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Grey River Argus, 18 May 1944, Page 6

CARS WANTED CASH ON INSPECTION SUBMIT YOURS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. MR. A. RYLAND, of Auckland, is visiting Greymouth TO-DAY (Thursday). Make sure you see him while he is in Greymouth. Address: REVINGTONS HOTEL

RAILAGE OF ARTIFICIAL MANURE Farmers Can Assist In Seasonal Delivery i So that the railways can meet within season all demands for the transportation of lime and artificial manure, farmers are earnestly asked to lift their consignments immediately on Arrival at goods sheds. Co-operation in this respect helps everbody; delay may mean loss to other farmers. PLEASE BE A CO-OPERATOR .

I The “ayes” have it that you should LET TENNENT’S ATTEND TO YOUR EYES Tennent’s —your own local Opticians— are on the spot to give your eyes expert attention. If you have any doubts about your eyesight—consult Tennent’s immediately. J, Tennent GREYMOUTH and HOKITIKA.

F, W. HAGEDORN & SONS Palmerston St., Westport CABINET MAKERS AND FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Funerals arranged and conducted to suit the times. ’Phones: Shop 175 Residence 77.

WHAT’S IN A NAME ? EVERYTHING WHEN IT’S BULLER ASK FOR BULLER BUTTER I AND SEE THAT YOU GET IT !

REEFTON PUBLIC NOTICES. T C Q’B'tlEN, GROCER, IRONMONGER., PRODUCE & GENERAL MERCHANT. BROADWAY, REEFTON. 'Phone 47. Our Motto: Service, Satisfaction and Civility.

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