LOCAL AND GENERAL

Grey River Argus, 22 September 1932, Page 4

LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Spirit of Spring will be on exhibition at the Druids 7 Hall on Saturday. Come and see the products oi one hundred gardens —a truly wonderful collection. —Advt.

The fish ladder at the Grey Power Board’s dam, aj, Kaimata yesterday at tracted considerable interest from visitors to the scene.

Tents and Flys made to any size or shape at lowest possible prices.—P. G. Willis, Tent-maker, Mackay Street (opposite “Argus” Office), Greymouth.— Advt.

Spring flowers in all their beauty and glory will be on view at the Horticultural Society’s Daffodil Show in the Druids’ Hall on Saturday next, 2 p.m. to 8.30. —Advt.

Just Arrived! A shipment of Men’s Twist Working Shirts, assorted shades only 3/6. Mail orders accompanied by cash will receive prompt attention. — Kim Williams, Mercers and Outfitters. Greymonth.—Advt.

Gold Miners: Best canvas hose for sluicing at lower prices than anywhere on the West Coast. Workmanship guaranteed.—P. G. Willis (opposite “Argus” Office), Mackay Street, Greymouth.—Advt.

A number of men are employed in constructing a road to the Kopara settlement, which, for sixty years has been without road access. The Public Works Department are also pushing along the road to th e Haast, in South Westland, and another northwards from Karamea, towards Nelson. Item oval Notice:- —The Singer Sewing Machine Coy. has opened a Showroom and Depot at 15, Mawhera Quay. Hemstitching and Pleating done on the premises.—Mr L. W. Bailey, authorised agent for the West Coast. —Advt. If you want to see a really good exhibition of Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacinths. Polyanthus, Freesias, Runuueu las, Anemone, etc., visit the Druids' Hall on Saturday next.—Advt. Besides the many lines of Furniture and Effects to be sold by Harley and Co., Ltd., on Saturday next at 2 p.m.. at their Rooms, Mackay Street, the firm will sell, in a deceased estate, a quantity of Jewellery and Watches, 70 lb bag of Sugar, and 51b Tea; anyone looking for bargains are advised to attend this sale. —Advt.

There is magic in White’s furnish ings. Try them. Sec what a few drapes and curtains of the right materials and colourings will do. Call at White’s to-day, and transform that drab and dreary room into one of beauty and charm.—S. Burnett White, High Grade Furnisher.—Advt.

If you are a wise motorist you would be well advised to see what the Western Spray Co. have to say about the care and life of your car, on the front page Of this issue.—Advt.

. Bring your films for Developing and Printing along to A. E. Kilgour’s. Agent for Proctor, Christchruch: Vest pocket size 1/9, extra prints lid by 3i, 1/9, extra prints 2d; 21 by 4}, 2/-, extra prints 2}d. Enlarging: Post Card Size, Glossy 1/-. Sepia 1/6, Velvet Black and White 1/3. 8-1 by 61. Glossy 2/3, Sepia 3/3, Velvet Black and White 2/6. 10 bv 8. Glossy 3/3, Sepia 4/6, Velvet Black and White 3/6. 12 by 10, Glossy 3/9. Sepia 4/6, Velvet Black and White 4/-. Large Stocks of Agfa Films on sale at A. E. Kilgour’s New Premises, Maekay Street.—Advt.

Mr R. McLaren, Principal of the Technical College, invites parents or friends to accompany any pupils who car e to come to a private screening of a film showing the work in New Zealand Perpetual Forests, Ltd. Nur series and plantations, and Canadian Forests Pulp and Paper Mills, tonight (Thursday) at 8 o’clock at the Technical College.—Advt.

Kilgour’s Reminders: Account Books, Address Tags, Foolscap. Typewriter Paper, Fountain Pens, Blotting Paper, Balance Books, Baking Cups, Business Envelopes, Gummed Tickets, Gloy, Gum, Inkstands, Tracing Cloth, Dry Wing Paper, Files, Cash Receipt Books, Goods Receipt Books, Delivers’ Books, Wedding Cake Boxes, Sealing Wax, Time Books, Ticket Inks, Official Envelopes, Erasers, Duplicator Paper, Chalk, Penholders, Writing Tablets, Endorsing Ink, Indices, Bill Books, Box Stationery, Promissory Note Forms, Seecotine, journal Covers. All Account Books and Office Requisites on Sale at A. E. Kilgour’s New Premises, Mackay Street (next P. Beck).—Advt.

News has been received by Mrs Herman Raudnicz, of Hataitai of the death of Dr. Vaclav Vojtech. a member of the Byrd expedition. He was drowned while visiting friends at a Boy Scout camp, not f ar from Prague, in Czecho-Slovakia, a canoe capsizing with a friend and himself, and Voj tech getting into difficulties. He was 31 years of age, and had just been invited to take part in the Canadian Polar expedition by aeroplane. a n offer which he had accepted. While in New Zealand. Dr. Vojtech visited many places, and became known to many people, particularly i n Dunedin and Wellington.—Press Association.

With the advent of Spring we are showing a number of new designs in Carpets, Rugs, Hall Runners, Linoleums and the very latest in Curtains. Our values are noted throughout the Coast and our low prices bring the range within your reach. Inspection is cordially invited and at the same time inspect our Bargain Counter Department.— Harley’s, The Complete Home Furnishers, Greymouth.—Advt.

Popular Records.—Regal 2/6: Just Like a Corner of Heaven, I Want Your Heart, Somebody Loves You, Kiss By Kiss, Perry Werry Winkle, Only Me Knows Why, Our Lodger’s Such a Nice Young Man, Oh Mr Porter, Universal Reel Medley, Paddy Ryan’s Dream, Hear the Yodeler, The Cuckoo Yodel, Have You Forgotten? When You’re Alone Try to Remember Me, One Hour With Lou, We will Always be Sweethearts. H.M.V. records 4/-: Down at Our Charity Bazaar (Graeie Fields), Obadiah’s Mother (Graeie Fields), They All Fall in Love But Me (Graeie Fields), The Mocking Bird Went Cuckoo (Graeie Fields), The Party’s Getting Rough (Graeie Fields), I’ll Always Be True. Zone 2/6: Daddy and Home, My Old Pal. Southern Moon Silvery Moon, Going to the Barn Dance To-night, I Was Born in Old Wyoming, March Lorraine, Marching Song Three Musketeers. —Obtainable at A. E. Kilgour’s New Premises, Mackay Street—Advt