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Grey River Argus, 12 September 1935, Page 4

THE CAR WRECKING OVERLAND CROSSLEY TRUCK. STUDEBAKER DUPLEX 6. WHIPPET FOUR. FORDSON TRACTOR. Reo Flying Cloud Engine Complete. Tuam St., Christchurch ’PHONE 30883. Branches at— Palmerston North, Auckland, New Plymouth, Dunedin, Umaru, Gis home and Nelson. BARRY AND STOUPPE The London Opticians 258 High St. Christchurch. Our next regular Monthly Visit will be made by Mr. Stouppe personally, on - TODAY (Thursday), Sept. 12. TO-MORROW (Friday), Sept. 13. Appointments may now be made by ringing Mr. Meßrearty, Dentist. Barry Stouppe OPTICIANS 258, High Srree* Christchurch. —Mass Production rM<CUJ.iLYSj with your sup« rLIFETVME port enables us I —— A | i to manu f ac ture j I | I at a low price. J' ' I We carry over jS Fl nM. seventy sizes and JR I I| gk designs. Ask for LJ l—J our Illustrated Door Sheet and (poors J prices . C. S. McCully ( c g^ T . c M H ,^ c s H ) Limited TIMBER MERCHANTS, JOINERS. HANUFACTUREHS.

A WARNING TO THE PUBLIC. T> EMEMBER you take a risk when **' you buy glasses without a thorough optical examination. When in need of glasses consult the well-known and oldestablished firm of (6. (fhi>lpAi£ntJ The Premier Opticians, Christchurch, whose next regular visit to Greymouth will be on Friday and Saturday, 4th and sth October. Appointments can now be made by writing, calling or ringing Mr. I Bennington, Sports De pot. (’Phone No. 4855). ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. “BUD”—A. E. Cooke visited Gr»y--r imtii on two precious occasions, but played only one game, and that w the New Zealand Rugby team. He was unable t<o play for Hawke’s Bay owing to a dis ocat’ed shoulder.