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Grey River Argus, 23 October 1943, Page 4

ATTACKED IN OFFICE. "I’m getting your cold!” he said. But his client handed him Pulmonas. “These will attack infection!” he said. Pulmonas act by antiseptic vapours throughout breathing passages. Coughs, colds, quickly relieved In tins, all chemists and stores, in three sizes. Manufactured by Stacey Bros. Ltd. Khyber Pass Rd., Auckland. —2.

rjIGHT rpESTING X ESTING MR. N. STOUPPE Of Barry & Stouppe, Ltd., Will Visit the Coast as follows;HOKITIKA, Tuesday, Oct. obUl., C/0. Mr. H. Ml’ Coulson GREYMOUTH, Wednesday, Get. 27, C/o. Mr. D. Mcßrearty. REEFTON, Thursday, Oct. 28th. C/0. Mr. W. J. Duff. Appointments for these visits may now be made. BURRY & BTOUPPE Opticians—Christchurch.

MR E. CHOLERTON, Proprietor of: PROCTER’S THE OPTICIANS CHRISTCHURCH. will be visiting GREYMOUTH personally and may be consulted on all defects of eyesight at — GREY MOTOR BUILDINGS Opposite Post Office (upstairs). TO-DAY —9 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Not later). Appointments can now be made by ringing our Local Representative, Miss Pfeifer. ’Phone No. 475.

APPRECIATION. Tyrß & MRS H. H. MARCHANT & IVA FAMILY, desire all those who helped in any way during the illness of their son and brother, to accept tliis notice as a personal appreciation of their many kindnesses. Invercargill. AfRS M. E. MARCHANT desires to ■‘•’■A thank the Doctors. Sisters and Nurses of the Grey Hospital, Post Office Staff, friends and neighbours, for their kindness and attention during her time of sorrow, and also to I those who sent floral trbutes and messages of condolence. G 5 Ward Street, Cobden.