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Grey River Argus, 18 February 1932, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICBA NEW SEASON’S JUMPERS & CARDIGANS JUMPERS & QXRDIGANS AT SALE PRICES. AT SALE PRICES. Children’s Fancy Striped CARDIGANS, — Size 26, 3/9: 28, 3/11, 30. 4/6 32, 4/9. »/>>/» Ladies’ Fancy Striped JUMPERS, wonderful Sale Bargain— 3/6 each. Ladies’ Fancy Striped CARDIGANS, wonderful Sale Bargain, 3/11 each. SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. INSPECTION INVITED. SPECIAL WINDOW DISPLAY. INSPECTION INVITED. rpYMONS’, LTD. rpYMONS’, BOX 5- GREYMOUTH.

ALUMINIUM FISH SLICERS 6d COMBINATION GRATERS 6d BEAD POT SCOURERS 3 for 1/DISINFECTANT POWDER 6d and 9d PING SCENTED FLY SPRAY 1/6 bottle DUTCH paste CLEANSER 6d tin TOILET SOAP, large, 4 and 5 for 1/- ' SAND SOAP 4 cakes 6d \ REXONA TOILET SOAP 3 for 2/9 1 MACHINE OIL, large bottles 7d All the LOW PRICES start from our Stores for Groceries, Household Hardware and Other Lines stocked by us. gECK ’S £JABH gTOBES FRUIT AND yEGETABLES. W® have decided to quote West Coast Buyers with Fresh Fruit and Vegetables. All orders received will be packed and put on Express trains the same day as received. We will pack assorted cases in quantities required for Domestic Use. No order too small and none too large. We pay the freight to your nearest Railway Station on all orders for 7/6 or more. We stipulate Cash with orders as our prices are very low.

VEGETABLES. Best Table New Potatoes in 561 b. bags, 4/6; Table Onions, Id per lb.; Carrots, 2/- doz. bunches; Beetroot, 2/doz. bunches; Cabbages, extra good 4/pertfsi.; Pumpkins, 2Jd' per lb.; Marrows, 2d per lb.; Cucumbers, 2/- per dozen Lettuce, 1/6 per doz. Rhubarb, 4/- per doz. bundles; Tomatoes, best Dessert in 121 b. boxes, 4/-; Tomatoes, sauce, in 121 b. boxes, 2/6; Green Peas, 3d per lb.; Jam and Pie Melons, 2d per lb.; Scarlet Runners, 4d per lb.; French Beans, 4d per lb. FRUIT. Apples, Cooking, per case 5/-; Dessert Apples 6/6, Pears 6/6, Peaches 4/6, Apricots 5/-, Plum s 4/-, Greengages 4/6, Nectarines 5/-, all per case; Lemons 1/6 dozen; Oranges 1/6 per dozen. We respectfully solicit a trial order, and we guarantee to give satisfaction. REMEMBER: WE PAY POSTAGE. QARDENS, P.O. BOX 598, CHRISTCHURCH. ROOKED JJAM OFF THE BONE OB ROLLED. FRESH DAILY. Also HAM SAVOURIES and FRANKFURTS for Breakfast or Supper. 4«rpHE JJAINTY” LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS. (Opposite Holy Trinity Church) ALBERT ST. GREYMOUTH JJUNOLLIE JJOTEL THE SPOBTB HOSTELBY, DUNOLLIE. Only a quarter of a mile from the Greymovth-Westport Main Highway ' Where the best Alee, Winea and Spirits are alway, j n atoek. F JJESLIN. Proprietor. Phone 17JD Where to Stay In Uhrlßtcharch. gILLIABD rpABLE installed for guests at the WINDSOR pRIVATE JJOTEL. Manchester St., CHRISTCHURCH (Two Minutes from Railway Station) Excellent Table. Home Comforts. TARIFF: Dinner, Bed and Breakfast 5/6; 7/- per day. £2 per week. Permanents by arrangement. Yo« all know MARY BENGEB for CLEANLINESS. SHOP IN ALBERT STREET. COSTUMES AND FROCKS Thoroughly DRY CLEANED. Only '7/6. Satisfaction Guaranteed. yy L echer and c o ' Albert Street, GREYMOUTH. GBEYMOUTH LAUNDRY. 'JIHE PREMIER LAUNDRY of the WEST COAST. The best of work 1 Jone and turned out expeditiously.