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Grey River Argus, 19 June 1933, Page 4

WINTER DEFIED—COMFORT ASSURED. I PURE WOOL UNDERWEAR— From 6/6 to 12/6 WORSTED UNDERWEAR—--8/11 to 13/6 HEAVY WEIGHT FLEECED UNDERWEAR— 4/6 to 7/6 COTTON & WOOL UNDERWEAR— 2/9 to 5/11 WINTER WEIGHT HOSE—1/- to 3/6 AT C. G. MOORE’S | MERCER, TAINUI ST.

HARKER’S TEA ROOMS HARKER’S TEA ROOMS MACKAY ST. ’PHONE 227. Greymouth’s Leading Tea Rooms. EXCELLENT CU SINE. ATTENTIVE SERVICE. CHARMING ATMOSPHERE. lllilillHlllllllllllllllllilllllllillinHlilllllh

R. E. BELLAMY 34 CHAPEL STREET. Funeral Furnisher and Monumental Mason. GREYMOUTH AND REEFTON. All class of Monumental work done in town or country. ’Phone 202, night or day. MR G. E. HUBBARD—Reefton Agent

ALAN M. RUDGE D. 1.0., N.Z. Member N.Z. Institute of Opticians. Qualified Ophthalmic OPTICIAN. (Opposite Bank of New Zealand) TAINUI STREET, PHONE 571 GREYMOUTH. VISITS PAID TO OTHER DISTRICT? AT REGULAR INTERVALS

APPRECIATION. rpHE KENNEDY FAMILY wish to x convey their sincere gratitude to the Doctors and Nursing Staff of the Grey River Hospital, for the kindness and attention shown to their late brother, Cornelius Kennedy, during his recent long illness; also to the many friends and relations for the expressions of sympathy and floral tributes in their recent sad bereavement.