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Grey River Argus, 22 April 1937, Page 4

BARRY AND BTOUPPE LTD., F.8.0.A., KEO. (London), Consulting Opticians. Mr. N. Stouppe will visit Groymo-Bth personally . 22nd. & 23rd. APRIL and may then be consulted for sighttesting at the surgery of Mr D. McBrearty, Dental Surgeon. NEXT REEFTON VISIT APRIL 21. Mr. Stouppe has recently returned from the London Refraction Hospital where he studied sight-testing under the leading authorities in England. Haoy & St©i»]?pe OPTICIANS 2CB HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH.

■■pF J lj|L ■■ 1 For Enjoyable ASterswcm Teas After a long drive to town and a tiring shopping tour you’ll appreciate the comfort of Tea served here. _ •sss Como in when in town. —— ■ HARKERS | = Mackay St., GREYMOUTH. " 'Phons 227. Private 407. = ginniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiw

MR. E. CHOLERTON, Optical Specialist. Proprietor of PROCTER’S ' FMK ' ©PTICIAWS “ 200 HIGH STREET, CHRISTCHURCH will be visiting GREYMOUTH personally, and may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at MR N. D. MENZIES’ DENTAL ROOMS, Grey Motors Building (Opposite Post Office). TO-MORROW, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Not later). Appointments can now be made by ringing our local representative-, Mr Ivan Bennington. (’Phone No. 4855).

tpHE MEMBERS of the MARIST A CRICKET CLUB and the CELTIC FOOTBALL CLUB are requested to attend the funeral of the late JAMES McGINLEY, which will leave St. Patrick’s Church THIS (Thursday) MORNING at 10 o’clock. J. D. CULLEN. President. 21/4/37. COURT CONCORD, A.O.F. TyjEMBERS of the above Lodge are requested to meet at St. Patrick's Church THIS' (Thursday) MORNING- at 10 o'clock, to attend the funeral of their late Brother, J. McGINLEY. BY ORDER OF THE C.R.