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Grey River Argus, 29 November 1927, Page 1

“The Grey River Arpn* Guaranteed the Largest Circulation of any Newspaper on the West Coast

PUBLIC NOTICES. THREE VERY SPECIAL LINES IN SHEETS WELL WORTH YOUR ATTENTION. N. I.—Single Bee Bneots, pure white or unbleached, 54 inches wide, 5 yards long—B/11 per pair. No. B.—Double Beu Sheets, pure white or unbleached, 72 inches wide, 5 yard*—ll/6 per pair. No. B.—Extra Large Biae- Double Sheet*, 80 inches wide in pure white or unbleached twill —14/6 and 17/6 per pair. Post your order to yy A L K. E R ’ S Box 185. Boundary St, Greymouth.

GET THAT PICTURE FRAMED. GET THAT PICTURE FRAMED T WISH HEREBY to inform the Publie of Greymouth and District that I have commenced business as a PICTURE FRAMER, in the premises in Upper Mawhera Quay, next to the May fair. T am also prepared to sharpen saws. I hop* by strict attention to buxine** and reliable workmanship to obtain and retx’n a share of the wublle patronage. JOHN BARROW. JJUBBAKD'S pVCLE A gPOETS jyiPOT BEEFTON. Large selection of Tennis Goods arriving. Replenish your outfit. Spalding Racquets, Ayres 1988 Tennis Balls, Racquet Presses. Call and inspect. TH» JgLITS DRESSMAKERS t COSTUMIERS Mackay Street, Greymouth. Now Showing Smart Ready-Made FROCKS, COATS, A JUMPERS at Moderate Priees. WE AIM TO PLEASE OUR CLIENTS. TO GRAZIERS WHO REQUIRE FEED MANGOLDS, in not lees than 6-ton truck lots, £2 ton delivered Greymouth. POLLARD, per saek 2001b* 16/6, per ton £7 15/-. BRAN, per sack of 1801b* 12/6, £6 per ton on trucks. EARLY SEED POTATOES.—Robin Adair, Sutton Supreme, King Edward, Early Puritan, Beauty Hebron, Up-to-date 9/6 per cwt; Black Kidney and Epicure 12/6 cwt. Sound Pig Potatoes 4/- sack. Three or more sacks 8/6 each. Sacks included. Free on rail. Cash with order. We can also supply Baled Hay, Clover, Lucerne, Rye, Good bright, clean oat sheaf Chaff at lowest current rates on truck at nearby stations. WE BUY SOUND SACKS in any quantity, any sire. rpHE pEOPLE’S jyjARKET. Corner Colombo and Bath Streets. CHRISTCHURCH.

JJEVINGTOWB JJOTEL Opp. Post Office, Greymouth THE TOURIST RESORT. This up-to-date Commercial Hotel, so well known to the Tourists visiting the West Coast, and to the General Public, is now under new management; every attention given to booking* by wire or letter. Phone 70. P. O. Box 86 J. J. DORE, Proprietor. EVERYBODY’S »pEA JJOOMS NOW OPEN MESSRS GAGE AND SONS wish to notify the General Public that they have RE OPENED EVERYBODY’S TEA ROOMS. The premises have been rebuilt on up-to-date lines and the utmost attention to detail with regard to comfort for patrons has been carried out. Afternoon Teas, Private Suppers and Teas, Wedding Breakfast* Specially Catered for.