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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1934, Page 4

~ S'jp' You r Family’s Future X 7 OU dun* not leave your g family’s future to chance. The possession of an estate is not sufficient. There must be a sound will and a competent trustee. The Public Trustee controls an efficient organization for administering trust estates. His officers, who have had a very wide experience, will prepare yom‘ will free of charge if the Public Trustee is appointed executor. CONSULT THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE OR HIS LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE.

OwOlil HOLD II! YES WE’LL HOLD THEM AS LONG AS WE CAN —BUT HURRY — THEY SIMPLY I CAN’T LAST AT THESE j PRICES Cardigans, Pullovers and Lumber Jackets Colonial and English Manufac- I ture. In many plain and fancy | Designs. PRICED FROM 10/6 to 29/6. C. G. MOORE TAINUI STREET. GREYMOUTH

—Such Meat! —And Such Cooking! Just sit down to one of our HOT DINNERS and enjoy yourself. We pick our Meats, Vegetables, and other Victuals with extra care, so that we can serve you right. HARKER’S TEA ROOMS Mackay St., GREYMOUTH. Phone 227—Private 407-

QOLD JJIGGERS! We are CASH BUYERS OF GOLD in small or large parcels. J. TENNENT, Licensed Gold Dealer, Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. APPOINTMENTS FOR NEXT VISIT of MR. E. A. MURRELL, D.8.0.A., F. 1.0. (England). Representing JOHN R. PROCTOR LTD. (E. Cholerton). The Premier Opticians, Christchurch. May now me made by ringing our Local Representatives REEFTON, Mr Lawn, Broadway. WESTPORT, Mr Petley, Jeweller. HOKITIKA, Mr Perry, Dental Surgeon. GREYMOUTH, Mr Ivan Bennington, Sports Depot.