PUBLIC. NOTICES. RUNANGA BOWLING CLUB. COMPETITION WINNERS: V Work of Ari: No. 79E. :- Toaster: No. £6. . i GREY TECHS. ASSN. I ALL Old Students of the G.T.H.S. young and old, are requested to attend a Social Evening at the School on TUESDAY NEXT, at 8 o’clock. Dancing, Cards. Roll up and meet I old acquaintances. T R ANS PORT LICENSING 1 AMENDMENT ACT, 1936. TyOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ? the undermentioned application 1 has been received by the No. 3 • Transport Licensing Authority, and ’• that written representations against ■ the granting of the application will - be received by the undersigned not. - later than seven clear days from the ■ date of this notice. If no written • representations against the granting ’ of the application is received within the, time specified above, the Licenf sing Authority proposes to grant the application without any further notice. and without holding a Public Sitting. CONTINUOUS TAXICAB SERVICE LICENSE; TRANSFER: George Douglas McGeady from Colin Jackson, Blackball. Dated at Christchurch this 3rd. day of October, 1949 R. F. de LAUTOUR. Secretary, No. 3 Transport Licensing Authority, P.O. Box 1270, Christchurch. T ABOUR V/EEK-END TOUR Luxury Bus Tour of: —BLENHEIM—- - -PICTON—- -■ NELSON - First Class Hotel. Inclusive Cost £6/10'-. Reserve Early. NANCARROW & COY. ’Phone 133 & 163. Mawhera Quay. PROUDLY PRESENTING USQU A S H ALWAYS PRE-EMINENT IN FASHION. GEOFFREY MADDEN FURR I E R 4 Mawhera Quay, Greymouth. (Next C. Smith Ltd.) ’Phone 595. PLUMBING J. H. R. LOVE I Reg. Plumber, Drainlayer and j Metalworker. Ring 1087 S. : ' I VISIT HIM ONCE AND YOU WILL GO BACK ALWAYS Greymouth’s Leading Two-Star Hbtel. Visitors Given a Typical West Coast Welcome. JJRIAN BORU J-JQTEL —Recently Renovated Throughout——Excellent Cuisine— HOME AWAY FROM HOME A hottie where sportsmen are catered for by sportsmen. The answer to all your troubles. j VISIT VIST!’ THE BRIAN BORU A. F. (FORD) BREEZE PROPRIETOR MAN'S
SIZE SALE —AT—SAM M c A R A, THE MAN’S SHOP. 1 only Size 5 D.B. Fitting Tweed Overcoats. Usual Price £B/15/-. Sale Price £5. 4 only Smart. D.B. Suits in striped Brown Worsted. Usual Price 10 gns. Sale Price £7/15/-. 10 Pairs only of Sizes 6 to 9 Men’s Solid Leather Rubber Soled Working Boots. Usual Price 39/6. Sale Price 27/6. 14 Pairs of Women’s Coloured Sandals. Sizes 2to 6. Usual Price 14/11. Sale Price 6/11. Ties for Men. All colours. Usually sold at 7/6. To Clear From Stock 1/-. Each. Pullon Canvas Leggings, in Sizes 3 to 7. Worth 12/6. Sale Price 9/11. Hats in Size 71. Genuine Fur Felt. Usual Price £2. Out They Go At 10/-. Navy Blue Heavy Serge Trousers. Sizes 5 and 6. Usual Price 63/6. Sale Price 42/6. Youth’s Smart D.B. Tweed and AirForce Colour Overcoats. Sizes 12 t.o 15. Usual Price 80/-. Sale Price 59/6. Men’s Heavy Tweed Lumber Jackets. Two pockets. Usual Price 49/6. Sale Price 35/-. Boy's Strong Rubber Soled LeatherBoots. Size 10 to 5. Only 15 pairs. Usual Price 25/6. Sale Price 17/6. Boy’s Sports Coats. Ages 7 to 12. Usual Price 50/-. Sale Price 29/6. Palma Napps. Guaranteed genuine. 20 pairs to sell in sizes 3| to 8. Usual Price 22/3, x Sale Price 14/-. 2 only Double Bed Mattresses. Rolled edge and buttons. Usual Price £4/5/-. Sale Price 75/-. 2 only Single Bed Mattresses.-Roll-ed and Buttoned edges. Usual Price £3/7/6. Sale Price 59/6. SAM Me ARA THE MAN'S SHOP. QKELTON Spades make digging so much easier. There are in stock at Harley’s.
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Grey River Argus, 6 October 1949, Page 1
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