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Grey River Argus, 9 December 1926, Page 6

in hime for Christmas J Save the cost of new clothes and spend it on j your holiday. I 'ey it No matter what it is—a man’s suit, a costume, a I curtain, a soiled rug’, a spotted frock, a “ruined” \ A tie, or a discarded hat, send it to us to be cleaned and \ J f \ | YUS pressed by our special process. In a few days it will be returned to you looking < like new. V7e pay return postage. CHARGES ARE VERY MODERATS: SUITS 9/6, COSTUMES 9/6, FROCKS 8/6, HATS 3/6. POST YOUR WORK TO-DAY. ADDRESS THE PARCEL CLEARLY TO '/ BROWN’S highboryM ii j| I Bl iIiOR I 51 PETERBOROUGH STREET » LMUIIU 81 I CHRISTCHURCH.

S Stetson sis oiILED FOR YOUNG MEN LOOK AT YOUR HAT! \ V EVERYONE ELSE DOES No worry if it’s a Stetson. 11 Select your new Hat now. Fresh Stocks have arrived. KIM WILLIAMS “OUT ON HIS OWN” GREYMOUTH.

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“PRICE’S”—FOR THE PICNIC. Those week-end jaunts and waysid picnics can be made all the mor<* en ji.yable if you’ve tucked away in th car>i few bottles of that delicious cor dial made with Price’s Concentrate Beverage. An inexpensive drink—l/ bottle makes 3 gallons cordial. Yo I must try flavoured Limes, flavours Lemon and flavoured Orange amonothers. Make sure it’s “Price’s.* \\ holesale from Duncan McLca” Ltd T?* t

O L L < » o A N ’ 8 THE MEN S STORF FOR HIGH MERCERY AT REA SO N ABLE PRICES REASONABLE PRICES Koet and S-’ oe Repairs Neatly Executed on the premises. fawheu Quay. Grevxnoutb

COMPENSATION CLAIMS. FARMERS v. POWER BOARD. ELTHAM, Dec. 7. Two claims for compensation, amounting to about £3OOO, against tho Taranaki Electric Power Board, wore hoard in tho past two days before the Chief Justice. Compensation was claimed for drainage alterations and alleged reduction in value of lands which could not be properly cultivated or drained by reason of the erection of electrical workings, for responsibility for the risk of damage to electric work by escape of fire whilst burning off waste on the said lands, and for risk of damage by fire to loss through escape of electrical energy. This morning arrangements were made for the law points to be decided by the Full Court, and the case was adjourned sine die. 1

YOUR VM A S QUIT! BE WISE—CALL ON gIE L Y BOUNDARY STREET, AND SELECT YOUR SUITING THE LATEST TWEEDS AND WORSTEDS HAVE ARRIVED. FIT, CUT AND STYLE GUARANTEED.