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Grey River Argus, 21 July 1923, Page 2

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Beale and Co. advise those getting goods from Christchurch to make arrangements to get same sent through the tunnel, as the heavy state of the route prevents heavy loads beingbrought over the hill. T. Brown, Mackay Street, has just opened up a consignment of vegetable and flower seeds. To let —furnished bed-sitting room. For sale—spring tip dray, express, and mare and harness. Lady desirous of keeping a boarding house at sawmill. Mark Sprot and Co., Ltd. —Auction Sales.

A GOOD NIGHT’S REST. You all know that feeling of cosy warmth when the bed is covered with Colonial All-wool Blankets. It nrkes sleep so easy and comfortable. Paterson and Lloyd have a special display of Colonial All-wool Blankets. Guaranteed full weight and in all sizes, they may be had in eight grey or white. Call and inspect—you’ll appreciate the economy prices. Paterson and Lloyd, Revell Street (opposite the National Bank), Hokitika. Agents for C. Taylor and Co., Expert Dyers and Cleaners.—Advt.