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Grey River Argus, 12 January 1928, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. GEEYMOUTH AMATEUR ** SWIMMING CLUB. CARNIVAL —To be held in— MUNICIPAL BATHS —on — WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1928, at 7 p.m. 1. MEN’S DASH HANDICAP, 33 1-3 yards. I Limit 4seds. Nipm. 1/-. Trophies: 21/-, 10/6. 2. GIRLS’ HANDICAP, under 15 years, 33 1-3 yards. Trophy, 7/6. 3. BOYS’ HANDICAP, 33 1-3'yards. Trophy, 7/6. 4. MEN’S HANDICAP, 66 2-3 yards. Nom. 1/-. Trophies: 21/-, 10/6. 5. LADIES’ HANDICAP, 33 1-3 yds. Trophy, 12/6. 6. HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP. Gold Medal, value £3 10s, presented by Mi’ C. McKechnie. Nom. 2/-. 7. LADIES’ DIVING. Post entry. Trophy. 10/6. 8. MEN’S DIVING. Nom 1/-. Trophy, 10/6.

NOMINATIONS CLOSE SATUR DAY, January 14. Handicaps declared Monday, January 15. Admission: Adults 1/-. Children 6d. G. WALTERS, Hon. Secretary. Box 57, Greymouth. PUBLIC NuITCEE. piRESTONE 7JYBES yIRESTONE rpYRES GET YOUR HOLIDAY MOTORING SUPPLIES FROM THE LOCAL AGENTS. gAILLIE AND WERITA STREET, GREYMOUTH. FIRESTONE 7JYREB pIRESTO’E IJIYBES FRUIT ! FRUIT I FRUIT ! Secure the Best from. £UEY G eok * gONS (Opposite the Opera House). Fruit from the Leading Orchards constantly arriving. The Largest Variety of Fresh Vegetables always in stock. Make a New Year Resolution to SEE MORE OF QEYMOUR’S THE PREMIER FRUITERERS, MACKAY STREET. Phone 403. P.O. Box 127. Our prices are always right. Ring, write, or call and your order will receive the same attention. No order too large. None too small. Free delivery to any part of town or to rail. F. R. MUNN, Manager.

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