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Grey River Argus, 23 June 1927, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. gIBBS jyjOTORS REEFTON — WESTPORT—NELSON BLENHEIM—TAKAKA. REEFTON—WESTPORT— Daily at 10.30 ami. on arrival GREYMOUTH TRAIN. REEFTON—WESTPORT—7 p.m. after arrival CHRISTCHURCH EXPRESS. TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. REEFTON—NELSON—DAILY at 8.30 a.m. TRAVEL IN COMFORT BY AARD. Greyniouth Agents AABD TAXIS:— Baillie and Neville, A. E. Kilgour, and Government Tourist Bureau. J?NTRIES for the Practical Examinations of the ASSOCIATED BOARD of the ROYAL ACADEMY of MUSIC and ROYAL COLLEGE of MUSIC, LONDON, will CLOSE on FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1927. Entry Forms obtainable from R. T. BUSH, IT.Tj.lb. Greymouth. GREYS!OUTH DIAMOND JUBILEE COMMITTEE. T ADTF.S interested in the above are INVITED to attend a. General MEE'!'IN'. (>!■' 1. ADIES at Borough CoTimdl Chambers on FRIDAY, 24th., ins!., at 3..11l pm. M. .1. LINDOP, Convenor, J. W. GREEN SLADE, Chairman 11. ROTE, lion. Secretary. GREY VALLEY WORKERS’ UNION. ALL Members of the above Union desiring to resume work at Dobson are requested to communicate with either of the undersigned: — C. ROBERTS, Secretary; J. SMEATON, President: Grey A 7- alley Workers’ Union. WIN TE R CLOTHING—BARGAIN PRII 'IIS. Army Overcoats 30/- .* Army Tunics 12/6, 10/-, 7/-. Army Trousers 12/6, 7/-. Cadet Blouses 6/6, 4/-, 3/6 Cadet Shorts 4/-, 3/6, 2/6. All wool —dyed dark blue —splendid value. This clothing is specially recommended to farmers, motor drivers, working niQn, boys and others requiring strong warm clothing of good appearance. Also cord riding breeches (renovated) 7/6; shorts (suitable football) 3/1/9, new boots (sizes 11, 12 only) 22/-; boys’ boots (size 4) 17/6; shoes (sizes io; 11, 12) 7/6. For further particulars and numerous other items for sale, see Catalogues and Order Forms at all Post Offices or apply to DISPOSAL DEPOT, Defence Department. Buckle St., WELLINGTON, P.O. Box S2l.

OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. M RR B?Y AXLEY Dressmaker and Costumier. Ha-s opened up business in premises, Hill’s new buildings, Albert Street, Cm >rmouth. Specialist in Vv adies’ Dressmaking, "Underclothing'and Costumes, also Children’s Requirements. Alterations done at the shortest notice. Note the Address: ALBERT STREET. £JHIROPRACTIC X-Ray and Patho-Neurometcr Services. Treatment Painless. Spears Painless Method adopted. JAMES YOUNG, (Palmer Graduate) Mem. N.Z.A.C.A. Inc., CATHEDRAL CHAMBERS (Late Broadway) CHRISTCHURCH. Hours: 9-1, 2-6. Sat. 9-1 p.m. ’Phone 8683. Consultation Free S OW N ow Lawn Grass, finest mixed, 1/6 lb. Onion, giant rocca. Onion red and White Italian Tripoli, do. Ailsa Craig. Lettuce, Neapolitan etc. Spinach, prickly and new Giant leaved. pLANT Hyacinths, mixed 6/- dozen. Tulips, 7/6 doz. Narcissus, mixed choice 2/6 dozen. Ranunculus, mixed, 2/- dozen; donamed sorts, 3/- dozen. Ixias, mixed, 2/- dozen; do. named sorts 3/- dozen. A. AND S. REID, Florists and Seedsmen. 271 High Street Christchurch. yyiNTER JJOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES. J JJ J£EDDIE, M.P.S. CHEMIST & DRUGGIST. V T COUGH & COLD LINCTUS—- * * 1/6 and 2/6. Pleasant to take. Children like it. A safe sure cure. V T MIGHTY HEALER OINT- * * MENT—I/6 tin. Heals all Cuts and sores very quickly. The best first aid dressing. V T STRONG ELECTRIC ES■^•■^•SENCE— 2/6 and 3/6. The best Liniment for all pains from whatever cause. Remedies for all minor complaints from proved recipes. Prescriptions are dispensed with accuracy. English Hot Water Bags at City Prices VEDDIE’S TXHARMACY. jP.O, Box 140. Opp. P. 0.) Phone No. 97