PUBLIC NOTICES. JJEEFTON JOCKEY £LUB ANNUAL MEETING. TO.UA Y (WEDNESDAY) SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN. Connection with Hokitika and Rewanui trains, leaving Greymouth at 9 a. in., arriving Rcefton at 11.20 a.m.; 'eturning after the races; stopping to and from Rcefton at the following places:—Brunner. Stillwater. Ngahere and Ikamatua. first-class a C'CEPTANCES LUNCHEON AND AFTERNOON TEA ON THE COURSE. A. CARROLL .Secretary — — • £OOPE R ’ s. gpilE pRUIT jyjARKET MACKAY STREET : : ; ’Phone 403 ORANGES 4s and Gs per dozen. PEARS, 4d and Gd per lb. APPLES (Dessert) 6d per lb. APPLES (Cooking) 3d and 4d per lb. TOMATOES, 4<l and Gd per lb. POTATOES, 15s per sack. ONIONS, Ils per cwt. QI INCES 4d per lb. BANANAS 1/6 and 2s dozen. MELONS (.lam) 21d per lb. CRAPES 2s per lb. CONFECTIONERY, POT PLANTS FRESH EGGS AT COOPERS, THE FRUIT MART. ALL YOU RUGBY SUPPORTERS ** Players and non-Playcrs, rally to Ihe GENERAT, MEETING of the RUGBY SUPPORTERS' ASSOCIA TION to bo held at the Druids’ Hall on THURSDAY NIGHT. April 23, at 7.30 o’clock. F. J. SPORA. Secretary. A PPLES, 8/6 per 401 b case, 21d per lb (plus fraetion). Monroe’s Favourite (choice cookers), Jonathan! dos sort and culinary), carefully graded and pa ked; carriage paid to any West Const Railway Station. Cash with order. T. M. MORRISSEY, Registered Orehardist No. H.BGG, Mariri P. 0., Nelson.
()1.1» £>RUNNER ..QOAL 1 ho Best for Household Use. 32 s ton delivered to any part of Cobden or Greymouth. Orders may be left with Mr Carey. Cobden, or T. Brown, Grocer, Greymouth. W. WEST, Coal Merchant. A R C O U R 'l' ’ S ]y[ O T O R 8 (Gordon Harcourt, Proprietor.) HOKITIKA. HOKITIKA—WAIHO GORGE Service. Cars leave Hokitika for Waiho Gorge every Sunday and Wednesday, re. turning on Tuesdays and Fridays. Motor trips arranged to any part of the South Island. Careful drivers, and every care given for the comfort of passengers. Telephone 87, Hokitika. Telegrams: Harcourt’s Motors, Hokiti. k n 4 LBION QREYMOUTH. (Under entirely new management). MRS THORNTON Proprietress (Late of ttw Post Office and Railway Hotels.) This well.known and up.to.date hotel has been completely renovated, and with its spacious rooms, good table, and complete electric lighting system, assures patrons of every com. fort, combined with cleanliness and attention. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. Speights and best local beers on tap Only the be»? spirit? stacked. All true to label. W J r f ROUr ' ANn |(late Hincksman’s) MAWHERA QUAY (Next Railway Hotel). AGENT BROWN’S LAUNDRY, CHRISTCHURCH. ARRIVING DAILY:— Marrow, Celery, Potatoes, Bee* Caul itlower. Cabbage, Carrots, Parsnips, Rul.arb, Beans, Artichokes. Cucumber and all kinds of Fruit. Ring ’Phone 456. WE DELIVER TO ALL PARTS FREE. PATENTS OBTAINED THROUGI OUT THE WORLD PYRIL £»ARLYON £<OATES F.LP.A (N.Z.). R.M.I.P.A (Aus.) F.M.C.A. (London. Patent Attorney and Consulting Electrical Engineer. 14, Hereford St., (Opp. Bank of N.Z., CHRIST' T UBCH
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Grey River Argus, 22 April 1925, Page 1
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