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Grey River Argus, 24 February 1927, Page 1

r PUBLIC NOTICES. GIBBS MOTORS REEFTON - WESTPORT - NELSON BLENHEIM - TAKAKA. PEEFTON-WESTPORT—DAILY at 10.30 a.m. on arrival GREYMOUTH TRAIN. REEFTON-WESTPORT—7 p.m. After arrival CHRISTCHURCH EXPRESS, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. REEFTON-NELSON—DAILY at 8.30 a.m. TRAVEL IN COMFORT BY AARD. Greymouth Agents AARD Taxies:— Baillie and Neville, A. E. Kilgour, and Government Tourist Bureau. STATE MINERS’ UNION. A SPECIAL MEETING of the Union will be held THIS (Thursday) MORNING at 10 o’clock at the Miners’ Hall, Runanga, and, as the business is most important, the attendance of every member is requested. E. McALAVEY, Secretary. WESTLAND ENGINE DRIVERS, FIREMEN, ETC., UNION. rpilE adjourned Annual Meeting of the above Union will be held in the Lyceum Hall on SATURDAY’ EVENING, February 26th, at 6.30. J. GOODALL, Secretary. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. TVrOTICE is hereby given that on and after MONDAY NEXT, the 28th inst., the PUBLIC ENTRANCE to the MUNICIPAL OFFICES will be from TARAPUHI STREET, and NOT from Mackay Street, as hitherto. F. 11. DENTON, Town Clerk. Greymouth, Feb. 23, 1927. TEACHER OF MUSIC. JtJR JAMES PATTERSON, L.R.A.M., J-’ 1 - L.T.C.L., A.T.C.L., L.L.C.M., L.L.S.M. Teacher of Pianoforte, Sing ing, Theory and Harmony. Lessons commence MONDAY, 17th January. Pupils prepared for all examinations. Address: 80 High Street. £OC A L pROGRESS. RIDE IN THE FIRST • ' ERED IN SEDAN TO REACH GREYMOUTH. It is a 1927 model “ESSEX SIX,” to the order of Mr. W. L. PATTERSON, whose enterprise in placing on the Greymouth taxi rank such an up-to-date and fashionable taxi-vehicle is to be commended. The new Taxi is now in commission, and is admirably adapted for West Coast conditions. Passengers are able to obtain an excellent view from the car in or flue weather. The fine all-round quality of this newest model assures the acme of comfort in every respect. Experienced and Courteous Driver. RING TAXI STAND ’PHONE*SS7. or make arrangements for tours at Patterson’s Sports Depot, ’Phone 453. PALM OLIVE SOAP. Reduced in price from February 1. PRICE: —7Jd per eake, or 2 cakes for 1/3. SEE WINDO W DISPLAY. JTEDDIE’S pHARMACY (Opp. P. 0., Tainui Street.) J. H. KEDDIE, M.P.S., Chemist. P.O. BOX 140 ::::: ’PHONE 97. EVERYBODY’S rjEA JJOOMS TAINUI STREET. MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA, with dainty refreshments, obtainable at any hour of the day. LUNCHEON: Our three course luncheon is acknowledged equal to any of the larger centres. No waiting. ICE CREAMS: Any flavour. OUR SOFT DRINKS should be tried. Most refreshing. CONFECTIONERY: Only the best sold. GAGE AND SON : : Proprietors. JMPERIAL JJOTEL, QREYMOUTH. (Under New Management) TOM LLOYD (late of Burnett’s Face) Proprietor. Dining Room under personal supervision of Mrs. Lloyd. All the lads welcomed. piONEER J.JOTEL Gibson’s Quay Hokitika. The best of Beer and the best of cheer is guaranteed by »pOM QILLOOLEY, PROPRIETOR.