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Grey River Argus, 26 June 1925, Page 8

To see the NEW DODGE is to com. mend its beauty. It stands out strikingly both in symmetry or design and in the excellent good taste and smartness of its equip, ment. In the final analysis, however, the most popular feature will unquestionably prove to be its exceptional riding case—brought about by the deeper seats and the new spring suspension. Arrange for a TRIAL RUN in the new Dodge. BATY'S GARAGE. Guinness Street, Greymouth West Coast Agents:— DODGE AND RUGBY CARS. ALSO SERVICE STATION.

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS. Many quaint customs have chung-d; many age.old traditions haw been swept aside; bur nevertheless, the diamond survives as. the stone chosen by young lovers to tell the world of their betrothal. Diamond rings of exquisite beauty in rare settings are to be >mnd at Tennent's—review ihern to-day. J. TENNENT, JEWELLER & OPTICIAN. Mawhcra Quay, GREYMOUTH

i 2.50 inches: Te Kauwhata (South of • Auckland) 2.44 inches; Tearohn. L. • inches and Tarawera 2.52 inches. I Sonic idea of the heaviness of tlasr I falls may be gained from the fact | that, one inch in regard to rn’nbi: records represents 101 tons if ra’n id the acre. i Word was received at the Aktec.ro- f logical Office that the town ot ' Opotiki was flooded this morning. 1 Reports from the northern districts were apparently interrupt'd early this morning through stormy weather, but advices which have since come ‘to hand from the north show that north-westerly to south-wester- !\ gales continue. i