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Grey River Argus, 10 February 1928, Page 1

‘The Grey River Argus” Guaranteed the Largest Cirri Nation of any Newspaper oti the West CoaNt

PUBLIC NOTICES. gALE JJARGAINS. BOYS’ STRIPED TENNIS SHIRTS: Sizes 3-6 3/11 ea.; Size 7-8 4/- ea. Size 9-10 4/4 each. BOYS’ GREY TWEED SHORTS (Strong. > Size 8 SA: 9 5/1; 10 s ''- : 31 5 / 3: 13 5/4; 13 5/3; 14 5/5; 13 5/9; 16 G/-. BOYS’ COLOURED TOP GOLF HOSE. Best Colonial Quality. Size 4 2/6; 5 2/8; 6 2/9: 7 2/10. 9 3/ ; 10 3/2. POSTAGE PAID. rpYMONS & The Houie of Satisfaction, BOX B GBEYMOUTH WANTED. TIT-ANTED for Territorial Camp, ’’ Omoto, FEBRUARY 25th to MARCH 3rd, TWO MALE ASSISTANT COOKS. —Apply with references to Defence Office, Greymouth. AREA OFFICER. TIT ANTED — Portable Boiler and En- ” gine, full size table top, breaking down bench, and other gear for sawmill. Full particulars required. Apply "Sawmill,’’ c/o Argus Office. SACKS. SACKS. SACKS. WANTED. SOUND, CLEAN SACKS in any quantity. Highest price given. Prompt Returns. PEOPLE’S jyjARKET (Corner Bath and Colombo Streets CHRISTCHURCH. (Near Moorhouse Avenue). Phone 1284. WANTED KNOWN. TTELOUR VANISHING CREAM fot • My Lady’s Toilet, 2/6. —William* and Boss, Chemists. pOUNTRY STOREKEEPERS.— We make a specialty of .Counter Books, , Letterheads, Statements, Invoice and Receipt Books, Labels, Tags, Envelopes, and all classes of Printing.—Grey River Argus Jobbing Department. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM fot ■ My Lady’s Toilet, 1/6. — Williams and Ross, Chemists. pOUNTRY RESIDENTS— Send for samples of Wedding Invitations and Envelopes to match. Prices quite reasonable. —Grey River Argus Jobbing Department. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM fot My Lady’s Toilet, 1/6 — Williams and Boss, Chemists. W o have installed the latest refrigerating plant. The only one on the Coast. All meat kept in the Automatic Cool Room. —Cooper’s, Albert Street, Phone 153. —2. ■\J-EW YEAR Gifts for the Home: —< Occasional tables S2/6 to SO/each; Easy Chairs 22/6, 15/-, ST/6, 81/« each; Pyrex Ore Glass 6/*, 7/6, 8/6; Stainless Knives 11/6 per half-doeen; Tea Sets 25/- per set; Palm Stands 15/- to 11/- each.—We stock everything for the Home. —Harley's, Complete Furnisher,. BOARD AND x,ODGINGS. pRIVATE BOARD AND LODGINGS two minutes from Town and Railway. Apply Mrs Victor, 6 Alexander Terrace. AUCTIONS THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING at 9.30. AT AUCTION FRUIT MART, Boundary Street. 100 APRICOTS. Grown in Roxburgh district. Absolutely last consignment. AUCTIONS ! AUCTIONS ! EVERY DAY UNTIL FURTHERNOTICE. At 9.30 a.m. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES including 60 cases of Apricots to be sold without reserve. GREYMOUTH RUCTION pOOMS BOUNDARY STREET l r- ■ - . , PUBLIC NOTICES. HIBOPa A C T I O Treatment Painleee. X-R»y and Patho-Neurometer Services, r rg Painless Method Adopted. JAMES YOUNG, Christchurch. G-s! .« Gradaate) Mem. N.Z.A.CJL OHRIm-UHURUP. [ Ine eA ’HEDKAT, CHAMBERS (Late Broadway) e . ..jrs: 91, 1-6. Sat. 9-1 p.m.' Pht-e 8689 Consultation fiat