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Grey River Argus, 6 November 1928, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES CJASH XJRICES. Sugar, 701 b bag 15/6 Tea. (loose), 2/3—2/6 Cocoa (Nestles) l/61b. Sultanas 6d per lb. Raisins 61 per pkt. Dried Apricots 1/- lb. Dried Peaches 1/- per lb. Flour. 501b5., 10/6 Flour 251b5., 5/9. Candles lOd per lb. Jam, 11b tin 9d. Jam, 21b. tin 1/4 Sauce. Worcestershire, pints lOd. Sauce, Worcestershire, qrts 1/3 Sauce, Tomato, pints 1/-. Sauce, Tomato, qr:s. 1/3 and 1/6. Wheat 7/6 bushel. Choice Fowering Plants at 2/- and 4/dozen. J. rpRUSCOTrp FAMILY GROCER. Mackay Street, GREYMOUTH. A. HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST. MAWHERA QUAY, Wishes to notify his customers and the general public that he will shortly be removing to Albert Street. FOB SALE. SALE. —Electric model ROYAL ENFIELD 21 h.p. Motor Cycle. Almost new. £4s.—Dixon, stationer, Tainui Street. PUBLIC NOTICES. JJESULTg rpilE QBEY JJIVER THE PEOPLE’S POPULAR PAPER COMES.AGAIN TO THE FORE WITH SERVICE FOR THE CITIZENS. We have made arrangements with the New Zealand Press Association to forward us complete returns of every city and town in the Dominion. We have also engaged the services of Mr L. Inkster, the well-known local screen photographer, to screen the results as they come to hand. A large screen will be erected on the ‘ 1 Argus” building in Tarapuhi Street and this will enable residents to view the results from a convenient distance. MANAGEMENT, Grey River Argus Coy. GREYMOUTH UNITED CYCLING CLUB. A N important Meeting of the above A Club will be held in the Trinity Club Rooms at 8 o’clock on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. AH members and intending members invited. COBDEN TOWN BOARD. APPLICATIONS, to close at noon on FRIDAY, November 19, are invited for the position of Roadman. Salary: £5 per week. Particulars obtainable at the Town Board Office. E. DAVISON, Town Clerk. MRS BENGER. WINDSOR pRIVATE JJOTEL MANCHESTER ST.. CHRISTCHURCH. Wishes all her West Coast friends and others to notice the new tariff:— 4/Bed and Breakfast; 5/6 Dinner, Bed week. Two minutes from Railway Station. JJUKE OF J?DINBURGH JJOTEL. Guinness Street. GREYMOUTH. THE HOUSE FOR VISITORS. Patronised by Tourists —and-*-Government Officials. A. MCINTYRE, Proprietress. ’Phone 148. P.O. Box 94. JMPERIAL JJOTEL GREYMOUTH MRS. E. M. PHILLIPS (nee Mrs Davey) wishes to notify the genera! public that she has taken over the above Hotel and trusts, by strict attention to business, to solicit a share of the public’s patronag- 1 . MRS. E. M. PHILLIPS, (nee Mrs. Davey), I Proprietress JJEVINGTON ’6 JJOTEL Opp. Post Office, Greymouth THE TOURIST RESORT. T .is up-to-date Commercial Hotel, s well known to the tourists visiting th West Coast, and to the General Public is now under new management; ever attention given x o bookings by lette 01. wire. Phone 70. P.O. Box 86. J. J. DORE. Pf. urietor. rpENNIS PLAYERS.—Get your racquet re-strung at Bennington’s, Sports Outfitters.