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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 July 1907, Page 1

lilt Miiita iftH! m li VISITORS TQ GHRSSTCHUR C Would do well to slay at CAFE de PARIS T. A. CLOUDESLEY ... Proprietor Cashel St, Christ hurch. The most centrally situated Hotel in the City, LUNCHEON A SPECIAL# CHARBESTMOBERATE. Wm. Holder and Son “The Busy Grocers S’ Have pleasure in announcing that they PATE DE FOIE GRAS, BANANA CHUTNEY, BARATARIA SHRIMPS, PECKS’ SALMON AND SHRIMP PASTE, PECKS’ SALMON AND ANCHOVY PASTE, PECKS’ GALANTJNE OF VEAL AND HAM, always stock the following fine goods] LAZENBY’S LOBSTERS, PRICE’S TOMATO ENTICRIES, McLAREN’S DAIRYMAID CREA'M CHEESE, SLICED MANGOE CHUTNEY, STILTON CHEESE in lib jars & well matured LOAF CHEESE, T ... Wm. Holder & Son’s, Mawhera Quay.

CITY HAIRDRESSING SALOON. BOUNDARY ST. G 1 11, MOUATT begs to notify the public of Greymouth and surrounding district that ho has taken over tlie above well-known establishment. A first-class tonsorial artist has charge of the saloon. Best brands of Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobacco always on hand. Pipes, Cigar and Cigarette Holders and all smoker's requsites in stock. S H. MOUATT, . . Proprietor. (Late Albion Hotel.) WANTED KNOWN—Rings, Brooches, Chains, Medals, etc., in either Gold or Silver, beautifully modelled and finished in the best possible style made to order at CAIRNEY’S, next to E. M .Sheedy and Co., Mawhera "ay. r jnilE ART OF TEA MAKING does not entirely exist in the manner in which it is made, but to a very great extent upon the quality of the tea used. Eringaller Broken Orange Pekoe is a TEA that is all tea, and once used it will recommend itself. It can only be procured at McLONNELL’S STORE. Give it a trial, and be convinced. 'Phone, 121.

XMAS-FESTIVE SEASON-XMAS. WM. REID. (Late J. Laing) TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. —Has received the following— NEW SEASON’S FRUITS ” ” SULTANAS ” ” CURRANTS " ” RAISINS MUSCATELLES " ” PRUNES. XMAS HAMS A SPECIALTY! A l argo Assortment of SHIOSKCRY GLASSWARE I COME AND SEE MY TOYS AND CONFECTIONERY. Tainnl St.foot, Greymouth. Fireside Hospitality. When the chill evenings drive us to or r fireside it is then that wo seek our friends and strengthen the tics of good fellowship. To deepen the impression upon the memory of charming hospitality, offer your friends Aulsebrook’s TENNIS, creamy chocolate, EIIE¥A Biscuits. I m i

S' CJ TRATFOBD, B LAIR i (LIMITED), GREESON STREET., (Telephone, No. 42) —Also— THE GREYMOUTH SASH AND DOOR FACTORY, CHAPEL STREET. (Telephone. No. lb?. Every description of turning kept in stock, and joinery of all kinds including Venetian Blinds, Mantle-piece* etc., supplied at Current* Rate*. All work guranteed first-class. Builder* requisites of all kinds is BOUNDARY ST. TEA ROOMS! MRS STEPHENSON (Formerly of Koltiri) nHAKES this opportunity of informing the travelling and general public that she has taken over the Rooms for many years carried on by Mrs Tindale. Meals and Refreshments, with Tea, Coffee or Cocoa, supplied at any hour of the day. Vacancies for a few BOARDERS. Terms moderate. Personal supervision and every comfort and attention given. RICHARDSON AND BLAIR, ENGINEERS AND IMPORTERS, Grey Street, Wellington. arc importers of Mining Ma- ' * chinery and Plant, Dredge Castings in Steel or Manganese, Gas Producer Plants, Oil Engines, Engineer’s and Woodworker’s Tools (hand and machine), Water and Steam Fittings, Novo High Speed Steel and Twist Drills, Australian Hardwoods, Oil Launches, etc., etc. We are PRACTICAL ENGINEERS. Let us know your roquirptnentti W 8 ii yyw» Te|cgi’ii|)hiQ AtUUfSW | "iJi’ldgWi'i