PUBLIC NOTICES. SPORTSMEN! J. H. K EDDIE CHEMIST AND PHOTO DEALER. HAS THE VERY CAMERA FOR YOU. 3 LATEST. Ensign Reflex 2B Film sizd. just imported from Messrs Butcher and Houghton, London, with Aldis Ross and' DaUmeycr Aiiastigrnatie Lenses. Also complete with Solid Leather Cas-es, at prices: £5 2/6. £6 10/- and £9 12/6 SEE TIIESiI TN OUR WINDOW DISPLAY. J£EDDIE ’S pHARMACY. (Opp. Post Office-) TAINUI STREET. ’Phone 97. P.O. Box 140. These are the nignts for a good book, and «gILL” R EID’S is the shop where all the latest novels by the leading authors, including Edgar Wallace, Seltzer, and McLeod Raine can be secured. All papers and periodicals kept and posted to any part of the Dominion. All kinds of stationery. Nice assortment of LADIES’ HANDBAGS. Address;— MAWHERA QUAY. AMUSEMENTS. NELSON CREEK GRAND BALL. TTNDER direction ot the Nelson Creek Socia.l Qbmmittee, SATURDAY, November' 2W Steel’s Orchestra. Two notify dances. Excellent supper. Best W appointments. Gents 3/6; Ladies l/6> FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. Your ONLY opportunity of hearing the Greatest Jazz Band in the Southern Hemisphere. OOW B O Y gA L L TOWN HALL :: MONDAY, Nov. 5. Tickets at Webley’s. Gents 7/-, Ladies 3/6, Double * 10/6, Onlookers 2/-. PUBLIC NOTICES. GREYMOUTH LAWN TENNIS CLUB. IVI'EMBERS, and intending members, are advised that the OPENING of the SEASON will take place on SATURDAY, November 3, at 2 o’clock. Visitors cordially invited. Ladies’ genei al tea dav. K. GRIFFEN, Hon. Secretary. TO BUSINESS MEN. ’XMAS HOLIDAYS. A MEETING of BUSINESS MEN will be held THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, at 10.30, in the Albion Hotel Commercial Room, to decide on Christmas Holiday observance. Full attendance requested. I. NELSON, Convener.
A MEETING of the Grey Branch District Institute of the N.Z.E.I. will be held on SATURDAY, \ov. 3. at 11 a.m., in Trinity Guild Rooms. M. MALONE, Secretary. HOSPITAL BALL COMMITTEE. A MEETING of the LADIES’ COMMITTEE will be hold in the Municipal Office, Tarapuhi Street, TONIGHT (Friday), at 8 o’clock. Ticket holders and collectors ano asked to bring, or send, in their returns in order to finalise accounts. / . A. A. HOUSE, Secretary. & 00. Est. 1869. AUCTIONEERS & LAND AGENTS Mackay Street. Have the following Properties for sale: SHAKESPEARE STREET: Mr J. Duncan’s fine 6-roomed dwell’hg, situated in this favoured street; large freehold section, nicely laid out; house in first class order and fitted with .every convenience; electric light, h. and c. water, P.W.0.; good drainage.—Price £930. COBDEN.— Freehold |-acre Section, Ward Street, with good 6-rdomed bouse. A cheap property in this handy suburb. —Price £550. HERBERT STREET.— Good 7-roomed comfortable home on splendid section. Handy to town. —Price £B5O- - STREET.— 6-roomed house in good state repair, all conveniences. Section 1-acre freehold, well laid out. Good paths and garden.— Price £lO5O. SMALL FARM.— 50 acres Leasehold, 30 acres Freehold, situated Inangahua Valley, subdivided and well fenced; good house, 8-bail cowsksd (concrete floor), machine room rnd dairy. Will run 18/20 cows.—Price £7OO SECTIONS: Palmerston St., Freehold, 28 peiches. £2OO. Elizabeth St., Freehold 32 perches, £235. Preston Road, Freehold 32 perches, £7O. Alexander St., Freehold 32 perches.— £250. These can be secured on payment of small deposit, balance weekly payments We are district -agents for SOUTH BRITISH and QUEENSLAND INSURANCE COMPANIES, Fire—Accident —Plate Glass— Motor Car. \ Is your property fully covered T / Jq-ANICABROW & (JO. Thofie 163.
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Grey River Argus, 2 November 1928, Page 1
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