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Grey River Argus, 13 June 1931, Page 1

PUBLIO NOTICES. JJUNOLLIE JJOTEL THE SPORTS HOSTELRY, DUNOLHE. Only a quarter of a mile from the Greymouth-Westport Main Highway Where the best Alas, Wines and Spirits , are alway s i n stock. F. JJESLIN. . Proprietor. Phone 172 D. HOW WILL YOU SPEND j THE WINTER EVENINGS? Turn your leisure evenings into profit- Guard against unemploy- , < ment and at the same time fit , yourself for a higher paid responsible position. Practical specialised study under Hemingway’s i will put you on the road to success. HEMINGWAY’S POSTAL-STUDY COURSES Accountancy, Prof., Book-keeping, Cost Accountancy, Law Prof., Bankers ’ Diploma, Matriculation, Teachers’ Certificates, Public Service Entrance, Salesmanship, Advertising, Land Agency, Pitman’s Shorthand. Why Delay? Send Now for particulars of any of the above Courses—and study at home to increase your earning power. JJE MING WAY ’ S CORRESPONDENCE gCHOOLS. P.O. Box 516. AUCKLAND A STRONOMY foree&sts Weather; Astrology foretells future. Send Stamp for yours to ZINGARA, As trologer, Box 518, Auckland, N.Z. N.Z. GOVERNMENT TOURIST AGENCY. N’ANC ARROW AND CO. have been *■’ appointed DISTRICT AGENTS for the above Department, from May 1. RAIL, STEAMER and MOTOR passages booked to anywhere in New Zealand. Accommodation reserved. No booking charge. Full information regarding Tours, Fares, Rates, etc., at Offices, Mackay Street. NANCARROW AND CO., Tourist Agents. J OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT. F. E. S TENT I (Late of Gilbert Bros.) I Watchmaker and Jeweller, Has COMMENCED BUSINESS in ALBERT STREET, GREYMOUTH, With a well-selected range of WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELLERY j AT REASONABLE PRICES. | - QROCERY pRICES I — " i Loose Tea 2/- per lb | Loose Cocoa 1/3 per lb ’ Green’s Bacon 1/3 per lb 1 Jam (21b tins) 1/2 (Potatoes (large sacks) 12/Aud all that the Busy Housewife needs at the Lowest Prices. D. D ouglas> Mackay Street and Marsden Road, Phones 22 and 396. I JQANCARROW & £O. LAND AGENTS, ! MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTB. (Established 1869). These properties are good value. 7 Cheaper than paying rent. ' £BB5— A substantial nine-roomed dwell ing; in first-clas s order; fitted with i modern conveniences and suitable j for private boardinghouse. It ii j ideally situated. Easy terms can be I arranged, if desired. £lO50 —Large seven-roomed dwelling within five minutes of Post Office. i An excellent home. Every modern convenience. Land is suitable for subdivision. £73s—Freehold property in residential ■ part of town, opposite Recreation Ground. Good section with 6-roomed ' dwelling thereon, in first-class conI dition. Good paths, garden and fowl run. Property has splendid aspect, i Terms:JHalf cash, balance Mortgage. 1 Rate £9 12/10. £B4o—Turumaha Street. Well situated i property in this hamdy locality. Na- - tive lease. (Perpetual renewal) just issued. Dwelling 5 rooms, every convenience. Handy to school, swimj ming baths and railway workshops I WE HAVE OTHER PROPERTIES. | Apply at our Office for details. ARROW & (JO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. ’MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH I LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S very best j WOOLLEN (JARDIGANS * at | LOWEST PRICES M BS H JACKSON 1 and ■ M TRS J. p EEBLES TAINUI ST., (Opposite Opera House) GREYMOUTH.