The Inangahua Times. TUESDAY, DEC. 10, 1929. LOCAL AND GENERAL
The postponed meeting of the Reefton Cycling Club will take place in the Band Room, this (Tuesday) evening at 8 o’clock. ,6 The use of Christmas trees has been forbidden in Leningrad, and it is punishable by a fine of fifty roubles D and the confiscation of the trees. ■v The Reefton Domain Board invite e tenders for the purchase of hay in the Strand Reserve, to close with the Secretary, Mr J. B Auld. P.O. Box 26 on Saturday next. December 14th. H. Wicken’s new advertisement in this issue notifies that he has all kinds of dried and tin fruits for the Xmas season, as well as muscatels, almonds . and chocolate boxee. His high-grade i grocery stocks are complete, and he , recommends his 2s 6d tea, and quotes jellies at 2s 9d per dozen and pineapple 3 for 2s. The rainfall in Reefton for the month of December bas totalled 4.06 inches equal almost to the total fall of last December. So far, rain has fallen on every day of the month, and unless the weather takes up, it will very seriously interfere with farmers, who are now endeavouring to get their sheep shorn. See my window show, of Xmas I Stationery and compendiums. Prices from Is upwards. Inspection invited, I at Miss Cohen’s. tc Those who require the very latest ideas in Glassware and Crockery should inspect T. C. O’Brien’s large and varied stock. General Furnishings and Linoleums can also be 9een at this wellknown general store, and all these will hear comparison in price and quality with any procurable elsewhere. The address is Broadway, Reefton. tc 1 1
Pay a deposit and reserve your Xmm T-esents at Thorpy’s, Broadway. tc Mr Rattray of the firm of Richmond tnH Surgeon dentists. Greymouth, wilt *r.trr in R»«ft«n to-morrow on a professional visit, and maw he consulted at his surgery. Miners’ Union Chambers, until Friday. The Electricity Commissioners have just published returns which show that in Great Britain during the last year the use of electricity for all purposes increased by 19 per cent. Owners and trainers should note th e fact that nominations for the Westland Racing Club’s Boxing Day meeting, close to-morrow, (Wednesday) evening, at 8 30 o’clock, with the Secretary, Mr D. J. Evans, Hokitika. During the past year the Westland Club have continued their programme of improving the track, etc., and owners will find that it now equals the best on the West Coast. The annual meeting of Montelth’s Phoenix Brewery Ltd. was held in Messrs McMahon and Lee’s office last evening, when only five shareholders were present, though a laree number of shares were represented by proxy. It was decided to endorse the Directors’ recommendation that a dividend of ten per cent for the past half vear be paid. The meeting then adjourned until Monday evening next. Austria is still suffering from the market’s obsession that Australian butter is markedlv inferior to that of New Zealand. Prices of the former have dropped 8s per hundredweight in a fortnight. Australia House explains that this is principally owing to the heaviness of supolies, also to New Z aland butter which baa been held, iat present being leleasgd. Merchants are not losing the disconcerting habit of bidding a few shillings lower for Australian than for New Zealand, and when New Zealand prices fall, those for Australian go down in sympathy, though the quality is not lower. —London cable. • Wills and Co., Buller Road, are now booking orders for Christmas bams, Christmas cake 3, and Christmas puddings. See their prices before booking elsewhere. tc Bring your wristlet watch up to date by fitting a silver or gold filled expanding bracelet to it. Call and inspect oui stock. The low prices will please you W. J. Duff, Pharmacist, Reefton. tc Headquarters for Xmas novelties! Presents and toys ! Reefton’s largest variety at “ We sell for less ” prices. Make your selection now, a small deposit will secure any article. Pay a visit early. Thorpy’s Economy Warehouse, Reefton and Greymouth, t<-
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