDAY NEXT at 2 p.m. Business: Report of Delegate to Annual Conference. General. pOOK YOUR SEATS from Otira to the Glaciers, 300 miles (return) of Motoring through be: utiful Westland Scenery and Lakes. Otira, Hokitika, Ross, Waiho Gorge (Franz and Fox Glaciers). Particulars from N.Z. Government Tourist Bureaux and Thos. ’ Cook and Son. Clements Motors, Ltd., Hokitika, Royal Mail Contractors. Telegrams: “Clements,” Hokitika G: rage, Weld Street. p REYMOUTH CHAMBER OF a* COMMERCE. ' A Special Meeting of Members will bo held in the Secretary’s Office, Mae- ; kay Street, on FRIDAY, June 9, at ■ 4 p.m. Business: ■ Election of Officers. Full attendance of members and nonmembers requested. M. J. FOGARTY,’ Secretary.

TTNITED LITERARY & DEBATING SOCIETY. LADIES’ BRANCH. A Meeting of members and intending members of the above Society will be held in the Croquet Pavilion, High St., THIS (Thursday) EVENING, June 8, at 7.30 o 'clock. E. A. MURDOCH, Secretary. TX7EST COAST DAIRYMEN’S CO-OP ' V ASSOCIATION. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. General Meeting of Shareholders will be held in the Reefton Council Chambres on Saturday, the 10th inst., at 11.30 a.m. Business: To adopt Articles of Association and Memorandum. To elect Board of Directors. To elect Auditor. Every Shareholder is earnestly re quested to attend or forward proxy to the undersigned. GEO. PASCOE, Secretary. Box 47. Reefton.

TMPOKTANT SAi_,E OF VALUABLE X FREEHOLD LAND, With 2,990,000 (estimated) Superiieia Feet of Rimu .; nd Wliite Pm'e thereon. PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

MARK SPROT & CO., LTD., under instructions from the owner who has left the district will sell by public auction at an early date at their Booms, Mackay Street, Greymouth: — FREEHOLD SECTIONS, No. 1559, OMOTO, near Greymouth, of which ( about 20 acres has been partly , cleared, the remaining 230 acres is k dense Bush (Rimu and White Pine), * estimated by surveyors to contain - 13,000 feet of timber per acre. j The land is limestone country and j when cleared of the Bush will certainly be valuable grazing land. The pro- ' perty is situate about three miles from Greymouth or one mile from Omoto i Railway Station and as a Sawmill Proposition presents great possibilities, has easy accessibility, no royalty for tim- : ber, minimum railage, convenient to . port and rail, no restrictions regarding timber cutting, etc. I TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent, on the fall of the hammer, 20 per cent, in one month upon completion of transfer, balance on mortgage if required for a term of years. Date of sale in future issue. Further particulars and Certificate r.f , Title (Land Transfer) may be inspectI ed at our office. MARK SPROT * CO., LTD., .1. DONNELLEY. Auctioneer.