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Grey River Argus, 10 March 1933, Page 7

BULLER ADVERTISEMENTS. ■ftirararg f WINNING TO ROUGH TO BRIGHTER TIMES. GIBBARD’S LOW PRICES AND GOOD VALUES ARE SIGNPOSTS ON THE WAY. Latest Smart Black Poplin Frocks 17/6 Ladies’ Smart Fancy Aprons 1/3 up Check Ginghams, Special Price 6d yard New Smart Cretonnes, Very Special price s|d yard. Navy Knicker Cloth, twilled back, 1/6 yard. Big- Variety Froekings. BJd, 9d. 1/yard up. 3 ply “Toi Toi” Wool in nile green, fawn. save, royal. 2 skeins for 1/1 Grey Nurse Cloth, 27in. 9<l yard. White Towelling-, 10.ld yd., Brown, Bd. 9d, 1/- yard up. Harvard Shirting for hard wear 9d yd. Beatrice Twill. 81d yard. Kapoe, 121bs for 12/6. Ready filled Pillows, 2/6 up. Damask Tabling, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 to 4/3 yard. Curtain Nets, 1/-, 1/6, 1/11, 2/11 yard Fadeless Green Blinding, 27in. 2/6; 42in. 2/11 yard Brown Blinding, 42in. 2/- yard. Blind Rollers and Fittings, 1/6. Infants’ Wear—Singlets 9d up; Gowns 1/11 up. Shawls 6/6 up; Bootees 1/- pair up; Bibs lid up. Parras, 2/3, 2/6 up; Cot Blankets 1/11 each up. Silk I'rani Covers, 8/11 Bovs’ Wear—Singlets 1/6, 1/9, 2/3 Up Strap Shorts. Dominion Serge 3/11 up Tweed Suits 15/- up. Boys’ Shirts in grey and striped 2/3 up Boys’ Overcoats in strong serviceable tweed 19/6 up. Top Stockings, 1/6, 1/11, 2/6 pair up. VERY SPECIAL LINE SEASIDE TOWELS. Size 50in x 25in. 3/9 pair. Other makes 1/6, 1/11, 2/11 to 6/6 pair New Shipment Oriental Mats, Original and Beautiful Designs, Size 68 x 36, 4/9; 47 x 27 2/9 lien’s Specials—Denims, 4/6, 5/6 pair, Double Fronts and Seats. 7/6 pair; llardwears 6/11; Double Fronts and Seats 8/6 pair. Drill Combinations 11/9; Denim 10/9; Denim Bib Overalls 7/6; Denim I'oats 7/6. Special Trench Coats 49/6; Miners’ Oileoats 19/6; Black Italian Work Shirts 3/9, 5/11 Grandrill Work Shirts 2/11. Navy Flannels 4/6, 5/9, 6/3. Very Special Tweed Trousers, Cuff Bottoms, Hip and Side Pockets 14/9 pr. GOLD CLOTH 48in. 10 9 yard, at GIBBARD’S MAIL ORDER HOUSE. Phone 112. WESTPORT. Box 74 ELITE TEA ROOMS. VISITORS TO WESTPORT. ‘Vill find our Morning and Afternoon Teas Refreshing and Invigorating ROBERTSONS ’ BREAD IS A MUSCLE BUILDER. •A’p a choice selection of Confectionery. J M. Robertson and Sons, f’AI.MERSTON STREET, VRPTPORT UN DE ft NEW MANAGEMENT. WAVERLEY PRIVATE HOTEL. WESTPORT, Mhc a’.I.D (Late of Millerton), Proprietress ' M’ANCLES FOR BOARDERS. ■v Ar. 11,>..t luhl> <.♦ \trpn*inY‘ JJEELAM AND jyTOORE’S MOTORS Owing to the present depression Heelam and Moore’s Buses will run, for cash only, at the following reduced fares, until further notice:— Return. Single Stockton to Westport GO 4 0 Millerton to Westport GO 4 0 Hector to Westport 3 0 2 6 Granity to Westport 3 0 2 6 PLACE OF STARTING: WESTPORT POST OFFICE. DAILY TIME TABLE. Leave Millerton 9.10 am. 4.10 p.m Leave Ngakawau 9.30 a.m. 4.30 p.m. Leave Granitv 9.40 a.m. 4.40 p.m. Leave Westport 5.0 a.m. 4.0 p.m EVERY SUNDAY NIGHT A BUS WILL LEAVE WESTPORT POST OFFICE nt. 9 p.m. for Granity, Millerton and Stoekton. BLACK AND yyniTE JJOTEL WESTPORT. JACK PRINCE, Proprietor. Only Best Liquors Stocked. Also Prize Ales and Stout. A HOME AWAY FROM HOME. Hot. Luncheon Daily—l2 to 1.30. gROWN’S JJ OT E L (TOP OF PALMERSTON ST.) ■Westport’s Premier Resort. JOE BROWN, Proprietor. SPEIGHT’S and NAHR’S ON TAP. FULLEST OF MEASURE AND LOWEST OF PRICES. Best of Ales and Spirits only stocked.