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Grey River Argus, 23 September 1943, Page 3

In Spite of Scarcities ‘WE DELIVER THE 60008 Priced as Usual to Save You Money 36” PRINTED " CLYDE LLa " An ever-popular Fabric for children's wear. Will not shrink. //» Special Value. Only 2' z yards per customer. YARD, g/ 0 , M.,.. , rawa—a—aMiwmaamMMM—« 2000 Yards 54” Heavy Quality Unbleached SHEETING A serviceable washing and wearing sheeting. J /I 1 Specially priced. 10 yards only per customer. YARD, t£/ £ £ Single Bed Heavy Quality Unbleached SHEETS Hard wearing linen finish Unbleached Sheets. Satisfaction Q 4 /II guaranteed. PAIR. Laa] X-1 WE BRING PRICES DOWN AND KEEP THEM DOWN. 80” Double Thread Extra Strong WHITEBAIT NET A Superior Quality Whitebait Netting Specially made to give hard /?/1 1 service. Full 80” width. Standard size mesh for whitebait fishing, y / £ £ Regular 8/6 Value— WAREHOUSE PRICE YARD. - . *mm iiim™ iiiii iiiii n 1 h n l ~~ UAU i Ladies’ Fine Gauge SILK HOSIERY All wanted shades. Reinforced toes and heels. Usual 3/11 value 9/9 Bargain Value — PAIR. «// tj ! ! M _ r _— 36” ENGLISH PRINT SILKS In a very colourful selection of new patterns. Q / Keen Value — YARD. 0/ (j 36” Wool and Cotton CRUISING TWEEDS In plain grey and several smart check patterns. Usual 8/11 value P/ 1 “8 Warehouse Price YARD qj, 1 £ 36” ' In a good selection of plain shades. Ideal for present wear 7/11 YARD - 4 /Hi _____ ———— 1 BOYS’ SOLID LEATHER SHOES Sizes Ito 7. Black and tan shades. Well made. Smart shape. IC/C Regular 21/- value. Warehouse Price— PAIR. £O/ V Men’s Wool and Cotton Worsted UNDERWEAR Hard wearing wool and cotton for the outdoor man. Singletsand A /II long underpants to match. Keen Value— GARMENT J,/ £ £ 1 iii - ■■ I ■■■!■! ■II ■■■ II 11111I 1 lU'illeo •MACKAY ST. GHiYMOOTH “Will Serve You Best”

I We ® ve You New Eyes BUT WE GAN HELP YOU TO BETTES, VISION! If you feel your eyes need skilled attention —see J. Tennent —your Local Optician for so many years. ENGLISH LENSES FROM 35/-. J. Tennent OPTICIAN. GREYMOUTH & HOKITIKA.

NEW ZEALAND RAILWAY ROAD MOTOR SERVICES Hokitika—Weheka —Bruce Bay Service TIMETABLE. Sun. Mon. Tues. Tues. Wed. Wed. DOWN Fri. UP Fri. a.m. a.m. Hokitika ' dep. 10.0 Bruce Bay dep. .7.0* Ross dep. 10.53 Weheka arr. 8.30 Fergusons dep. 11.18 Weheka dep. 8.50 Waitaha dep. 11.25 Waiho arr. 10.0 Pukckura dep. 11.40 Waiho dep. 10.20 Evan's Creek P.O. dep. 11.57 The Forks arr. 10.55 p.m. The Forks dep. 11.0 Harihari ’ arr. 12.35 Wataroa dep. 11.30 Harihari dep. 1.20 Tetaho dep. 11.55 Tetaho dep. 2.5 p.m. Wataroa dep. 2.40 Harihari arr. 12.35 The Forks arr. 3.5 Harihari dep. 1.20 The Forks dep. 3.10 Evan’s Creek P.O. dep. 1.45 Waiho arr. 3.50 Pukekura dep. 2.5 Waiho dep. 4.10 Waitaha dep. 2.20 Weheka arr. 5.20 Fergusons dep.‘ 2.27 Weheka • dep. 5.50 Ross dep. 2.55 Bruce Bay arr. 7.50 t Hokitika arr. 3.45 t Sunday only. * Monday only. Ths Forks —Okarito Service Mon. Sun. Mon. Sun. Fri. Wed. Fri. Wed. a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. The Forks dep. 11.0 3.10 Okarito dep. 10.35 2.45 Okarito arr. 11.20 3.30 The Forks arr. 10.55 3.5 This service will connect at Okarito Forks with the Hokitika-Weheka and Weheka-Hokitika services on the days shown above.

Restrictions - | r - WAR TIME RESTRICTIONS ARE VERY MUCH IN Q h EVIDENCE TO-DAY, BUT IN SPITE OF THESE C f->| DIFFICULTIES WE HAVE STOCKS OF— £ d ' c Si n 2. S Toasters, Irons and Rangettes ® I GREY ELECTRIC POWER BOARD [