M. DELANEY Hairdresser & Tobacconist WESTPOBT. The Up-to-date SALOON Three Chairs; no waiting. Special room for Ladies. Tobaccos and Cigarette, in large •tocks. Toilet Goods of all description.. M. DELANEY
GRAND PHARMACY M. LORY-THOMPSON and staff wish their numerous customers, friends and visitors to WESTPORT the compliments of the season, at the same time sincerely thanking them for their loyal patronage which has been appreciated. Please shop early to avoid disappointment anj get more time devoted to you. Choose your Xmas present, wedding gift or presentation souvenir from bur varied stock. Cameras both folding and box in stock. Manicures, Needle cases, face powders, face creams, toilet and bath soaps at most reasonable rates. Our range of Perfumes, Handbags, Needle Caser, Hair Slides, and Combs are well selected. Clients can get almost anything from a needle to an anchor, the anchor makes a beautiful charm. Developing and printing don® under the personal supervision of M. LORY-THOMPSON M.P.S., N.Z., Chemist by Exam. P.O. Box 68. Phone 134 WESTPORT.
LADIES & CHILDREN’S OUTFITTER. Call in and inspect my rang? of goods. Wedding trousseaus made up to order. This is my speciality. All classes of modes at reasonable prices. MRS. E. SHRIVES Palmerston Street, WESTPORT.
! T. SHAW | t ELECTRICIAN | Z Electric Installations at bed- X T ruck pricer ♦ ♦ Electrical, Radio and Taney 4 Y Goods. J ♦ Gramaphonea. 4 J Also | | SHAW’S TAXIS I X Central Palmerston Street Y ♦ WESTPORT. ♦ 4 Phone 213. X pßiNoa of yyALM jjotxl PALMERSTON 6T WESTPC AT MR G. SMITH, late of Millerton and Popular Tea Rooms, Westport, has purchased the popular Hotel from Mr Mark Fagan, and intends to carry on the business on the same lines as his predecessor, supplying patrons with th? best and purest liquors. The cuisine is under the charge of Mrs Smith, which is sufficient reeom* mendation. Speights and local Ales on tap. Mr Smith hopes to renew old acquaintances and make new ones. G. SMITH, Proprietor.
BULLER HOUSE GREAT DRAPERY VALUE Blue Denims 4/9, 5/9, 6/8, 6/11 Double Fronts and Seats 8/6 Saddle Tweed Trousen 14/9 Whipcord Trousers 14/9 Working Shirts 5/8, 5/6, 7/11, to 8/3. Men’s Tennis Shirts, 7/11, 8/8 to 9/9. Men’s Canoe Shirts 7/11, 8/3 to 10/6. Postage pall on all orders. W. G. CARR DRAPER, WESTPOBT.
If you delight in beautiful snowy linens insist on ‘ f Dove” Brand Pure Rice Starch. Preserves and whitens. Used ''delusively by the leading laundries See that it’s 1 ‘Dove” Brand.— 11.
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Grey River Argus, 14 January 1928, Page 7
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