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Grey River Argus, 22 April 1929, Page 2

n A CERTAIN YOUNG MAN ABOUT jgP „ TOWN Once every three minutes puts his finger in his Va\ collar and gives it a wrench. This neck stretching, collar-twisting, has become a habit with this young gentleman. If he visited Stopfortb’s his collar troubles Iwl would end and he would have the satisfaction H*! l of securing well-cut, good-fitting clothes at a 11 I reasonable price. JI I W. H. Stopforth REVELL STREET, HOKITIKA

TOURIST SERVICES LTD. UR LEGAL LIABILITY FOR PASSENGERS COVERS UP TO £2S,(MM EACH CAB IN THE STATE FIRE OFFICE. HOKITIKA— FBANZ JOSEF GLACIER. LEA (E HOKITIKA. LEAVE FRANZ JOSEF GLACIER Wednesday 10 o’cloek Sunday » Friday 10 o’clock Tuesday 8 a.m. Sunday 9.30 a.m. Friday 8 a.m. Arrive Waiko 4.80 p.m. Arrive Hokitika k.BO p.m. furs leave Waino for Weheka every Monday at 9 a.m.; returning to Waiho the same day. ?3ODS Fob SOUTH WESTLAND CARRIED BY 2 p.m. MOTOR KORBV REGULAR SERVICE EACH WEEK-END. SPECIAL TRIPS TO LAKE KANIERI—DAILY. SPECIAL TRIPS TO ELECTRIC DREDGE—DAILY. SPECIAL TRIPS $© OTIRA AS ARRANGED. (an particulars from — GOVERNMENT TOURIST DEPARTMENT. THOS. COOK & SONS. NEWMAN’S MOTORS LTD. WELD AND SEWELL STREETS, HOKITIKA.

1/ A f I 'HERE is always a disttndt ’ preference for our BUTTER, CHEESE, HAM, ■ f BACON, ®LARD, Etc. ■ ‘•—sb*’ We are careful about our reputation and ■ ■ purity, care, cleanliness go hand in hand, qB B Eggs are fresh and dependable while highest grade goodo B B only are (tacked. Prove us for Provisions now. ■ B . m,. McDonnell I MERCHANT, GREYMOUTH

4 Rugger ’ What’s more delightful after a hard s ame of Ru 2 ,l, y than to quaff a glassful of < gS BLACKMORE’S . SPARKLING, INVIGORATING BEVERAGES DEMAND BLACKMORE’S PHONE 287.

FOR WINTER WEAR Men’s Chrome Derby Boots Uskide Soles 31/6 Men’s Chrome Derby Boots Heel and Toe Plates 25/Men’s Chrome Derby Boots Plain Fronts 30/STOCK 100 PER CENT BRITISH. CHALK’S Telephone 140. P.O. Box 45. GREYMOUTH.