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Grey River Argus, 27 April 1929, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! VEGETABLES! VEGETABLES! Highest grade Fruit and Vegetables daily at prices that defy all competition. Jonathan Apples 441 b ca?e 8/C ranges a dozen 3/Cooking Pears 401 b case 7/6 Cooking Apples 3d lb, 401 b case 6/6 Pic Melon s 2d per lb Marrows 14d per lb Spinach 3d per bundle Chestnuts 6d per lb Carrots and Parsnips mixed, a qr. 2/6 TOMATOES 4/- and 6/- case. Agent for Jubilee Coal.

gOB WHITE Fruiterer, 21 Boundary St. jtyjflSS LADIES’ HAIRDRESSER AND TOILETTE SPECIALIST. Specialises in Marcel Waving, Water Waving. MANICURING AND MASSAGING. SOLICITS A TRIAL. Satisfaction Guaranteed. No. 3. Boundary Street. P.O. Box 203. /Phone No. 486 K NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT. ANEMONES AND RANUNCULUS Offered subject to pales at bedrock prices) without incurring any outlay such as postage, as we pay postage and send von thc_^ eB t procurable. anemone? . A \ Per Per doz. 100. Single, mixcWnew seedlings' 1/-- 7‘/6 De Caen, Freir'h giant poppy flowered 1/3 0/6 Double, Blue shades mixed 1/9 12/6 Double, Scarlet Shades mixed 2/- 15/St. Brigid, choice mixed Irish strain 1/9 12/Single Blue, extra choice 1/9 12/St. Bavo mixed early flowering . . 2/- 15/Peu Brilliant, extra large single Scarlet 2/6 17/6 Fulgens, the true Scarlet Wind-flower 2/6 17/6 His Excellency, deep Scarlet, White centre 2/6 17/6 RANUNCULUS.— French, extra fine mixed 1/3 9/Emperor of China (pure Yellow) 2/- 12/6 Primrose Beautv (Sulphur Yellow) * 1/9 12/Salva/or Rora (Rose Pink) 1/9 12/Oran'ge Brilliant (Orange) 1/9 12/Rose Holland (Carmine extra) 1/9 12/Rosalie (Rose Pink) 2/- 12/6 Crimson. Turban (Crimson) 1/9) 12/Hercules, Turban, pure white 1/9 12/Romano, Turban (Scarlet) 2/- 12/6 Turban d’Or (Scarlet and Gold) 2/- 12/6 Tu: ban (choice mixed-from the above varieties) 1/9 12/Persian, extra choice mixed 1/3 9/Tuiban, extra fine mixed 1/3 9/ALL POST FREE. 50 of any one Variety at 100 Rates. Postal Notes Preferred. JND ENT DOX 993, WELLINGTON. Mention this Paper when ordering. GREY COUNTY COUNCIL. DEFAULTERS’ LIST. TN accordance withJSection 57 of 11 The Counties’ Act, any RATEpAeR whose RATES, or any part thereof, REMAIN UNPAID on and after SATURDAY, April 27, will NOT be entitled to a VOTE at the forthcoming M. KEATING, County Clerk. Greymouth, April 23, 1929.

COUNTY OF GREY. ELECTION OF THREE REPRESENTATIVE'S OF THE COUNTY OF GREY ON THE GREY HOSPITAL BOARD. PURSUANT to Section 12 of “The Local Elections and Polls Act, 1925,’’ 1 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that the following persons have beda duly nominated as candidates for the office of REPRESENTATIVES of the. County of Grey for the Grey Hospital Board: — CARTER, HENRY GEORGE. HANNAN, JOHN WILLIAM. MULCARE, JAMES. ROBINSON, ARTHUR. And there being only THREE vacancies to be filled, a POLL will be taken as between the candidates on W EDNESDAY, the Bth day of MAY, 1929, at the following polling places:— Maher’s Creek, Wyldejs Residence. Barrytown, School. Rapahoc, Noble’s Residence. Coal Creek, Horan’s Residence. Totara Flat, School. Nobles, Phalert’ s Residence. Upper Grey_ Palmer’s Residence*. Ahaura, Memorial Hall, llaupiri, Drayton’s Residence. Roa, Mine Office. Blackball, Miners’ Hall. Lees’ Ferry, Lees’ Residence. Atarau, Turner’s Residence. Nelson Creek, School. Ngahere, School. Arnold (Stillwater), Moore’s Residence. Kotuku, Jack’s Mill. Kopara, Malliuson ’ s Residence. Ruru, Gillandor ’s .Residence. Omoto, School.'? South Beach, Hewlett’s Residence. Paroa, O’Donnell’s Residence. Boddytown, Duffy’s Residence. Rutherglen, Bruhn’s Residence. Dunganville, Tibbles’ Residence. Kokiri, Lloyd’s Store. Aratika, Mallinson’s Residence. Patara . Mill Office. Marsden, Coburn’s Residence. Camerons, School Hall. Westbrook, Nicholas’ Residence. Rotomanu, Public Hall. jfe Public Hail. Grey mouth, County Chambers. POLLING HOURS: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Dated at Greymouth this 26th day of April, 1929. M. KEATING, Returning Officer.