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Grey River Argus, 14 January 1928, Page 1

I “The Grey River Arc H Guaranteed the Largest I ? |fl of any Newspaper on the I West Coast |

FUBLIO MOTICBK OUR SPECIALS. PICNIC FROCKS— From 7/11 MODEL MILLINERY TO CLEAR ALL ONE PRICE—--15/6 See Window Display. rpYMONS & £JO. The House of Satisfaction, BOX 5 GREYMOUTH £ WANTED. \ TIT’ANTED .—First-Class Wood Work- ! ing Machinist wants position. Used Berlin fast feet machines, and all others. SACKS. SACKS. SACKS, WANTED. SOUND, CLEAN SACKS in any quantity. Highest price given. ii Prompt Be turns. PEOPLE’S CHRISTCHURCH. Phone 1284. WANTED KNOWN. yELOUR VANISHING CREAM forgf. My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. —Willian»®' and Ross, Chemists. MEW YEAR Gifts for the Home:— j Occasional tables 22/6 to 30/- fl each; Easy Chairs 22/6, 25/-, 27/6. 32/6 / each; Pyrex Ore Glass 6/6. 7/6, 8/6; I Stainless Knives 12/6 per half-dozen; '■ Tea Sets 25/- per set; I‘a Im Stands / 15/- to 21/- each.—We "stock every- •£ thing for the Home.—Harley’s, Com- fplete Furnishers. yELOUR VANISHING CREAM for . My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. — Williams J and Ross, Chemists. 1

BOARD AND LODGING® pRIVATE BOARD AND LODGINGS two minutes from Town and Railway. Apply Mrs Victor, 6 Alexander Terrace. FOE SALE. J POE SALE.—6 h.p. DOUGLAS Motor 1 Cycle. Exhibition model. With brand new SIDE CHAIR, fully up-7 bolstered. Price £45. Quick sale® owner leaving for North next wee® Apply 11 Argus” Office. SALE OF FLAX AND GRAZING I LAND. SITUATED IN SOUTH WESTLAtUa SATURDAY, 28th JANUARY, 1928? at 11 a.m. TIfESSRS W. JEFFRIES & CO., in-r structed by the District Public £ Trustee in the estate of S. and J. H. | Wallace (deceased) will sell in The 2 Mart, Sewell Street, Hokitika:— * All those parcels of land being sec- - tions 2356, 2357, and 2359. Blk. XI., f Wataroa S.D., containing 1145 together with M.L. 736 of 100 acres and known as Wallace’s Grazing Farm. This property is rich heavy soil being excellent, fattening country. Has wintered 300 head of cattle, 15 horses, and 60 sheep. At present running a large number of # big stock and growing an extensive area of good milling flax. ' For either stock raising or flax growing, this is the finest proposition* in the Dominion to-day. Full from the Public Trustee or the Auc-\ t'ioneers. TENDERS. TENDERS. HRENDERS are invited for the SOLE | A RIGHTS to sell Luncheon. Light j Refreshments, Sweets, and Soft Drinker on the Sports Ground at Kotuku SATURDAY, February 4th. the day ox*? the Sports. Tenders close with the Secretary at Kotuku on January 21st, | where further particulars may be obtained.—BUTCHEß, Hon. Sec.

AUCTIONS. YyEDNESDAY, January 18th. at ■ Kokiri Sawmill at 11 a.m., Messrs Mark Sprot and Co.. Ltd., will sell by I Public Auction, ou the premises as ’ The whole of the Plant, Machinery, j and effects salved from the recent fire, I including Winch, Jacks, Wire Ropes, Belting (nearly new). Breast BcncluJ Breaking Down Bench. Corrugate® Iron (new and damaged by fire), Shafw ing, Pullies, Fordson Tractor, Engigß and Boiler, Friction Drive, New ( Cuts, New Docking Saws, Files. and numerous Sundries. ' Intending buyers are invited to Jinspect the Plant and Machinery, pnet to the Sale. The Auctioneer’s instrfcfl tions are to effect a e l earan ££;_„ TT ■ J. D. LYNCH, t Auctioneer PUBLIC NOTICES. A Lr ‘ jj akrison ’ s s tOCKS j|M Are Something Different fram Rest. In this shop you will find a collection of gifts of Cosmo- M politan distinction; m fact, everything that men like. Should it be Ties, Shirts, Socks, Collars, Flannels or « Sports Coats, all of the latest AM fashion, call on , pj ABEISON j, (Two doors from Post Office). H A Small Shop—But it carries the J Men ’a Goods. ■