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Grey River Argus, 27 August 1946, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. DOBSON SCHOOL COMPETITION WINNERS. pLOTH: Mrs. A. Gibb; Toffee: Phyllis McKean; Doll: Tom Perrie: Cardigan: ’Pamela Smith: Casserole: F. M. Batey; Menu: J. Henry. —■ WRESTLI NG — Town Hall. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY). HANK KAEMPHER --Versus — HERB MELLER (Fresh from America) SUPER MATCH. First-class Preliminaries. Prices: Ringside 10/-, Dress Circle 6/9; Stalls 5/-. (These prices include tax). Reserves at Kilgour’s. (Booking extra). Book early. P. SWEETMAN. Secretary. BULLER v. AUSTRALIA \ 'ESTPORT—WED., SEPT. 4. MOTORS will run buses, leaving GreJ'mouth 10 a.m., returning after match. Excursion fares. Book early. 'Phone 461 day or night. GARDNER MILLER GARDNER MILLER GARDNER MILLER GARDNER MILLER GARDNER MILLER Meetings this week in WESLEY HALL at 7.30 p.m. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW TO-DAY & TO-MORROW If you haven't been to hear him yet, don’t miss what opportunities , are left. SPECIAL—WOMEN’S MEETING SPECIAL—WOMEN’S MEETING SPECIAL—WOMEN’S MEETING TO-DAY (Tuesday) in WESLEY HALL 2.30 p.m. SALE OF RABBITSKINS. Emergency Regulations, 1942. RABBITSKIN SUBSIDY. IvrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' that, as from and including 10th SEPTEMBER, 1946, and until further advised SUBSIDIES as follows will be paid.— MILKY DOES: A subsidy at the rate of 7/- per lb. will be paid on all MILKY DOES, including those does showing milk rings in size not less than the size of one penny. This rate will be reduced to 5/- per lb. when levy is lifted. To qualify, skins must be properly dried and stretched, and must have one complete hind leg left on. Skins with legs artificially attached will be disqualified. SMALL SKINS: A subsidy at the rate of F’OURPENCE per skin will be paid on all SMALL SKINS, such as nesters and kittens. To qualify, these skins must be properly stretched, dried, and threaded (NOT TIED) in bundles of 10. R. W. MOORE, Hon. Secretary. RABBITSKINS COMMITTEE. Dunedin, August 23, 1946.

KEEP WARM] KEEP WARM! WE CARRY GOOD STOCKS OF HEATING STOVES. Ideal for Schools, Halls, Huts, Houses, etc. “HOT-DOGGE” HEATING STOVES "MIRO" HEATING STOVES PRICES ON APPLICATION. These Stoves will burn coal, coke or , wood. Compact and reliable. Stovepipe made up to your Requirements. FOR—SPEED, EFFICIENCY, and ECONOMY INVEST IN A M OTOR Fitted with 1 H.P. Villier’s Engine. Ideal for the home lawn, parks and * greens. A light, compact machine with a 16inch cut. Its simplicity of design and splendid manoeuvrability are features “which place it in the forefront of modern Lawnmower equipment. PROVIDED with a specially designed extra large all steel GRASS-CATCHER. For full particulars, which we will be pleased to supply on request, consult— JOHN BURNS CO., LTD. The Leading Hardware Merchants. ’Phones 842 & 541. P.O- Box 114. SPRING CABBAGES FRESH DAILY. New Potatoes 6d per lb.; I Caulis. from 6d per lb.: Onions, 41b for 251 b for. 5/6; Onions, Pickling 41b for 1/-. ,251 b for 5/6; Apples: Sturmers 10/6 per case, Delicious 12/- per case. Golden Delicious 12/- per case; Wheat 26/6 sack; Iceland Poppies 9d per doz. SEED POTATOES: Epicure, Chippawa, Doon’s Early, Cliff Kidney, Arran Banner, Catriona, King Edward, Black Kidney, Suttons Short Top. Aucklander, Arran Chief. Shrubs and Bedding Out Plants. E. V. ARTHUR & SON. Fre Delivery. • ’Phone 765.