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Grey River Argus, 20 July 1923, Page 1

I PUBLIC NOTICES. pU B LIC NOTI C E. The Combined Trades, and Drapers and Boot Retailers unanimously decided to observe MONDAY, August 6, as a PI’LL HOLIDAY', in connection with the opening of the Otira Tunnel. All business premises will remain open on SATURDAY, August 4. ■pUNANGA MUNICIPAL SILVER BAND. Annual Meeting will be held in the Gymnasium, FRIDAY’, July 20, at 7.30 p.m. Balance-sheet and election of officers. Everybody requested to roll up. Business important. T. SATTERTHWAITE, Hon. Secretary. pILL IA R D S—B ILLI A R D S CLARK McCONACHY, the New Zealand Professional Billiard Champion, will give an exhibition game with Mr .1. Cain on SATURDAY NIGHT, July 21, at 8.30 p.m. He will also give an exhibition game of Snooker and Fancy shots at the conclusion of the game. Conceding Cain 450 in a game of 750 up. Admission 2/6. QREYMOUTH BOWLING CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the above Club will be held in the Pavilion, Shakespeare Street, on FRIDAY’, July 20, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To Receive Balance-sheet. To Receive Out-going Committee’s Report. To Elect President, Vice-President and Committee. General. W. BLAIR, Acting-Secretary. THOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. Notice is hereby given that Accounts /owing to the Borough of Greymouth on 31st March, 1923, and which remain unpaid after the 31st instant, will be sued for. F. 11. DENTON, Town Clerk. Greymouth, 12th July, 1923. ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE COBDEN REC! The Attraction: POLLARD CUP PLAY-OFF POLLARD CUP PLAY-OFF WAIUTA v. RUNANGA SUNDAY, AT 3 p.m. Other Games Advertised To-morrow. ar thur McCarthy, UPHOLSTERER, PRESTON ROAD. ■’Phone 379. I am now taking orders for Upholstering of all classes —anything from a Kapoc Pillow to a Chesterfield. Motor Cars re-hooded and re-upholstered. Per-am-bulator Hoods Recovered. Warm Bedding made with first-quality Kapoc and best of ticking, also highest class flock and flax bedding. Divan and Morris Chairs, Sofas, Settees, and all other classes of furniture upholstered in the most up-to-date stvles. MY YVORK IS MY’ RECOMMENDATION. RAILWAY HOTEL. MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. This well-known House is now under the management of Mrs M. A. Thornton (late Bevington’s Hotel). Only the best brands of YVines and Spirits stocked. Excellent Aecomfiiodation for the travelling public. MRS M. A. THORNTON, Proprietress. POMMSSSIAL HOT S I MS. rt F. rHIPPS Oath Ssarstarj jNgakawau Miners’ Union) has takes over the above Hotel and estende « hearty invitation to all the boys io visit ium while in town. the Dining-room io under the per supsrvrsion of Mrs Phipps and patreme eau roly on shearing tins beri ■ eonunudation. telly the Baal aar qolden eagle hotel. GREYMOUTH. CHARLES GOODING desires to notify the general public that ho has taken over the Golden Eagle Hotel and can provide accommodation for the travelling publie. TARIFF: 8/- per day. GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL Boundary Street, Greymouth. CHARLES GOODING, Proprietor. WEST COASTERS 'BAKE NOTICE. HOTEL WINDSOB HOTEL WINDSOR (Christchurch. is now under entirely new management, and has been thoroughly reno rated throughout. West Coasters will be welcomed and their comfort assured. Two Minutes from Railway Station TARIFF: 10/- per day. MRS M. A. GREGORY, Proprietress 'Phone 1204.