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Grey River Argus, 24 March 1947, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. CONVENT OLD GIRLS BASKETBALL CLUB. HUHE Annual Meeting of the above A Club will take place TC'-NIGHT (Monday) at 8 o’clock in St. Mary’s Schoolroom. Ail members and intending members are requested lo be present. M. TUNNELL, Hon. Sec. 'MOUSE WIVES’ UNION. Monthly meeting will be held Guinness Street, TO-MORROW (Tuesdya), 2 lo p.m. All members urged to attend. H/TEETING of Kohinoor Football ■f’-®- Club will be held in the West Coast Rugby League Rooms Mackay Street at 7.30 TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING. All members and intending members invited to attend. J hereby give notice that I have applied to the Westland Land Board for a M.D.L.O. over an area of approximately 2 roods situate Nelson Creek Township in Block VIII. Mawheranui Survey District. . D. C. CRON. GREYMOUTH CHESS CLUB. MEMBERS are advised that the opening night will be TO-MOR-ROW (Tuesday) at 7 p.m. in St. John’s Church Classroom. Intending members cordially invited to attend. J. A. McDIARMID, Hon. Sec. GREYMOUTH-WESTI .AND TROTTING CLUB. . ■jVIOMINATIONS for the above meet■L'l ing to be held on April 7, close TO-MORROW (Tuesday) at 8 p.m. Box 27. W. E. PRING, ’Phone 606. Secretary. WEST COAST RUGBY UNION. ANNUAL Meeting will be hold in the Cid Boys’ Rooms, TO-MOR-ROW (Tuesday), at 7.30 p.m. Business: General Report, and Bal-ance-sheet; Election of Officers; General. O. McLEAN, Hon. Secretary. APPLE AND PEAR PRICES. pRICE Order 665, gazetted March 21. operative March 24, fixes MAXIMUM WHOLESALE prices as below —fancy and commercial shown first, minimum second, subject to added container charge; Apples Gd, Pears sd. Retail prices according to Price Order 317. (+ means “and larger,” — means “and smaller”). COX ORANGE, KIDDS ORANGE and BLEDISLOE COX 100-I- 9/3. 8/3. 113/198 9/9. 8/9. 216— 8/3. 7/3. DELICIOUS. RED DELICIOUS. RICHARD RED and GOLDEN DELICIOUS 1004-/125 10/6, 9/6. 138/198 10/3. 9.3 216— 10/-. 9/-. JONATHAN AND OTHER DESSERT 100+ 9/3, 8/3. 113/150 9/9. 8/9. 163/198 8/3.. 7/3. 216— 8/-, 7/-. BALLARAT & L. WOLSELEY 100+ 10/3. 9/3. 113/150 10/6. 9/6. 163/198 9/-, 8/-. 216— 8/-, 7/-. DUNNS 100+ 6/-, 5/-. 113/150 6/3, 5/3. 163/198 6/-. 5/-. 216— 5/6, 4/6. OTHER COOKERS 100+ 10/3, 9/3. 113/150 10/6, 9/6. 163/198 9/-, 8/-. 216— 8/-, 7/-. PEARS (all sizes) 19/-, 16/-.

gPORTS SATURDAY. APRIL 26, 1947. £220 PRIZE MONEY £220 Sports start 11 a.m. sharp. White Pine Logs. 1 PROGRAMME£3O Handicap 12in. Second Class Chop. Ist £2O, 2nd £7, 3rd £3. Norn. 10/-; Acc. 10/-. £75 South Westland Handicap, 12in. Upright Chop. Ist £5O. 2nd £2O, 3rd £5. Nom. £1; Acc. £l/10/-. ( £lOO Wataroa Handicap, 14in. Under- , hand Chop. Ist £6O, 2nd £25, 3rd ( £lO, 4th £5. Nom. £2; Acc. £l. £l5 Double Hand Saw Handicap. Ist , £lO. 2nd £3, 3rd £2. One cut against time. 18in. Red Pine log. Nom. 5/-; Acc. 5/-. GRAND VARIETY OF FIELD i EVENTS. CASH PRIZES AND TROPHIES. Nominations for chopping events, i accompanied by necessary fee and ; last two years’ performances, close , with the Secretary not later than ; TUESDAY, April 15. All competitors must be registered. Handicaps published April 21, “Argus.” In trie ent of insufficient nominations or unruly weather conditions, the Committee reserve the right to re-arrange the programme or withdraw any event. The decision of the judges will be final and any protests must be accompanied by a fee of .5/. and lodged with the Secretary within lt> minutes of heat or event. No nominations will be accepted unless accompanied by nomination fee. No la f e entries accepted. ADMISSION TO GROUND: Gents 2/6; Ladies 1/6; Children free. Refreshments obtainable on ground. GRAND BALL IN EVENING The Best of Music and Supper. Admission: Gents 4/-; Ladies 2/6, Double 6/-. C. J. ROUTHAN, Secretary, Wataroa. TYRES TYRES TYRES TYRES TYRES TYRES NEW AND SECOND-HAND RECAPS AND REPAIRS. PUMPS, JACKS. VULCANISING OUTFITS At the GOODRICH SERVICE STATION MACKAY STREET. wgreenhill & CO., ltd) MACKAY STREET Cartage Contractors, Customs ana General Agents. Specialists in Household Removals to any destination. Daily freight service to Hokitika and vice versa. Box 81 ’Phone 428 & 510.