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Grey River Argus, 17 April 1925, Page 4

STUDLEY & ROBSON. I lj Phone 201 D. and 201 M. b ox j C9 fi MACKAY STREET, AND TAINUI STREET CA2UACUS 3d and 4d each BEETROOT 3d boh- Pr\s r. > n CARROTS 3 bundles for 6d. COOKING APPLFS 7/c " ’ PARSNIPS 3 bunches for (id. 41171/- APPLES - 7 /6 case; J MARROW .. Id lb. Cox’s ORANGE .PIPPIN fl CAULIFLOWER 1 each case; 31b fur 1/3 7 I BEANS 41b JONATHAN 8/6 case 31b for -I / ’ Pickling ONIONS 3/6 qtr; 3d lb Choice Eating PEARS 10/6 caseCUCUMBER .1/- and 2/- doz. 41'. lbs or 31b for 1/-. ‘ ’ Now’s the time for pickles. QL’iNCES 9/- ease- 311) f ( • 1/ Choice White Skin POTATOES TOMATOES. 5/6 case 2‘Ub- "' a ni J 3/ quarter, 71b for 1/- COCOANUTS ““ • | ? ONIONS _ 1/ String LEMONS 3'- (loz CRAPES j/'h, | i CELERY oil large head Cash must accompany all Orders' ’ All goods delivered free on rail nd in own. y = - —..

MEN’S STURDY WORKING BOOTS. JfZ- JI 1 For the man whose work de- ' /• t mauds strong boots which will successfully defy the weather / 1 and give real service, we re A commend those reliable work- i ing boots. f PRICE LIST Suckling’s Split SHOOTER. ~ .. . .. .. 24/6 i O’Brien’s Alodium Split, Whole Back Nail .. .. 25/6 • O’Brien’s Heavy Whole Split Baek Nail, .. .. .. 30 z - j O’Brien’s Chrome Plain Front, Nails .. .. .. 29/5 * O’Brien's Light Working BOOTS .. .. .. .. 28/6 i Pug SHOOTER, Nailed .. .. . . . . .. 34/6 • TA T 3 Q, CASH footwear arcade. I I & GREYMOUTH.

Warm Winter TweeL For A Dress 9/6 Don’t wail f «.»r i Di- wilder Io come befoie buying your tlress Sna p I his ch.-un c duw for securing a snip. If you wail you’ll bo too late. For 9/G post free we’ll send yon a dress length—3A yards —of •Idin, winter dress tweed. Good s(‘r\ iceable I weeds these for house frocks. girls school drosses etc. In smart mixture slir.ties of dark fawn, brown, grey etc.-- al; serviceable dark colours. Send order now. Lnclose cash. W !■: I’A Y rOSTAG I-:. Semi dros lenglh straight back if dissatis lied arid money plus return postage will be refumled. The Auckland Clothing & Drapery Co. Ltd. MAIL ORDER HOUSE. NELSON

TIM SINNOTT MEN S OUTFITTERS. BOYS’ A 1.1. PURE WOOL GREY JERSEYS, 32iu. 5/6, 24in. 5/11, 26iii. 6/6, 2Sin. 6/11, 30m. 7/6, 32in. 7/11. MEN’S CANVAS RAINCOATS, 27/6 each. MEN’S SADDLE TWEED TROUSERS 17/6 to 27/6. BOYS’ ALL WOOL CARDIGANS, 9/6, 16/6, 12/6. MEN’S HEAVY ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEED OVERCOATS, $9/6 BOYS’ HEAVY ALL WOOL COLONIAL TWEED OVERCOATS, 27/6 each. Full range of Sll HITS, COLLARS, TIES AND FANCY SOX, latest dessigns kept in stock. Reliable goods. Bedrock prices. Proves and hodgkiss PORK BUTCHERS Mackay Street, Greymouth. SPECIALISTS IN ALL COOKED DELICACIES. A TRIAL WILL CO” INCEYOUR EYES deserve the BEST care. Don’t take risks. Consult New Zealand’s leading Opticians:— Rir r v and Sargent We hold the Highest ENGLISH diplomas and n vt only test the sight, but grind the lenses and do all the work in our own workrooms BARRY & SARGENT LTD. 118 Willis Street. Wellington, and at Auckland and Palmerston N. E CHOLERTON. M.P.O.C. M.V.O.A. OPTICAL SPECIALIST, of Nelson and Wellington Wishes to announce tha* he will be visiting HOKITIKA, and may be consuited there at Kell >s Hotel, from February 2nd to 20th inst. (D.V.). Also he will be returning to GREYMOUTH April-May, 1925, for another few weeks. Appoint-’»"t s can be made i in the meantime '■ ing to the NATIONAL BAN'> JHAMBERS, , NELSON.