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Grey River Argus, 28 July 1925, Page 1

“The Grey River Arfis” Guaranteed tbe Largest Circulation of any Newspaper on the WEST COAST.

WANTEDS. -First-class Male Cook f r sawmill; contract or wages. A ,- p'y to E. .1. Rundle a-ad Co., I.:.I. • RANTED, Middle-Aged Woman tn i take charge of home, doing wasliI itig and cuoKing. Apj Iv “Argus” , Office. I AX > ED, reliable House-Keeper; state ex; erience, age and wages required. Mriie ''House-Keeper” c,'o this office. WANTED KNOWN. yyAXTED TO PURCHASE, 2000 fullsize, sound, empty SACKS. One slnlbng each. Apply, M. Molau, Brian Born Hotel Greymouth. EXTRA STRONG | REGULATING PILLS. Established over thirty years. Recommended by Ladies, 5s (id per box. Your Chem. ist will post you a box for one penny extra. ’WT'ANTED KNOWN.— T. Brown, People’s Grocer, has a large range of Phoenix and Grafton Cups and Saucers also a choice assortment of Doultou and glassware. Matheson end Roberts (Nimmo and Blair) reliable garden seeds and manures arriving in a few days.

QLY’KO acts like a charm on rough skin, chapped hands, etc. 1/ft Hanwell Williams and Ross, The Chemists.

g £2OOO FIRST PRIZE—- ’ * Dominion Gold Art Union Closes next September. Drawn in October at Invercargill. Send for tickets (2s) or book of 11 for £l, with stamped addressed envelope, to J. H. Keddie Chemist, P.O. Box 140, authorised dealer.

FALSE TEETH Bought, ss, 10*,

20s, 40s per set, sound or broken. Post to Platinum Scrap Company, 10S Willis Street, Wellington. Cash return mail.

jg —J. 11. KEDDIE, Chemist, ’ " will send per post or rail, your valued orders for all household medicines and Remedies Toilet Requisites, Photo Material, First-Aid Requisites, Horse and Cattle Remedies, etc. P.O. Box 140; ’Phone 97.

('’’LYKO acts like a charm on rough skin, chapped hands, etc. 1/6. Hanwell Williams and Ross, The Chemists.

IJORSE AND COW COVERS—Best value obtainable. Horse cover* 39/6. Cow covers, lined 26/6 Harley’s, Greymouth.

f’LYKO acts like a charm on rough skin, chapped hands, etc. 1/6. Hanwell Williams and Ross, The Chemists.

J IGHTING. Eighteen months Course with eur School will fit you for following this highly remunerative trade which both now and in the new future promises to be one of the busiest occupations in New Zealand. You can study either day or night or by correspondence, without leaving your present employment. -.all or write for particulars. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL, Fletcher’s Buildings, Customhouse Quay, Box 865 Room No. 51

JI AVE YOU EVER ENVIED THE MAN AT THE THROTTLE as he walks confidently in and out amongst the glistening, whirling, throbbing machinery! To you, perhaps, he seems the embodiment of confidence. He knows just what to do and how to do it. He holds the highest certificates for machinery in New Zealand. How did he get them? Write Bower’s for the Cheap and Easv Course to Mechanical Efficiency. BOWER’S ENGINEERING SCHOOL (Registered under the Marine and Education Departments since 1915) Fletcher's Buildings, Customhouse Quay. Box 865 Room No. 51 WELLINGTON. (And at Auckland.)

A BRILLIANT LIGHT, for THE PRIVATE HOME, CHURCHES, HALLS, ETC, ETC.

Why sit in darkness when you can have a brilliant light installed at a moderate cost!

qpHE pETROL fJAS.

This svstem of lighting give a brilliant light at a lower cost than electricity, Gas, or Kerosene. A 50 catidla Power Kerosene Lamp costs lid per hour, but a £5O Candle Power “NULITE’’ Gas Lamp only costs ONE HALF PENN Y per HOUR. A Nulite Intnllation gives veil five times more lieht and SAVES'MONEY BESIDES) DON’T DELAY. GET REDUCED PRICES FROM THE AGENTS.— W. GAMBLE, Cycle Dealer “reynii th. EDWARD TOOHEY, Cycle Dealer, Hokitika. N.Z. AGENTS: Laidlaw. & Gray Ltd., Rattray Strest, Dunedin. |! -jtyperyision bf Mrs MeConnon,