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Grey River Argus, 15 February 1927, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. pOBERTSON’B THE FRUIT MART. —JUST LANDED—PEACHES 7/6 per case PLUMS 7/6 per case APRICOTS (almost unprocurable). The Jam Fruit Season is Nearly Over. GET IN NOW AXD AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT. PEACHES AND PLUMS, 7/6 per case ’PHONE 4Q3 PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING. TI/ANTED KNOWN that I am prepared to take same on day labour or contract. Best of workmanship and material. Orders left at “Argus” or at my address: T. O’DONNELL, South Beach, Paroa Post Office. PRICE OF MEAT REDUCED FOR CASH ONLY. U 1: are helping you to reduce the cost ' of living by selling our meat ot the lowest possible margin of profit. A few of our prices:-— Prime Roast Beef from 7d, Sausages 6d, Minco sd, prime Roast Beef from 7d, Sausages 6d„ Minco sd, Prime Forequarters of Mutton at 6d, Chops Bd, Legs Mutton Bd. We are now. taking ORDERS for the choicest LAMB the country produces at: Forequarters 9d, Hind-quarters lid, Sides and Carcases to suit hotels, etc., at equally low prices. Place your orders straight iwav at

F. G. COOPER’S CASH BUTCHERY, Opp. Public Library. ’Phono 153. J rpRUSCOTT CROC E R Mackay Street Greymouth. PEACHES, per case 7/PEACITES. per lb 6d TOMATOES, per lb 1/PLUMS to arrive Friday. APRICOTS to arrive early. POTATOES, per qrt. .. .. 3/ONIONS, per qrt 4/6 ONIONS 51bs for 1/TOWN DEI,I VEl’.Y—Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and meet all outgoing trains. LADIES! Try J JJUMBLE ELECTRICITY SHAMPOO, FACE MASSAGE, LADIES’ lIAHiCUTTING For Neatness and Smartness, J. d umble Will Be Sure To Please You. CAVE yOUR SOLES. Now in Stock a Splendid Range of Ladies’ and Gents’ Footwear. —High Class Goods at Low Prices — For First ClasA Workmanship, we are out on our own. Repairs done at shortest notice. Only the Bost of Leather Used. C. N. LAWRY, qejJtral JJOTEL, QREYMOUTH

MR. PADDY KEATING, of Greymouth, Brunner and Runanga, has taken over the above Hotel and hopes by strict attention to business to merit a fair share of Public Patronage. The best brands of spirits stocked. Speights and local Ales on tap. The Dining-room will be under the personal supervision of Mrs. Keatfng. IgTOR E Y ’ S jJO T E L CHRISTCHURCH. ! (Directly Opposite Railway Station.) 70 New Rooms of Solid Comfort. Handsome new lounge and up-to-date bathroom on each floor. ! MEALS TO SUIT TRAIN SERVICE. Moderate tariff and excellent cuisine. Day and Night Porters in Attendance. ’PHONE 795. A. J. LAWRENCF, Proprietor,