MILDERSON LISCUIT COY.

Grey River Argus, 3 November 1928, Page 8

MILDERSON LISCUIT COY.

TO HOLDERS OF VOUCHER FORMS. The leading Gnymouth Grocers. Messrs McDonnell and Co., I’. Beck and Co., J. Truscott, W. H. Boucher and Co.. J. E. Cahill, D. Douglas Kittle Bros, and the grocers in the country districts have received the following intimation from the Mildorson Biscuit Coy:-— “Many crates shipped on Titoki. Tuesday. boat delayed for three days by fierce s'orm around Wellington, arriving Tuesday, regret unfortunate delay, kindly explain position to customers, Mildersons. ” Extra copies of the “Argus’ 1 containing voucher can be secured from the “Argus” Office. THE HON. W. F. FINLAYSON. The Hon. W. F. Finlayson comes to Grey district with the reputation of an outstanding Labour Speaker who for nine years represented Labour in the Federal Parliament of Australia, later being a member of the Legislative Council until its abolition. He understands the movement and is a keen advocate of the workers’ rights. He is described as a “man with a message for workers.” Mr Finlayson comes in the interests of the Prohibition movement and is accompanied by the Rev. Moses Ayrton whose name is familiar to all Coast Labour enthusiasts. Mr Ayrton’s friends will be delighted to welcome him back to the Coast. Both speakers hope to have the opportunity of open air work and arrangements are being made for this. It is hoped that they will speak in the open air on ►Saturday evening. Rifles, Guns, Skates, Footballs, Ele ric Batteries, Hockey Sticks, eac.— ton’s. Snorts Outfitters. —Ad”t TVTEW SPRING GOODS:—Pyramid Handkerchiefs, Parisian Ties and everything that makes the dressy 'nan. Call on ALF. HARRISON for y' ur requirements. rpHE GREY RIVER ARGUS hav e the LATEST in Christmas Cards. Now is the time to think of your friends over seas, name and address printed o n cards from 3/6 to 6/6 per dozen. Call in and sec our samples.