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Grey River Argus, 14 August 1935, Page 2

3leto fashions — Jleio Values -SPRING OPENING Every Department Transformed with the Essence of Spring. NEW COATS, NEW FROCKS, WONDERFUL MILUNERY EXQUISITE DRESS GOODS The Smartest Spring Fashions Cost Less Here. PRIVATE SHOWINGS ARRANGED. ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE LATEST. Trum a n 1 s I

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Let The. WOMEN Judge For Themselves Are they content to stand over hot, smelly fireplaces, stoop over steaming wash-tubs, sew in poor light, day after day, year in, year out. Are they content with the same old routine, when they can have at their service, the most willing servant which will do their work in half the time, provide clear light, more conveniences, more comforts and offer more spare time. GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY.. . . judge by the brighter homes, happier faces of those already using Electricity—and take into most serious consideration the definite economy of it all. Yom Need Electricity IN YOUR HOME WHY NOT INSTAL TO DAY? GREY ELECTRIC POWER - BOARD. Mackay Street, Greymouth.

Hand Books on Garden Craft ‘Easy Guide to New Zealand Gardening’’ 2/-, postage 3d. “1000 Gardening Hints”’2/6, Postage 3d.; “Practical Gardening in New Zealand,” by Tannock, Boards 5/-, Cloth 6/-, Postage 6d. “Rock Gardening for Beginners” 3/6 Postage 4d. “Rose Growing” 1/6. “Gardening Hints” 1/6, Postage 3d extra. “Sweet Peas 1/6. Postage 3d. “How to Pruue” 9d. “Pot Plants” 9d. Postage 2d. “Border Carnations” 9d. Postage 2d. “The Rose Book” by Thomas, 12/6, Postage Bd. “The Amateurs Rose Book” by Thomas, 15/- Postage Bd. “Gladioli” by Macself, 7/6. Postage 6d. SEND IN FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS TO— B. Dixon’s Ltd. j.’AINUI STREET. GREYMOUTH

GOLD BAND TAXIS ’Phone 37, — Hokitika—Phone 37. Manager: Mr. J. SHANNON. Continuous Day and Night Taxi and Petrol Service. Absolutely the latest luxurious Sedan Cars. Lowest. Fare 1/-. Will go anywhere EXCURSIONS 'AND SCENIC RESORTS AND GLACIERS BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT.