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Grey River Argus, 26 July 1922, Page 8

Why put your old clothese under the copper? Why sacrifice them for a few coppers with the second-hand clothes shop when by sending them to us you can at a cost of only a few shillings have them DRY-CLEANED AND PRESSED OR DYED BY US AND RECEIVE THE BACK LOOKING JUST LIKE NEW. C TAYLOR & C<'». THE CITY DYE WORKS, Expert Dyers and Dry-Cleaners, 58 KILMORE STREET, CHRISTCHURCH.

.' \ • i(|l 'rt ?s " wi was ever enhanced by the sweet, wholesome cleanliness attained by the use of H idson’s Soap. In the old days it was the tiled floor winch was kept so spotlessly clean with Hudson's; now linoleum and oilcloth bear witness to its virtues. Since Hudson s Soap was first used, many things in the home have changed considerably but the love of cleanliness lies with us yet. That is why Hudson s Soap still has pnde of place for all home cleaning, for washing clothes, for washingup after meals. IN PACKETS EVERYWHERE HUDSON’S R. S. HUDSON LTD., Liverpool, London, and Petone, N.Z. 16

hfEEFTON BEER jS. Monteith’s Draught OMataahU Al J ! KARLAiffS ALBION HOTEL

rpRAMWAY HOTEL, MILLEETON. Mr I). M. O’BRIEN wishes to notify tha public that he has taken over tne above Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business to solicit a fair share oj public patronage. Only tha Best Brands of Aiee, Wine*, and Spirits stocked. M. O’BRIEN, Proprietor. gOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED MACK >Y STREET , GREYMOUTH Capital .. .. £2,900,000 Fire, Marine and Accident Insurance of every kind accepted at very Best Conditions. The South British is a Colonial In atitution, of ering policy-holders the lowest rates. All matters adjusted lo«ally Prompt and Liberal Settlement I T I N F HOTEL. BURNETT’S FACE. Morley’s Ale always on Tap. MBS MUBPHY, Proprietress.