Page 1 Advertisements Column 1

Grey River Argus, 12 December 1928, Page 1

“The Grey River Argus” Guaranteed the largest ' Circulation of any Newspaper \ on the \ West Coast.

rrauo MOTioia. yyEST £OAST pLOEIST £JOWBEATHS AND BOUQUETS. BEDDING OUT FLOWEEING. PLANTS OF ALL KINDS. TOMATO, MARROW, PUMPKIN and CU.CUMBEE PLANTS. pAIRHALL & fJAMPBELL. Lawn’s Buildings, Mackay Street. Or ’Phone 360. JIM pOLLOGAN The Latest in Buiti, Shirti, Ties, fancy Sox, and B«ot». A LARGE SELECTION TO CHOOSE PROM. Address:— MAWHERA QUAY. GRWVMOUTHPRODUCE pRICES Dates in 701 b boxes, slightly damaged 10/- box. Small sound Table Potatoes 13/6 sack; Pig Potatoes 4/6 sack. Fowl Wheat 24/- sack; Feed Oats 16/6 saek; Pig Meal 12/- sack; Meat Meal 1001 b bags 14/- saek; Oyster Grit 1001 b bags 5/- saek; Oat Sheaf Chaff £6 5/- ton; Pollard 200’s 18/6; Bran 180’s 14/3; Flour 200’s 35/-; Our Own paek Tea 51bs and upwards 2/3 per lb; i chests 2/- lb. Send 3d i» stamps and we will post you a liberal sample of this line. Best Bacon 30 to 40 lb Rolls 1/- lb; Xmas Hams 1/3 per lb; New Potatoes at present 4d per lb; Green Peas at present 56 per lb. We have had many enquiries regarding our recent advertisement of sack lots of vegetables and wish to advise that we cannot quote definitely as prices of these lines are continually fluctuating. We now quote fresh spring vegetables in 10/- parcels and guarantee a good assortment at lowest market rates. If you require anything not listed drop us a line and we shall be pleased to quote. j i j This list cancels all previous lists. Terms strictly cash with order, freight to be included if siding is a Hag station. gPREYDON pRODUCE £<OY. 240 Lyttelton St., SPREYDON Where To Stav In Christchurch. yyHEN IN £<HRISTCHURCH Stay at JJOTEL AMBASSADORS With its luxurious furnishings and _ artistic interior decorations this new up-to-date Private Hotel is the best th

City has to offer. TARIFF 12/6. Weekly Terms Arranged. MANCHESTER STREET. (One minute from Railway Station.) Telegrams promptly attended to 'Phone 2939. T. BLEEMAN, Prop. JpSNILWORTH pRIVATE JJOTEL 26 Cashel St., Christchurch, Phone 388. Quietest, Sunniest and Best Position in the city. Up-to-date bathrooms am separate showers. Terms: 10/- ptf day; £3/3/- per week Permanents by arrangement. (Mrs E. Potter. Proprietress! RAILWAY JJOTIL MANCHESTER STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. One Minute from Station. A new, up-to-date building. Every modern convenience. Only best Wines and Spirits Terms Moderate. Terms 12/6 per day. MBS M. A. GREGORY. Proprietress r-liooe 2l)l>° JMPERIAL JJOTEL GREYMOUTH. MRS. E. M. PHILLIPS (noe Mrs Davey) wishes to notify the general public that she has taken over the above Hotel and trusts, by strict atten tion to business, to solicit a share Ox the public’s patronage. MRS. E. M. PHILLIPS, (nee Mrs. Davey), Proprietress pMPIRr. JJOTEL High Street, Christchurch. VISITORS from the West Coast will receive a cordial welcome at the above Hotel. Tariff 10/- per day, weekly by arrangement. Sports Clubs specially catered for. Speight’s Beer on Tap. Phone 212. Telegrams promjtly attended to. TIIOS. E. ROBINSON, (Date of Kaikoura and West Ooas'J Proorietor JJUKE OF EDINBURGH JJOTEL. Guinness Street. GREYMOUTH. THE HOUSE FOR VISITORS. Patronised by Tourists —and— Government Officials. K. MoINTYRE, Proprietre®** 'PAone 148. Box 94