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Grey River Argus, 5 December 1924, Page 7

McGRATH’S DRAPERY AND FANCY GOODS SATIN-DE LUXE .. .. 1/9 yard. MOROCAIN 4/11 yard. STRIPED FUGI SILK .. 6/11 yard. Knitted Silk CAMISOLES 12/6* LADIES’ COMPANIONS .. 5/6 DOLLS. 1/6 to 19/6. TOYS. NOVELTIES, VANITY” BAGS. SCENTS. INSPECTION INVITED. M. McGRATH, (Opposite Customs).

Now that Christmas is near get in early for your present at PETLEY’S, and don’t forget if its to be a watch BUY A WALTHAM, and make a real present of it . We have the largest ano best assortment of Christmas Goods in Town. ('all early or give us a ring and we will gladly forward /ou a selection on approval. We give free a very nice LADIES’ HANDBAG MIRROR with every pur chase made here, and also guarantee PETLEY’S JEWELLERY EMPORIUM, BOX 78. WESTPORT

F. S. COOPER (Late of Berry and Sons, Hokitika). Has taken over IIANNAM’S BUTCHERY, Albert Street, and hopes by good service and strict attention to all orders to merit a fair share of patronage . Onlv the primest of meats stocked. WESTPORT. TASMA TEA ROOMS. (Late Richards.) PA LMERSTON ST.. WESTPORT. AFTERNOON TEAS & LUNCHEONS A SPECIALITY. Home-made dainties. School Children Lunches catered for. Hot pies, potatoes and hot drink 6<l.