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Grey River Argus, 3 November 1928, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. J. H. K EDDIE CHEMIST AND PHOTO DEALER. * Before- you on your vacation, come to us and we will show you a variety of cameras that will add to your summer pleasure. NEW [SEASON’S CAMERAS JUST LANDED. Box and Folding Brownies; Folding Hawke’s Eye; Latest Models; Folding Kodaks of all sizes. PRICES of above:' From 10/6 to £5 12/6. For every Camera purchased, we will develop and print the first film used FREE. SEE OUR PHOTOGRAPHIC WINDOW DISPLAY. ’S pHARMACY. (Opp. Post Office.) TAINUI STREET. ’Phone 97. P.O. Box 140. These are the nignts for a good book, and “gILL” pEID’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. COME! COME! COME! to the “rjOWBOY B all ” MONDAY, NOVEMBER' sth TOWN HALT., GREYMOUTH. Hear Fred Mayfield’s combination of nine of the foremost musicians of Canada and America on 37 instruments. They will astound you with music which has had no precedent in the Dominion. See Gladys F.y and C’ar’ie Holder demonstrate the “Varsity Drag.” Itinerary of West Coast Tour: — GREYMOUTH sth NOV. KUMARA 6th NOV. HOKITIKA 7th NOV. Plan at Webley’s. Gentlemen 7/-, Ladies 3/6, Onlookers 2/-. Good Supper Provided. PUBLIC NOTICES. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. rpHE Board invites tenders in sealed -®- envelopes marked “Coal Tender.’ addressed to the Chairman, for 50 tons per week, more or less, of bituminous coal. Calorific value in B.T.U. per lb. to be stated. Tenders close at 5 p.m. on Monday, 19th November, 1928. The. lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. SINCLAIR TROTTER, Engineer.

TO THE PEOPLE OF INANGAHUA AND GREYMOUTH. T BEG TO ANNOUNCE that I have taken a Land Agency Business at 203 Willis St., Wellington, and will be pleased to meet all, or any person seeking investments, and advise accord ingly. JOHN CARROLL, Late of Reefton

Please note I am not filially connect ed with any CARROLL in Greymouth G EO ' H. W OODS L TD ' CHRISTCHURCH. Box 613. Telephone 811 EUREKA £JHICKFOOD POULTRY MASH and FOODS ALWAYS ON HAND. Enquiries Invited. NEW ZEALAND FLAX. STARTLING DEVELOPMENTS —in— CULTIVATION & MANAGEMENT —and — RETURNS ON CAPITAL. y pER £JENT. pREE OF JNCOME rj AX GUARANTEED. WHERE? WHEN? HOW? Explained by:— Application to: — yy ESTL AND AGENCY £OY. P.O. BOX 98 GREYMOUTH. JJOTEL High Street, Christ church. VISITORS from the West Coast will receive a cordial welcome at the above Hotel. Tariff 10/- per day, weekly by arrang'ment. Sports Clubs specially catered for. Speight’s Beer on Tap. Phone 292. Telegrams promptly atI tended to. | THOS. E. ROBINSON, (Late of Kaikoura and West <?oasC) Proprietor-