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Grey River Argus, 15 June 1946, Page 4

NOW Available: Standard Brooms, in assorted colours, 8/6; Standard Roses, in variety, 9/6; Climbing and Bush Roses, 3/-; Rhododendrons from 6/6; Azalea Indica and Mollis, in variety, 5/6; Boronias 6/-; Flowering Cherry Trees 6/6; Flowering Crab Apples 6/6; English Beech 4/6; Pink Waterlilies 3/6. 'All are well grown specimens. Call early to ensure purchase. Freight and packing extra. GWEN ROBINSON, FLORISTE, 19 Tainui St., Greymouth. ’Phones: 59D (Day), 59M (Night) RADIO REPAIRS It’s only natural you can expect the best from an organisation which concentrates on Radio. Just Ring 682. WE COLLECT AND DELIVER. COLUMBUS RADIO CENTRE 35 Tainui Street, GREYMOUTH.

FARMERS FARMERS FARMERS FARMERS FARMERS' FARMERS WINTER FODDER FOR YOUR STOCK. • G. 8.0.5. Chaff - - - £lO/10/- Ton. G. 8.0.5. Chaff - - - - 9/6 Sack. Meadow Hay - -- -- -- - £8 Ton Meadow Hay ----6/- Bale. 20 Bales or more - - - 5/6 Bale. Lucerne Hay - - - - £9/10/- Ton Lucerne Hay - - 7/6 Bale Cow Chaff - £7/1.0/- Ton Cow Chaff - -- -- -- - 5/6 ;Bag Feed Oats ----- £l/7/6 Sack. 10 Bag Lots - - ■ - £l/6/- Sack Crushed Oats - - - £l/1/- Sack. Pig Meal (Barley, Feas, Wheat) £l/12/6 Sack. Poultry Meal, 1801 b Sack - - 27/6 Bedding Straw - - - - 3/6 Bale. Meatmeal (short supply) 13/6 Bag (1 cwt.) Austins Lime Salts - - -3/- Box Molasses - - - - £5/7/6 Drum. BAILLIE NEVILLE & CO. LTD Box 190. ’Phones 119, 233. 6 WERITA STREET, GREYMOUTH. THE NEW FLORIST. FOR YOUR WREATHS & FLORAL TRIBUTES. ’Phone 958. gUCHANAN,

ROLL OF HONOUR. Me FADYEN: In loving memory of Pilot Officer Jack (Tim) McFadyen, killed in air crash at Akaroa on June 15, 1940. To our deadly beloved son. When nights are dark and silent, And sleep forsakes my eyes, My thoughts are on a lonely grave Where my dear son lies. No one knows my longing— Few have seen me weep— I shed tears of a broken heart While others are asleep. Some may think I have forgotten, When at times they see me smile, But they’ll never know the heartache That hides behind that smile. Loved and Remembered Always. —lnserted by his loving mother. THANKS. IUTR W. ROXBURGH AND JEAN desire to express them sincere thanks to all kind friends for letters, telegrams, floral tributes and expressions of sympathy in their recent sad bereavement. [A CARD] nR G. A. ANDRAE will be on duty this week-end.