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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 October 1905, Page 3

I^^i^^i^i^^iy^^^^i^^^!^^^^^^^^^^^"^^ l^^^^ D.I.C, DRESS DEPARTMENT. GEEY TWEEDS. Miller Tweeds, 4lin. wide, 2/11, 3/0, 3/11 yd. Basket Plait Tweeds, 41in. wide, 3/6, 3/11 yd. Kaiapoi Tweeds, 41in. wide, various qualities. Flake Tweeds, Mm. wide, 2/3, 2/(3. Fine Clieck Tweeds, dim. wide, 2/11, 3/3, 3/0 yd. Hair Line Cheek Tweeds, 4 tin. wide, 3/0 per yd. SHEPHEED'S PLAIDS, EFFECTIVE AND POPULAE, The D.I.C. hold a large stock of these goods, in various textures, suitable for Summer Costumes. 41ins. wide, 1/11, 2/0 and 2/11 per yd. 'lsins. wide, 3/3, 3/0 and 4/0 per yd. OOius. wide, shower-proof, 5/11 per yd. WRITE FOE TATTEENS to the Wellington. D.I.C. Wellington. A. A. COEEIGAN, Manager. %BE£IXIXS22S3^&3^£IX2X3SEEm A Wonderful Help on Washing Day. Put S 01L E D CLOTHES In 5 boiler with a cupful of Fluid and * Washing is done. JNO RUB- * BING NEEDED. . . . . . J Will no: Fabrics. »Kw>&a XXX3SfTTTTTTT£ His Fvlajssty the &. \S*n •J?" V %^*J^§^®J And Crown H@ads ©f EuropeHave resigned the Dresden Piano Coy's Agency, and have been appointed Sole Agent for the West Coast for the famous Pianos JOHHS BRINSEftEAD & 80N8, ©f London, The best makers in the world. \ A GOOD PIANO LASTS A LIFETIME, and to those requiring a really first class Instrument, would respectfully solicit inspection of the high grade OPENED IN ODE SHOW BOOMS. We also bold the agency of SA3IKS ENGLISH PIANOS, a nd imported direct from the London Manufacturers. Pianos sold for cash or time payments from ">/- weekly. If you wish topurcliasc'an instrument, or exchange an old one. consult our Mr G. T. MOSS, who will guarantee every satisfaction. Special arrangements for liming, repairing, &cPianos on hire for Concerts, &e. T,.-r.v,.ir.iM-s No. IS and S 3. P. O. Box No. 18.

J'O THE ELECTORS OF THE GREY ELECTORAL 1)1 STRICT. T ADTES AND GENTLEMEN,— JL i I beg to announce that I shall l>o a candidate for your suffrages at the forthcoming election, but as I am at present attending to my duties in Parliament as your representative, I am unable to personally take an active part in seeking your support. I shall, however, take tho earliest opportunity of placing my views before you, and trust that in tho meantime you will defer pledging your votes until I have had tho pleasure of personally addressing you. Yours obediently, A .R. GUINNESS. If a Hallway Locomotive... IS kept constantly running without cleaning, oiling and repairing until it stops and refuses to budge an inch, the engineers will probably find on examination that it is ruined, and. tit only for tho scrap-iron heap. What is true in regard to a locomotive also applies largely to the mechanism of your watch. Tho oil in your watch becomes absorbed in from one to two ' years, and usually a fair amount of dirt has worked in; then friction starts and the parts begin to wear, ff this goes on for long it is a difficult ' matter for tho watchmaker to bring your watch up to its former accuracy, and in no case will it last so long as it would have had it been attended to in proper time.

PJS^fW ['o THAVEL THIS SEASON ±N TDK GP.EY VALLEY & SUil- ' ROUNDING DISTRICTS. The Pure-bred Clydesdale Stallion Young Denmore, Sire Lord Denmore (imp.) Clydesdale (No. 41 GO) Canterbury (No. 180). Dam Fair Nell (imp.); sire Blair Athol (imp) dam Nell (imp). Mr W. Bong from whom the colt was purchased says in his letter as follows: —The above-named colt: is full of promise, and his pedigree, which is seldom equalled, can be extended to any length by referring to the stud book. TERMS: .£:>. Payablo 14th of January, 1906. Groonuigo ss, paid first service. For two or more marcs the bona tide porperty of same owner, £2 10s.' —Paddocking at Little Grey tor mares from a distance. All care taken, but no responsibility. Young Denmore will travel to IJee.fton if induceemnt is offered.

JAMES O'MALLFA, rUELIO NOTICE. GREYMOUTH BRICK COMPANY. [J~E hereby give notice that we V> havo appointed MR. T. W. PONSONBY to act as secretary to the Greymouth Brick Company, and that all business communications, accounts and orders should be left at his office Midland Chambers, Mackay Street. The price of Bricks is £2 15s per 1000 at the kiln. P. J. BELLETT, ( JOHN DRAKE, < Proprietors. D. MUIR, (. Greymouth, 6th September, 1905. TUBLIC NOTICE. JOINT UNDERTAKERS. ORDERS left at R. E. Bellamy's, Walsh Street, or 11. T. Crumpton's, Lower Broadway, will be promptly attended to. I /"IRUMPTON «s "DELLAMY, UNDERTAKERS, REEFTON.

If you value your watch give it fair play, and let us overhaul it at least every two years. We repair over two thousand watches every year, and as two thousand watches skilfully and faithfully repaired means 2000 pleased customers, you can easily understand that it pays us handsomely to do our utmost to give complete satisfaction in every case. This is why our establishment is always busy. Bring or send your watch to-day to Gilbert Bros., THE TAIMJI ST. JEWELLERS, GREYMOUTH. A RTHUB p'ANIIS, TURF ACCOUNTANT. STRAIGHT OUT and DOUBLE ri«>OKS ok all leading eventsAddrcaa : ARTHUR FRAICOIS, GroyrooTith

PENNY PACKETS, OB AS A FASTE IN TINS. HO'GLOSSJREQUIRED. SIXPENHY BOXES^ONLY