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Grey River Argus, 9 May 1936, Page 8

SAFETY FIRST LESSON FOR BABY RABBITS ® MOTHER RABBIT M A) L'/Q “Remember Son, there tiF( v are more bunnies killed \j'/( I "a 'SaIL in New Zealand with )/' ill 1.C.1. -22’s than all other x'ffe' W brands put together.” „^ lit BABY RABBIT “Yes Mum. 1.C.1. shall Sl have to be very careful. Ha Hal Ha! HIGH veloclty EXpRESS NON RUSTING /ICn-n mm fire ||OW do you feel To-day? Appearances govern one’s feelings. . . pride and confidence. Neglect appearances and both pride and confidence definitely slip. That’s why the wise ones regularly use Taylor’s Dry Cleaning and Pressing service to keep their appearances up to the mark. Besides the comforting assurance Taylor Dry Cleaned and Pressed garments give. . . literally new' clothes for a few shil lings. ... it’s worthy of your consideration Leave your garments at TRUMAN’S WAREHOUSE—C. TAYLOR & CO’S Greymouth. Agents. TaylorS ! The BEDFORD | GOLD FLEET I is Here ! | ■ The 1936 Bedford Gold Fleet of modern Trucks is now available g { for demonstration to all interested truck users aud operators g r until THURSDAY NEXT (the 30th). g I The fleet includes transport units to suit every modern require- B I ment, from 8-cwt. light vans to sturdy 4-ton models. B I You must uot miss this opportunity of seeing all that is new and B I modern in motor transport being put through its paces. t] DEMONSTRATIONS | j gladly arranged to suit your S I convenience. S I SCHAEF’6 | I MACKAY STREET, ’PHONE 523. g

1430 NEW TELEPHONES INSTALLED DURING MARCH CONSTITUTES a record number of insttallations in any month since telephones were first introduced in New Zealand about 50 years ago. COME ON THE TELEPHONE NOW —ENJOY SO MUCH FOE SO LITTLE—VISIT OUB SHOWROOM. THE 1936 Wallpapers HAVE ARRIVED ' R.&E. Tingey &Co. Ltd PAINT, GLASS, WALLPAPER MERCHANTS, ? MACKAY ST. (opp. Town Hall.) llllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllUllllllMlllllM