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Grey River Argus, 30 January 1948, Page 8

—BUY AND SELL— At the SECOND-HAND SHOP (Opposite Marine Tea Rooms), Palmerston Street. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CHILDREN’S CLOTHES IN GOOD SUPPLY. Brirj out those articles from the attic and sell to— P. d uncan F. W. HAGEDORN & SONS CABINET MAKERS & FUNERAL FURNISHERS. Palmerston St., Westport. Funerals arranged and conducted to suit the times.

1947 Travellers to Westport Do not miss the popular BLACK & WHITE HOTEL. Under special renovations, making this hotel the most comfortable and up-to-date house on the West Coast, 'Phone 53. A. G. COLVIN, Proprietor BUY BULLER VALLEY ICE CREAM We sell Choc. Bombs, KIIx Bars, Choc. Bars and Cartons in all Flavours. Andy Phillips is still at “The Pines.” —Advt.

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