AMUSEMENTS. jgASKETBALL: Annual Knock-out Tournament, for the Moore Cup, TO-DAY (Saturday), McGinley Park, commencing 1.15 p.m. Teams from Greymouth, Hokitika, Westport and Reefton. (If wet in Star Hail). COMMENCING TO-NIGHT (Sat.), August 3, a Weekly Euchre and Dance, will be held in McKane’s Ha l, Cobden, in aid of the Cobden Convent School. Good prizes (monthly aggregate). Music and Supper. Admission 1/-. YOUNGER SET DANCE, St. Columba Hull, Tuesday, August 6. Proceeds in aid of Dentai Clinic. Kit-Kat Orchestra. Dancing commences 8.30. Single 2/-, Double 3/6. TZ’UMARA League Club’s First Annual Ball, Memorial Hall, Wednesday August 7th (Mayfair Orchestra) £2/2/Waltzing Competition; also special Prize for Lucky Spot and Statue Barn Dance. Prices: Double 5/-, Gents 3/6, Ladies 2/6. TENDERS. GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. TENDERS FOR TRANSMISSION LINES. rpENDERS closing at 5 p.m. on 19th. AUGUST, addressed to the Chairman, will be received at the Board’s Office, Mackay Street, Greymouth, for the construction of 11,000 volt transmission lines, etc., Ten Mile to Barrytown and Ikamatua to Blackwater Mines. Specifications and drawing with general conditions of contract may be obtained at the Board’s office at 10/- per copy, returnable on receipt of bona fide tender. Wm. CLAYTON, Chairman.
PUBLIC NOTICES. £<OAL rpAR pRODUOTS. IyrORE than 2000 derivatives are produced from Coal Tar in Great Britain. All these go up in smoke when coal is used as fuel. It would not be practicable or economical to attempt to produce in N.Z. many of the products referred to above but it is both practicable and economical to produce certain materials from Coal Tar such as Pitch. Creosote, Disinfectants, Paints, Sheep-dip, Orchard Spray, Marine G’ue, etc. A complete list of our products is available for inspection at: — John Burns & Coy., Ltd., Greymouth. Ashby, Bergh & Coy., Ltd., Greymouth. Griffen & Smith, Ltd., Greymouth. Duncan McLean, Ltd., Greymouth. Benton and Coy., Hokitika. Or direct from— RESTAR (5.1.) PTY. 16 Bedford Row, Christchurch. WE HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF GUARANTEED USED CARS. FORD A, 1930 Sporta Coupe, as new, small mileage, with dickey seat —■ £125. BUICK 1927 Sports De Luxe Roadster, small mileage, one owner, dickey seat, leather upholstery, two spare*. FORD V 8 De Luxe Sporta Coupe, run 9000 miles, any trial, £225. Easy term*. We have an excellent selection of :ara. Easy terms to suit any purihaser. PBOWN & FAIRBAIRN, e/o K.B.K Garage, 282 Tuam St., East Christ*hnreh ’Phone 34-425
LADIES I LADIE’ Write to D F C LANVILLE (Mail Order nhemist). For all your requirements in personal hygiene, medicinal preparations and appliances. TOILET REQUISITES, ETC. Write for particulars and quotations. COMPETITIVE PRICES. All parcels forwarded in plain wrappers aer return post. D. F. GLANVILLE, M.P.S. 60, Hoimwood Road, CHRISTCHURCH pLORISTE TREES & SHRUBS NOW TO HAND: Boronia, Erica, Kowhai, Prunus, Hydrangea, Flowering Cherry, Wisteria, Boses, Azalea Mollis, etc. Any other shrub procurable GLADIOLI BULBS: All named varieties, reasonably priced. Mixed choice Bulbs 4/6 dozen. FLORAL WORK A SPECIALTY. FERTILIZERS: Nitrate of Soda, Potash, Bone Dust, Superphosphate, Sulphate of Ammonia. QWEN JJOBINSON Mackay Street Greymouth. 'PHONE 75. VEGETABLES :: VEGETABLES Swedes: 14 lbs 1/-, per qr. 1/6 Carrots: lOlbs. 1/-; per qr. 2/-. Cauliflowers: 6d, Bd, lOd. Cabbage: 6d, Bd, lOd. FRUIT :: FRUIT Mandarins: 10 for 1/-; 6 for 1/-. N.Z. Lemons; 8 for 1/-. . Aust. Naval Oranges: 6 for !/• Apples: 3d per lb. Fruiterer R. W™ Greengrocer Boundary St. Greymouth. WE DELIVER.
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Grey River Argus, 3 August 1935, Page 1
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