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Grey River Argus, 17 May 1943, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES, “OYSTREX” SAUSAGES. “OYSTREX” SAUSAGES. 10d LB. SPRING LAMB FROM 8d LB. PRIME SIDES MUTTON 7/-. Cash With Order. TAINUI ST., & MARSDEN RD. ’Phones 37 & 880. p R E S T O N ’S. piSH gUPPLY (C. R. MILNE, Proprietor) Retail: Mackay St., Phone 838. Wholesale: Boundary St., ’Phone 22. gE AL Y’S —FOR—FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRUIT & VEGETABLES FRUIT & VEGETABLES QUALITY VALUE SERVICE A trial order will convince it pays you to GET IT AT KEALY’S Opposite Opera House. Telephone 497. JJALF Ton Truck: Chevrolet Six, good tyres.—£Bs. HAINES MOTORS LTD.

AMUSEMENTS. s®* OPERA HOUSE Daily FINALLY Nightly 2 p.m. TO-NIGHT 7.45 p.m. “GREAT GUNS” “TOM' BROWN’S SCHOOLDAYS” (Both App. for Universal Exhibition) COMMENCING TUESDAY. Hilarity and Homicide. Combined in one of the fastest and funniest comedy thrillers ever to hit the screen. ~ “NIGHT - [N NEW ORLEANS” (And Oh! What a Morning After!) Preston Patricia Albert Foster Morison Dekker (Rec. by Censor for Adults) • —IN ADDITION— First of a New Series of Bulletstreaked Adventures. ” 7 ARIZONA~ BOUND” Starring: “THE ROUGH RIDERS” Buck Tim Raymond Jones McCoy Hatton Mightiest Western Combination of All Time. (App. for Universal Exhibition) DON’T FORGET EUCHRE & DANCE COBDEN GYM., TO-NIGHT (Mon.). IN AID OF PATRIOTIC FUNDS. T> EGENT THEATRE TO-NIGHT (Monday), at 8 o’clock. To be opened by His Worship the Mayor (Mr F. A. Kitchingham) :— Fashion Parade by White's Fashion Corner. Dancing numbers by Miriam Trott School of Dancing; Best Musical Items; Drawing of Raffles. (A) Miss Perotti’s Section valued at £2OO. (B) Firescreen. (C) Dinner Set. (D) Oak Writing Desk. Every holder of a ticket for the Entertainment participates in raffle i for Oak Writing Desk. ADMISSION 2/- & 2/6. Booking now open at the Regent Theatre. A. M. JAMIESON, Hon. Secretary.

SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE SPECIAL PURCHASE ROCHDALE CIDER ROCHDALE CIDER ROCHDALE CIDER ROCHDALE CIDER LIMITED QUANTITY LIMITED’ QUANTITY LIMITED QUANTITY LIMITED QUANTITY ONLY ONLY ONLY ONLY QUARTS /~ CASE pints 42/6 CASE BAILLIE, NEVILLE & CO., LTD. P.O. BOX 190. ’Phones 119 & 233. 6 WERITA STREET, GREYMOUTH.

DANCE— J'oin in the fun DANCE— NEXT' DANCE— WEDNESDAY DANCE— AT DANCE— BLAKETOWN HALL DANCEDANCE— Long Night DANCE— Good Supper DAN CE— Admission 1/6 PUBLIC NOTICES. INHALE’S QPTTCAL gERVICE Established Over 45 Years. MR S. R. WHALE will personally visit GREYMOUTH on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, May 25th. and 26th., and may be consulted for' SIGHT TESTING at Revington’s Hotel. Appointments for this visit can now be made by writing to 677 Colombo Street, Christchurch, or at Revington’s Hotel. WESTPORT VISIT: THURSDAY May 27th. to SATURDAY, May 29th.’

J. m artin b UNT F.P.A.N.Z. F.I.A.N.Z. Public Accountant, Auditor, Secretary and T'rade Assignee, Taxation Consultant. COMMERCIAL CHAMBERS, . Albert Street, Greymouth. i ’Phones—l2o & 244. I i FREE! FREE! FREE! HUSBANDS’ AND WIVES’ GUIDE. Sent Confidentially under Plain Wrapper. Contains Invaluable Information. POST FREE. Write for your copy now to— MAIL ORDER DRUGGIST, Box 531. Christchurch. CHIROPRACTIC T ATEST Approved Method for Spinal, Nervous and General Disorders. G. H. RATTRAY FRASER CHIROPRACTOR, Cnr. Albert & Guinness Streets, GREYMOUTH. ’Phone 420.

“THE CLIMAX OF CIVILISATION” PLANT NOW! We offer a splendid lot of large flowering CLEMATIS in the following shades of colour:— Purple, White, Mauve, Heliotrope, Pale Blue and Pink. Price 4/6 each. Postage extra. Clematis rank among the finest climbing plants. They are easy to grow and are effective during Summer and Autumn months. We also offer a splendid line of the edible black PASSION FRUIT. Price 2/6 and 3/6 each. Postage extra. NAIRN’S NURSERIES, LTD., (W. J'. Humm, Director). GARDENS. Box 426, Christchurch. ’Phones 35-673 and 34-619. A.M.P. SOCIETY I FOR ADVICE AND SERVICE. —Consult— W. J. HICKS, District New Business Representative ’Phones 165; Private 75. Box 35, Greymouth.

YOUR CHEMIST IS MORE THAN A MERCHANT. FOR STOCKS OF BABY REQUIREMENTS, CALL AT HOGG’S. Glucose D„ 2/9. Farex Cereal Food, 1/6 and 2/6. Osromalt, 5/-. Ankoria Baby Food, 2/5 and 5/9. Minidex, 3/10. Sunshine Glaxo, 2/6 and 5/6. Nyal’s Baby Couah, 1/8. Karilac Nos. 1,2 and 3, 1/7. Nyal’s Worm Syrup 2/9. . Kariol and Karil, 2/11 tin. Nyal’s Santonettes, 2/2. Malt with Halibut Oil and Orange Heatex Feeders, I'3. - Juice, 2/7 and 4/7. Teats, 9d each. Dinniford’s Magnesia, 2/2. J. and J. SOAP, 1/1. Nyal’s Milk of Magnesia, 1/10. ALSO STOCKS OF ROBINSON’S BARLEY AND GROATS. L. F. H° GG G REy M°UTH & JJOKITIKA QREYMOUTH-yyESTPORT pASSENGER & QOODS gERVICE CURTAILMENT OP SERVICES. As from TUESDAY, 27th. October, the existing Greymouth-Westport Passenger and Goods Service will be SUSPENDED, and the following timetable will be operated. PASSENGER SERVICE— Leave Greymouth for Westport Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4.30 p.m., after the arrival of the Express from Christchurch, arriving Westport 7.15 p.m. Leave Westport for Greymouth same days at 10 a.m„ to connect with the 2.30 p.m. Rail-car for Hokitika, ’Buses for Blackball, and the 5.42 p.m. Rail-car for Christchurch. GOODS SERVICE— The Freight Service will in future leave Greymouth for Westport at 9 a.m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and leave Westport for Greymouth at 9.30 a.m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. It has been found necessary to make these curtailments in the interests of conservation of Petrol and Tyres.