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Grey River Argus, 24 July 1926, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. “COUNTRY CUSTOMERS NOTE.” SPECIAL BARGAINS 50 Men’s Pyjama Suits made from high grade heavy pyjama doth nice stripes. Posted free 13/6. Money returned if not satisfies State Size, Men’s O.S. or small men’s. ALSO— Men’s Trousers made of the famous Railroad saddle tweed, 22/6. There is nothing to beat these trousers in N.Z. State size when ordering. Two year’s wear in every pair. PRESTON’S ECONOMIC Mackay St., Greymouth. gEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES JJOLDERS OF LISTS in connection with the Public Presentation to Neil Mouatt and Jack Wright, League representatives to tour England, are requested to return same with money received to the Treasurer, Mr Wing.ham, or the secretary Mr W. L. Patterson, not later than NOON MONDAY. QWING TO INCREASE of 30/- per ton on the price of Flour, the West Coast Master Bakers’ Association are compelled to raise the price of BREAD from MONDAY NEXT ONE HALFPENNY PER 41b LOAF. Prices will be One Shilling and a penny halfpenny over counter; one shilling and threepence delivered; sevenpence per 21b loaf over counter.

£}HURCH OF gNGLAND gERVICES. SUNDAY, JULY 25th. COBDEN—Matins, 11 a.m.; Evensong 7 p.m. No Sunday School will be held. RUNANGA—Evensong 6.30 p.m.. No confirmation classes this week. GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL COLLEGE. ELECTION OF - 'THREE REPRESENTATIVES OF PARENTS OF PUPILS. ■RUOMINATIONs’wiII' be received until noon on AUGUST 7th., for the ELECTION of ONE LADY and TWO GENTLEMEN as Representatives upon the Board of Managers of the G.T. High School vice Mrs. Carr, Messrs Kyle and Blair, who are retiring by effluxion of time. Each candidate must be nominated in writing by a parent duly enrolled and entitled to vote, and on forms to be obtained at my office. If the number of nominations exceeds three, an ELECTION will be helT on 17th August, closing at 5 p.m. The parents of all Technical High School pupils are entitled to be enrolled and to vote. A roll has been prepared and may be inspected at my office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The roll closes at 5 p.m. on August 3rd. Retiring Members*-for re-election. J. HUTTON, Returning Officer. A gACRIFICE A gACRIFICE MUST BE DONE ALL HATS AT MISS JACK’S MILLINERY SHOP. (Next Club Hotel) MUST BE CLEARED REGARDLESS OF COST. UNPRECEDENTED BARGAINS T OOK—gOUNTRY RESIDENTS Let us Post your favourite Weekly Paper to you. per month

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