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Grey River Argus, 1 March 1927, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. IJ? O B E R T SON’S p It ICES TOMATOES, 8d and lOd per lb. GRAPES 3/- per lb. ORANGES . 4/6 per doz, NECTARINES 8d and 9d per lb. PEACHES (Scarce) 9d and 1/- per lb. GRAPE FRUIT 8d each I GREENGAGES 9.1 per lb. BANANAS 1/6 and 2/- doz. I.IAM PLUMS (to arrive) 6/6 case. | PEACHES (to arrive) 8/6 case. LEMONS 3/- per doz. COOKING APPLES 8/6 case. We Deliver FREE to Rail and iu Borough. ’PHONE 40 3 SALE! SALE! SALE! THE pCONOMIC 20 Ladies’ Rubber RAINCOATS; Usually 21/- and 28/6; Sale Price 19/6. ICO Ladies’ Crepe NIGHTS; dainty shades; Usually 3/6 and 4/6; Sale 2/11 and 3/11 80 inch Heavy White Twill SHEETING; Usually 3/11 yd; Sale Price 2/11 vd. Men’s Neglige SHIRTS and COLLARS; Salo Price 4/11, 5/11, 6/11, 7/11. Men’s Hardwear TROUSERS; Worth 10/6; Sale Price 6/11 BE EARLY TO INSPECT. rpHE ECONOMIC (JO. Mackay Stre"U EOC A L PROGRESS. RIDE IN THE FIRST COVERED IN SEDAN TO REACH GREYMOUTH. It is a 1927 model “ESSEX SlX,’’ to the order of Mr. W. L. PATTERSON, whose enterprise in placing on the I 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 wet or fine 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 387. or make arrangements for tours at Patterson’s Sports Depot, ’Phone 453. FRUIT! FRUIT! Just Landed ex Titoki from Nelson PLUMS 6/- per ease PEARS (dessert) 6/- per case TOMATOES 8d per lb. APPLES (cookers) 4d per lb.; 9/6 per case POTATOES 2/6 per quarter ONIONS 2d pel lb.; 3/6 per quarter TOWN DELIVERY.—Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. J rpRUSCOTT CASH GROCER. Mackay Street Greymouth In connection with the approaching visit of Royalty J. H. K K D D 1 E, CHEMIST & KODAK PHOTO DEALER,

offers two Prizes to West Coast Amateurs for Best Photo. Snaps of (a) Duke and Duchess of A ork, (b) any incident or scene in connection with the reception and processions, including electrical displays and decorations. Competitors must purchase their films and have them developed at E D DIE ’ S pHARMACY TMPERIAL 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. JJECREATION JJOTEL (Under New Management). “A Sport in a Sports’ House.” THE BEST WINES AND SPIRITS GOOD BEER A SPECIALITY. W. pROWN Proprietor. r i (JOBDEN JJOTEL r pIlE above Hotel is now under new ' management. Only the best of ' Beer, Wines and Spirits stocked. A _ cordial welcome to one and all is ex I tended. Wo are here to cater for your - needs. p (JHAMLEY, PROP® IETOE.