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Grey River Argus, 13 February 1928, Page 1

‘‘The Grey River Arps” Guaranteed the largest of any Newspaper on the Went Coast

PUBLIC NOTICES. gALE BARGAINS. 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 5/2; 11 5/3: 12 5/4; 13 5/3; 14 5/5; 15 5/9; 16 6/-. BOYS’ COLOURED TOP GOLF HOSE. Beet Colonial Quality. Size 4 2/6; 5 2/8; 6 2/9; 7 2/10, 2 3/-; 10 3/2. POSTAGE PAID. rpYMONB & QO . The House of Satisfaction, BOX 5 GREYMOUTH WANTED. WANTED.—GOOD GENERAL. No ’’ washing.—Apply “A.8.C.,” Argus Office. ANT ED— Four good Miners to b-y into Co-op Party. Increased output required.— Apply Marshall and Party, Twelve Mile. ANTED— Portable Boiler and Engine, full size table top, breaking down bench, and other gear for sawmill. Full particulars required. Apply “Sawmill,” c/o Argus Office. TUA NTED — EMPLOYMENT URGENTLY: Young married man, reliable, sober, holding motor driver’s certificate; good mechanic; willing to work: used to Christchurch driving.— Reply “Work.” Argus Office, or Granity Post Office. SACKS. SACKS. SACKS. WANTED. SOUND, CLEAN SACKS in any quantity. Highest price given. Prompt Returns. PEOPLE’S 'Corner Bath and Colombo Streets CHRISTCHURCH. (Near Moorhouse Avenue). Phone 1284. WANTED KNOWN. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM ivt ‘ My Lady ’s Toilet, 2/6.—William* and Ross, Chemists. OOUNTRY STOREKEEPERS.— We make a specialty of Books, Letterheads, Statements. Invoice and Receipt Books, Labels, Tags, Envelopes, and all classes of Printing.—Grey River Argus Jobbing Department.

VELOUR VANISHING CREAM fox My Lady’* Toilet, 3/6.— Williams and Rosa, Chemists. OOUNTRY RESIDENTS.— Send for samples of Wedding Invitations and Envelopes to match. Prices quite reasonable. —Grey River Argus Jobbing Department. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM for My Lady’* Toilet, 3/6. — and Ros 8, Chemists. We 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. LOST AND FOUND. J^OST — A Bunch of Keys last evening. Would finder please leave at * 1 Argus ’ ’ Office. BOARD AND juUDGINGS. pRIVATE BOARD AND LODGINGS two minutes from Town and Railway. Apply Mrs Victor, 6 Alexander Terrace. PUBLIC NOTICES. jq-Ew 2 EALJIND jnbueanor C°” L lu ACCIDENT BRANCH.—Transacts al’ Branches of Accident Business MAIN TEATURtb.—Absolute Seear ity, Prompt and Liberal Settlement. Employers of Labour and othere wtU study their own interest* by applying for rates an* 4 Mher particular*. G. S. C* xT 6

gOUTH JJRITISH JNSURANCE OOMPANY Capital :: £2,000,000 Fire, Marine and Accident Insurance of every kind accepted at very best conditions. The South British is a Colonial Institution offering policy holders the lowest rates. All matters adjusted locally. f’ANCARROW & CO., D i<?+ riet Agents. QEubiß OHJiMItT Write for free catalogue of ladle* ’ and gentlemen’s toilet and rubber goods of every description. All correspondence treated as strietly eoafidential, and parcels forwarded in plaia sealed wrapper, post fre*. • s. i - ; QRD-K* pHSMITF *O. POX 73L