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Grey River Argus, 11 January 1928, Page 1

‘The Grey River Argus” Guaranteed t bo Largest CimLation of any Newspaper on the West Coast

PUBLIC NOTICE*. OUR SPECIALS. PICNIC FROCKS— Prom 7/11 MODEL MILLINERY TO CLEAR ALL ONE PRICE—--15/6 See Window Display. JIYMONS & £JO. The House of Satisfaction, BOX 5 GREYMOUTH WANTED. MABEL’S BAY CONTRACT. yy ANTED.—TEN MEN for Rock Work. Good Wages to good men. Apply on the job. JAMES BOURKE, Contractor. SACKS. SACKS. SACKS WANTED. SOUND, CLEAN SACKS in any quantity. Highest price given. Prompt Returns. PEOPLE’S \ CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 1284. J WANTED KNOWN. _ fl yELOUR VANISHING CREAMfc® My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — WillianJ and Boss, Chemists. YEAR Gifts for the Home:—/. Occasional tables 22/6 to 30/S each; Easy Chairs 22/6, 25/-, 27/6, 32/K each; Pyrex Ore Glass 6/6, 7/6, 8/fl Stainless Knives 12/6 per half-dozen! Tea Sets 25/- per set; Palm Stand! 15/- to 21/- each.—We stock everjfl thing for the Home.—Harley’s, Cnrfl plete Furnishers. yELOUR VANISHING CREAM~fo» My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — Williams and Ross, Chemists. yELOUR VANISHING CREAM for My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — Williams and Ross, Chemists. PERSONAL. yOUNG MAN (23) wishes correspond sincere Protestant Girl (19-20). Photo. View friendship. “EnglisU/** care “Argus” Office. / BOARD AND LODGING*. \ pBIVATE BOARD AND two minutes from Town and Rai! way. Apply Mrs Victor, 6 Alexandg Terrace. FOR SALE. 3 yALUABLE MATI and RIMU BUSH J for sale on milling terms; cheap 1 Royalties.—Apply ‘ ‘ Timber, ’ ’ Argus 1 Office. JjpOß BALE.—Pollard in ten-bushej bags, at 16/6; Bran. 180ib Jf 13/6 per bag; Small Potaties, 6/- pW bag.—Apply M. MOLAN, Royal Hotefi Greymouth. AUCTIONS. F i AUCTION J AUCTION ! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! GREYMOUTH & SfEGETABLE AUCTION ROOMS B(JtTNDARY STREET, Big assortment of fresh fruit and vege- I tables, direct from the growers, will sold without reserve. PUBLIC NOTICES. . V AND THEN HE WONDERS WHY HE a DOESN’T “AMOUNT TO j ANYTHING ” A few minutes of earnest thought might bring a realisation of the bard facts—and save him from long poverty and misery. gg With business becoming more complflj every year, the untrained man finds increasingly difficult to recure remmerative work. One the other hand f h(|fe is a bigger demand for men who sub trained to do one thing well. Students of the Bowers Engine-ariflg School are assured that they will fIM a faculty of experienced educator! ah the subjects below:— Engineers’ and Engine-drivers’ Bytifi cates, Mathematics, MechaiflU Drawing, Refrigeration, Diesel EleetflUrCarpentry, Architectural Drawflg. Steel Construction, Farming ery, Suction Gas, Diesel Engines. If he really wants to anything” we will be the first to Sh him along , THE BOAD TO SUCCESS. | . Send for a Prospectus To-day. * JJOWEBS’ gNGLNEEEIIA I gSHOOL. Z M (Registered under the Marine and \ cation Department since 1915)A C Marine Engineers’ Institute Buildinglfl AITKEN ST., WELLINGTON® | Head Offic®* Colwell’s Chambers, AuskCaW