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Grey River Argus, 23 October 1936, Page 10

What’s newest in Fashions THIS QUESTION IS EASILY ANSWERED AT ROBERT ANDERSON LTD. Fashion Salon. i 07- .7.m7"-. .;• Mi - ■ - - - ■■■- : 7. "' *1 - t < ’■ % - f ■- •i ' .» I I -.-MfewS" J • ' Hi MW V ■ , Mu.' 7. ' g; x. I®! ' lIEI mIBIII* 1 ft dS® , mMr j ' JKmSk‘: feV< s jSBMBSw* . ||| : iMjsEMHMB : Miy-ffiM / • "We have Lay-by for your convenience. 1/- in the £ Discount fcr Cash.

The City Market I 550 COLOMBO STREET, CHRISTCHURCH ! HORSE COVERS. COW COVERS. I Cow Covers, nnlined 7/- j Horse Covers, Sack lined 21/- <jow Covers, full lined ‘ Horse Covers, Ist Grade 35/0 10/- to 17/6 : Prime Table Potatoes, red o r white, ■ 10/- per large sack. i GRAIN AND PRODUCE. | Cow Chaff 2/- Sack Oatstraw Chaff 2/3 Sack | Oatsheaf Chaff 3/6 Sa ch Meatmeal 9/- Sack pollard, 10 bushel, 14/6 Sack Bran, 9 bushels 9/6 Sack h _ _. . o „„ fc Garton Oats, 3 bushel. | Fowl Wheat 15/6 Sack 14/6 gack I Good Clover Hay 8/6 Bale Qo od Cow Ha ,. 2/6 Balo L Wheat "traw 1/- Bale Oat. Straw 1/3 Bale [ AT.T, PRICES FREE ON CHRISTCHURCH, Sacks In. j! ALWAYS IN STOCK. All classes of grain and produce. Hard- J ware, Harness, Implements, Vehicles, New and Second-hand J Furniture, Paints, etc. All enquiries will, receive prompt E attention. Quotations are subject to market fluctuations. E ’PHONE 34680. H. O. SMITH, Proprietor. IE

’ Calling £or a # Consultation iy fw W1 wac “ T ~» AX W r ® Under No ?y Jf||l ® b^gation * bl I If you have any ::: J II —„ Vt —l —tsc—doubts about your eyes ■;■ ■•» we shall be only too glad to examine them for you. ••• ;:: Call and have your eyes examined under the newest methods ::: ;:; and let us prescribe glasses if necessary. ;•; II J . TE N N EN T ||| Jeweller & Optician, GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA !.j

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