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Grey River Argus, 13 July 1922, Page 2

J I. B A B b o w. J. I. BARROW. J. I. BARROW. Cash Coal Merchant. GREYMOUTH. ’Phones; House, 79; Office, 201. i • £)ID YOU EVER f SEE SUCH VALUES IN BLOUSES As are Now Offering it — Box 86 PATERSON’S 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 Untearable Tweed Pants and Boys’ Shorts; Colonial Blankets (single) 29/6, three-quarter 37/6, double 49/6, in white and grey. We pay postage. Post Honey Order and 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.

g O Y A L HOTEL. (Under New Management.) OSCAR EGDEN (Late Managing Brewer to Greymouth Brewery C.), has taken over the above well-known hostelry and hopes by keeping only the best brands of wines, spirits and beers to merit a fair share of public patronage. Excellent accomodation and moderate tariff. Dining room under personal supervision of Mrs Egden. OSCAR EGDEN, Proprietor.

A REAL BOY —ls a Good Sport and he ought te be encouraged to find plenty of fun in the open air. —“Make him an outdoor child,” was Captain Scott’s last thought about his son. —Let it be the ideal for your boy. —Let Wade’s help you to make him and keep him a real boy and a good sort. —We have all sorts of Sporting Goods. —Also all Reliable Bicycles. —They’ll lure him out of doors and give him plenty of exercise. —How can he be happy without being a sportT —Young Sports and Old are always welcome here. WADE & CO.. Speedkinj Cyclery, GREYMOUTH.