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Grey River Argus, 9 May 1935, Page 7

THE WESTLAND BOOK CLUB Announces the Opening n ViicdiJ — ew is ° ok R°° m - ~ E EE Including Fiction, Travel EE ft, Books, Theological Works. — IfV ill| U[ = Number of Books doubled. EEE EEs — gst p — SUBSCRIPTION RATES ON EEE A LOWER SCALE. EEE I WxjUUll I EEE Particulars and Rates on ™ —E application to — B. Dixon’s Ltd. TAINUI STREET.

BEST FOR BABY Rich in nutriment and hygienically prepared. For directions see feeding table, which appears on the tin. ■ IH I VliU'JI lUi W l .- mwkw - THE SAFE MILK. NH.10.5. W

The City Market 550, COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH. HORSE & COW COVERS—GRAIN & PRODUCE. HORSE COVERS, Sack lined 21/- All Sizes HORSE COVERS. First Grade 35/- All Sizes COW COVERS. Unlined 7/6 All Sizes COW COVERS. Full lined 10/6 to 17/6 All Sizes PRODUCE - - PRODUCE WHEAT STRAW CHAFF 2/- Per Saek OAT STRAW CHAFF .. 2/3 Per Saek OAT SHEAF CHAFF 4/- Per Sack MEAT MEAL 9/6 p er Sack GOOD WHOLE FOWL WHEAT 15/- Per Sack PIG MEAL 7/6 Per Sack PRIME CLOVER HAY 3/6 Per Bale STRAW 1/. p er Bale All Prices Free on Rail, Christchurch: Sacks in. SPECIAL OFFER—IO tons No. 11 PLAIN WIRE. Slightly damaged, 9/- per cwt. on rail. ALWAYS IN STOCK. All classes of grain and produce, Hardware, Farm Implements, Vehicles, New and Second-hand Furniture, Harness, Paints, etc. Any enquiries will receive prompt attention. Telephone 34680. H. C. SMITH, Prop.

lllllllllillllilllllllilllllllillilllliiliilllllilllHllllO A New Battery < or The Old One Recharged ? Which i« it yo» are wanting? We can supply you with your requirement*, as we are Sale! X W A&ent* for the Most Reliable Batteries, and carry stocks. If it ia merely a question of a ran down Battery, then our charfcin& plant will »|gj, j tjswj - pur new life into it. Our prices are moderate— H. McGlashan Premier Garage. Sole Agent, Peto & Radford Batteries’, GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 349.

— ■ X GOOD WALLPAPERS ARE NOT J « EXPENSIVE. b * VISIT OUR SHOWROOM AND INSPECT OUR LARGE RANGE " OF EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS. 0 ♦ TINGEY’S i a OIL, COLOUR, GLASS AND WALLPAPER MERCHANTS. J Wellington,—Auckland—Christchurch —Dunedin, A B Wanganui—New Plymouth, and at p MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. Opp. Town Hall. *

NEW ZEALAND—First Air MaiI—ENGLAND- * New Series—Alß MAIL STAMPS—New Series THE JUBILEE AIR MAIL leaving New Zealand approximately Mav 17th will give th- FIRST COMPLETE AIR-MAIL COMMUNICATION between the Dominion and Britain. Celebrate this unique Jubilee opportunity by using the specially designed Air Mail Stamps available from all Post Offices. The denominations are ld„ 3d., and 6d. Air Mail Postage: To Great Britain and Ireland, 2s. Id. each half ounce. Charges to other countries on application at per manent post offices. Trans-Tasman Silver Jubilee Flight. The aeroplane Southern Cross will fly from Sydney to New Zealand, taking off from Richmond Aerodrome on May 14th, and leaving New Zealand on the return flight approximately May 17th. Special Facilities for New Zealand. New Zealanders can inelude souvenir letters in this Austra lia-New Zealand Silver Jubilee Air Mail. Their letters may be posted under cover to General Post Office, Sydney. Either New Zealand or Australian stamps can be used. Rate of postage each way, 7d. per half ounce. PINAL DATE FOR POSTING—BY WANGANELLA FROM WELLINGTON, THURSDAY, MAY 9th.

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