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Grey River Argus, 23 September 1936, Page 2

Electricity Cooked the Dinner... I //QXrX y /y//</ . . . She Took the Praise. It’s so easy to cook perfeet meals in an Electric stove. Even heat and constant tempertures \\ i& make failures practical- M»\ I . _ly impossible. Elec- - tricity is clean and ® thoroughly reliable. Wy \M ■ Full particulars from GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD. Switch to . . Electricity * Z -1 "I s:M::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;;:::::::i£ Calling for a §

Consultation Hi • T'QxV Obligation, iii | 11 v°“ ha ™ "w ill jj; we shall be only too glad to examine them for you. *■ Call and have your eyes examined under the neweat methods jij and let us prescribe glasses if necessary. ::: I J,. TIENNIE N T I ::: Jeweller & Optician, GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA ::: HPSSHS Brewed by New Zealand Breweries Ltd. Speight’s Branch, Dunedin M HAMER KUMARA OFFERS OILY CANVAS GOODS POST FREE ROADMAN’S COATS—Made specially with small Cape over shoulders. HALF SLEEVES—Men’s 17/6; O.S. 18/6. Extra Long 19/6 LONG SLEEVES—Men’s 19/6; O.S. 20/- ■ Extra Long 22/6 & Without Sleeves, 12/6, 14/6; Plain Butterflys £ 8/6, 9/6. g Oily Leggings—7/6, 8/6, 10/6. | Sou’-Westers—2/11, 3/11. I" BEST VALUE IN WESTLAND I POST FREE! POST FREE! I