IMPERIAL HOTEL GREYMOUTH. MRS E. M. PHILLIPS (nee Mrs Davey) wishes to notify the general public that she has taken over the, above hotel, and trusts, by strict atten-j tion to business, to solicit a share of | the public’s patronage. MRS E. M. PHILLIPS, J (nee Mrs Davey.) ‘ Proprietor. EXCHANGE JJCT.-T'j REEFTON. The above hotel has been renovated throughout, aud is now under the capable management of J. Warren, late of Black’s Point. Vmitors assured of a hearty welcome. Only the best of Wines and Spirits stocked. Dining Room under the personal supervision of Mr« Warren. ’PHONE 58. J. WABBEN, Proprietor. JJEVINGTON ’8 JJOTEL pp. Post Office Greymoutb. THE TOURIST RESORTThia up-to date Commercial Hotel, so well known to the Tourists visiting the West Coast, and to the General Public, ,s now under new management; every ittet wn given to bookings by wire or letter. Phone 70. P.O. Box 86 J. J. DORE,. Proprietor
THIS ALUMINIUM A OBTAIN &O | JIB Ana saviwc h amber v Tl PS" COUPONS Aluminium Stewpans—Spoons and Forks—Stainless Cutlery —Aluminium Kitchen Utensils—Fountain Pens—are but a few of the valuable Free Gifts obtained by saving “Amber Tips” Coupons. Start saving the Coupons right away. For full particulars and complete list of Free Gifts, write to:— “Amber Tips Gift,” £a«t«m 7m Company, 9 P.O. Box OM, Ohristohxreh. TTW 7Jea- Coy Jon's JUest ' 4-25.5
DISCRETION Discretion leads a man to look for “something better” when choosing 1# a new suit—it makes him place — I—style, fit, and finish and above ail /&/\! else —it makes him realise the vast j' \ difference between a tailormade and z a “slop” suit —and finally it shows him the wisdom of selecting h tailor with care. r The obvious course now is— LET “CRANKSHAW” MEASURE YOU FOR YOUR NEXT. I. (MKSHAW Tailor. *r>bOD« 446, Mivkav OXBYMOUTB.
OniiM IT/ This Car was Enamelled with 6 XX c o ’ THE MODERN CAR ENAMEL. ( A finish like Glass that wears like Iron. There is no earthly reason why you should send your car to Christchurch. We can make it look equal to new and the price is reasonable. Call in and have a chat with the Foreman to-day. Dispa.*toh Foundry
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Grey River Argus, 26 March 1928, Page 8
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