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PUBLIC NOTICES. OUR SPECIALS. PICNIC FROCKS— From 7/11 MODEL MILLINERY TO CLEAR ALL ONE PRICE—--15/6 See Window Display. rpYMONS ft QO. The House of Satisfaction, BOX 5 GREYMOUTH WANTED. SACKS. SACKS. SACKS. U WANTED. SOUND, CLEAN SACKS & m any quantity. Highest price given. Prompt Returns. PEOPLE’S CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 1284. WANTED KNOWN. f VELOUR VANISHING CREAM "for W, My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — Williams and Ross, Chemists. TtfEW YEAR Gifts for the Home:—« f Occasional tables 22/6 to 30/- r each; Easy Chairs 22/6, 25/-, 27/6. 32/6 ... each; Pyrex Ore Glass 6/6, 7/6, 8/(jf ' Stainless Knives 12/6 per Tea Sets 25/- per set; Palm stanßu 15/- to 21/- each.—We stock thing for the Home.—Harley’s, Com/'' plete Furnisher!. . • ■ VELOUR VANISHING CREAM for My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — Williams ’ and Ross, Chemists. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM for/;' My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — Williams " and Ross, Chemists.
LOST AND FOUND. * ’ . JJOST.— GOLD EVERSHARP PEN- 1 CIL. Reward on return to I “Argus” Office. j BOAJCD AND LODGINGS. pRIVATE BOARD AND LODGINGS ■ two minutes from Town and Rail- T way. Apply Mrs Victor, 6 Alexander, > j Terrace. " ■ FOR SALE. *. 1 pOR SALE.—LOG HAULER. I good order and condition. fK ■ particulars apply to The Midland S.JM I Co., Richmond Quay. P°B SALE.—Pollard in ten-bushqt J bags, at 16/6; Bran, 180ib bag£, 13/6 per bag; Small Potaties, 6/- per bag.—Apply M. MOLAN, Royal Hotel,* . Greymouth. 1 AUCTIONS. AUCTION ) AUCTION ! 4 TO-DAY (THURSDAY) • TO-DAY (THURSDAY) 1 GREYMOUTH TpRUIT ft t/EGETABLE 11 AUCTION ROOMS BOUNDARY STREET, I Big assortment of fresh fruit and tables, direct from the growers, will bow sold without reserve. S ■ TENDERS. > I
RENDERS, closing on SATURDAY, January 14th. uro invited for purchase of a p.ndiloi-1, of OATS Grey River Hospital. Application be addressed to Secretary. A GREAT SPECULATION. S ■ FOR SALE BY TENDER. mount torlfssf COT.T.TFRTFS AT AVOCA. <■ yV RITTE N TENDERS will be ceived by the undersigned for tSK ■ purchase of the whole of the under®' I taking of the Mount Torlesse ColliejjftM ies (Broken River N.Z.) Ltd., inelii#* ing over five miles of tram track. Haulage Engine and Boiler, <f Krau®’s Loco, Log Haulers, Jigs, Coal Trucks 1 and all the necessary pin nt and macMß ery required for working the MinqEjF. The Buildings comprise Post ■ Store, Cottages, Screens, also Railway I Siding at Avoca, Miners’ Housefe two miles out of Avoca, and House, living houses and single flui double Galvanised Iron Camps at ken River. THE PLANT IS CAPABLE ■ DEALING WITH AN OUTPUT W ■£ 500 TONS PER WEEK, AND IS EXCELLENT WORKING ORDER. < THE MINE WAS WORKING QT'BO TO CHRISTMAS, AND COULD BE COMMENCED BY A » PURCHASER WITHOUT ANY DTTIONAL CAPITA!. OUTLAY. 4 Conditions of Tender and lists Machinery and Plant can be from the undersigned with whom DEBS CLOSE ON MONDAY, JANUARY, NOON. Highest or Tender not necessarily accepted. Arrangements for inspection can made with the Min> Manager the undersigned. J. MAWSON STEWART, (Stewart, Beckett, and 152 Hereford Street, Christchurch? Receiver for Debenture
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Grey River Argus, 12 January 1928, Page 1
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506Page 1 Advertisements Column 7 Grey River Argus, 12 January 1928, Page 1
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