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Grey River Argus, 22 June 1927, Page 7

J)ENNISTON iyjOTOR QOY. The Premier Motor Passenger an! Transport Service, Denniston, Wainiangaroa, Burnett’ 3 Fate, and W estport. COMFORT, RELIABILITY AND CONVENIENCE. Cars leave Denniston for Waimanga roa Railway Station daily at 7.45 a.m. and 8.45 p.m. Leaving Waimangaroa Railway Station immediately after arrival of trains for Denniston and Burnett’s Face. Goods of any description transported to and from any part of the Coast. Sports Clubs, Picnic and Dance Parties catered for. Tourists conducted to any part of the West C iast. A Qualified Mechanic in Charge oi Fleet. To suit the convenience of patrons a ear will leave Dennistcn every Pay Sunday evening, for Westport, leaving on return for Denniston and Burnett’s Face at 9 p.m. WESTPORT AND GREY-MOUTH PArER DELIVERIES. piERGUSON’S rpAILORING PALMERSTON ST.. WE9TPORT Where the Good Suits nre mndr. Winter Tweeds and Worsteds—the Finest Rango in Town. Call or write for patterns. JAMES £ULLEN Proprietor. PALMERSTON ST., WESTPORT. gEALAND TNSURANCE po. ; ACCIDENT BRANCH.— Iransaers all Branches of Accident Business. MAIN FEATURES.— Absolute Security, Prompt and Liberal Settlement Employers of Labour and others will "tudy their own interests by applyg for rates and other particulars. G. 8. C RAY * C° M E R. W EEKES ‘' ARGUS ’ ’ CORRESPONDENT. 26 ROMILLY ST.. WESTPORT, IS NOW Prepared to receive casual ad vertisements and also give quotations ■or advertising, contract and printed stationery. Items of news will be forwarded upon application, for publication in Westport Notes. TELEPHONE 17F. (JREY IREYMOUTH. gMART A suit made from the pick of the world’s finest cloths and serges made by hand with the best of linings, etc., gives one that distinctive look of the well-dressed man. See to-day about tak ’ measure. W. J. B in