XMAS 1900 XMAS 1900 THE UP-TO-DATE JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN For the festive season HAS a magnificent selection of Jewellery in all it branches comprising : WATCHES Gold and Silver. CLOCKS Marble and Wooden BANGLES and BRACELETS DRESS, KEEPER & BAND RINGS. BROOCHES Gold, Silver, Greenstone, Pebble and Crocidolite. GOLD, SILVER & GREENSTONE LINKS. CHAINS Gold and Silver SILK & HAIR GUARDS PENDANTS Gold, Silver, Greenstone Crocidolite, Pebble, etc. SOVEREIGN CASES in Gold & Silver PENCIL CASES in Gold & Silver CIGARETTE CASES Solid Silver MATCHBOXES, etc. Silver Mounted Purses. Solid Silver and Silver Mounted Card Cases. Ladies Silver MountedJland Bags and Purses combined. Gents Wallets in Russian Leather, Snake Skin, Crocodile, etc. Solid Silver and Silver Plated Goods in endless variety. Watch and Jewellery Repairs promptly and carefully attended to. Sight tested free, and Spectacles made accordingly. zrrrETx?*' GREYMOUTH & WELLINGTON
GREYMOUTH. PATRONISED by HIS EXCEL- . LENCY the GOVERNOR, Lord Raufurly and Suite. " Blood unites more than Seaß divide." By a brave foe, the Transvaal Boer was the gauntlet thrown. The mighty Mistress of the seas, lifted the gage of war. Ind'an climes, Canadian plains, Australian shores, and Zealandia's sunny lands, responded to the Clarion call of war. Forth sprang their noblest Sons, to fight for the Mother Queen, and Freedom. Side by side with the gallant Irish. Invincible Scot and Bulldog Britisher the brave nnd brainy Colonial grappled in fierce death struggle to uphold sovereignity of Queen and Empire and civil and religious liberty for all, even for the stranger within our gates. The fight is won, and the blood of Britain's noblest Sons cement her many peoples. Her Empire grows because its civilisation is best of all. % * *BEYINGTON'S HOTEL * * * IS ENLARGED ? And its accommodation fitted for the increased requirements of its trade. Revington's is patronised by Vice Royalty, ( Cabinet Ministers, Honest sons of Toil, Supreme Court Judges, Commissioners , and Inspectors of the guardians of our Peace, and all heads of Government administrative departments. Revington's is the home of British and Colonial commercial representatives, the meeting centre of mining authorities, the trusted haven of tourists and travelling public. Revington's is the Family Hotel, the optimate and proletarian Hotel of the Coleny, is the official house of Thomas Cook and Pon, and Cycle Touring Club because its accommodation is the best, its position best, its table best, its attention best, its cellar best. Of the best hotels in New Zealand it is universally admitted without question or cavil that Revington's Hotel is best of all.
W. DALY KEYINGTON, PROPRIETOR. Post Offico Box 86. Telephone 70 Night Porter in attendance. COSMOPOLITAN STABLES. " HAVE resumed control of the above stables, and in future debts due to or owing in connection with the same, will be paid to or by me. Customers may rely upon their requirements being promptly attended to. Good buggies, waggonettes, and saddle horses always on hire. JAMES LYNN. January 21st., 1901. SHAREBKOKER, MINING COMMISSION AGENT, KuMAEA. MRS. PFAFFS TRANSVAAL HAIR RESTORER. Hair restored to its natural color, Perfectly reliable and harmless Restorer. Price 4/- bottle, obtainable from Mhs. M'Donnell, Tainui street, where testimonials may be seen. 10R Shirt fronts stiff as boards, and 1 white as the driven snow, use WHITE SWAN STARCH.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 25 January 1901, Page 4
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