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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 March 1907, Page 3

{HOUGH! COUGH!! COUGH!!! COUGH !!!! COFFIN !!!!! Cure the cough and dodge the Coffin by the timely use of PARKINSON’S LIME SYRUP, the reliable cough cure. WINES, SPIRITS, CIGARS, BOTLED ALE and STOUT. All leading brands in stock. Wholesale j and retail; hotels supplied. See McDONNELL’S windows, opposite Post Office. Prompt delivery. ’Phone, ■tot 1 ; WANTED—Everyone to know that GAIRNEY’S establishment, next to Sheedy and Co.’s, is where you can obtain your jewellery repairs' at the shortest notice. TTOR SALE—Twelve DRAUGHT HORSES. Apply t Manager, Ngahere Sawmilling Company.

(GROCERIES and PROVISIONS are important items in every home, ry MCDONNELL’S and be sure of getting the highest quality at lowest prices. Post or ’phone orders receive immediate attention. ’Phone* No 121. TN case of need, PARKINSON’S A LIME SYRUP is a friend indeed. Is, Is 6d, 2s, 2s 6d. T/yiNTER is coming on—he sure to have a bottle of LIME SYRUP in the house. POR Sore Throat and Bronchial Ir- I

ritation, PARKINSON’S -LIME SYRUP is a speedy cure. SALE—Two staunch and sound draught HORSES; no faults whatever. Splendid shatters. Any trial given. Particulars at Evening Star office. TO FLAXMILL, SAWMILL AND MINE OWNERS. JT'OR SALE—BOILER, 20 h.p., and ENGINE, 16 h.p., Ruston and Proctor; 1401 b pressure. Cheap. Apply to — JOHN B. BRUGH, 1 Moray Place, Dunedin. WANTED TO SELL—A brand new * * Raleigh Gent’s BICYCLE; price £ls. BARLOW AND CO. M McDonnell, wine, spirit * GROCER and PROVISION MERCHANT, gives Is in the £ discount to all cash buyers. Save your Cash Register Coupons. Our 20s Hampers are as popular as ever, and Erinzalla 2s Tea is a tea that is all tea. ’Phone, No. 121.

FOR SALE. TIMBER MILLING PLANT, complete, with now 12 h.p. Huston and Proctor ENGINE (lOOlbs pressure). All machinery made by Anchor Shipping and Foundry Company. Ltd. Price £SOO. Apply to— F. and D. EDWARDS, Trafalgar Street, Nelson. FOR PRIVATE SALE. T EASEHOLD SECTION, i-acre, in Blaketown, together with comfortable 6-roomed DWELLING, stables and outhouses; kitchen garden, fowl runs, etc. Also in connection with the above, as a going concern, the business of an up-todate LAUNDRY; a most profitable investment. 11l health of the proprietor sole reason for disposal. For particulars apply to — G. W. MOSS AND CO. SPECIAL. T UNCHEON and TEA ROOMS, with good attendance. CONFECTIONERY.—New and latest designs. CAKES, PASTRY, BISCUITS, by experienced baker. VICTORIA TEA ROOMS, TAINUI STREET, GREY MOUTH.

WEST COAST HOTELS. have several on our Registers, and shall he pleased to supply information to bona fide enquirers. COUNTRY HOUSE, good trade, turnover £l3O monthly, satisfactory reasons for selling ; 12 to 15 constant boarders. Lease £3 weekly. TOWN HOTEL, splendid position, excellent trade, with prospects of considerable increase. MARK SPROT AND CO., Grcymouth, Hokitika and Nelson. GREY COUNTY COUNCIL. holidaTnotice. rrilE OFFICES of the Grey County Council will be CLOSED from the 29th inst. till TUESDAY, April 2nd. j .McCarthy, County Chairman. QAWING AND CHOPPING CONTEST. £2O A -S^ ACn £2O •—Between—--11. MERCER and J. BLACK MORE. Will take place at STILLWATER on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, March 30. Fi»' 1. Event to lake place {it 3 o’clock. LICENSING DISTRICT OF WESTLAND. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A TRANSFER OF LICENSE. Y TIMOTHY CROWE, of To Kinga, * hotelkeeper, being the holder of an accommodation license in respect of the house and premises situate at Te Kinga, do hereby give notice that I desire to obtain, and will at the next licensing meeting to bo liolden at Hokitika on the 3rd day of June, 1907, apply for a transfer of the said license from myself to JOHN MORRESY, my appointee. Dated the Ist day of March, 1907, Signature of Applicant: h T. CROWE. Place of Abode and Description: To Kinga, hotelkeeper. WEST COAST CENTRE N.Z. BOXING ASSOCIATION. nmiE ANNUAL MEETING of the A above will be held at the Albion Hotel on SATURDAY, the 30th of March, at 8 p.m. Business: To Receive Balance-sheet, and Election of Officers. F. W. KEDDELL, Secretary.