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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 March 1910, Page 2

Genuine Calabash Pipes. f HAVE just received a LARGE A CONSIGNMENT of these popular kind of smokers DIRECT from the MANUFACTURERS in AFRICA. ' THE PRICES ARE RIGHT! —From—--7/6 to 12/6 each. Try the New Tobacco, ENGLISH CURVE CUT, in 2oz. and 4oz. Tins. A handsome Aluminium Tobacco Purse (vest size) GIVEN AWAY FREE with every 4oz. tin. TRY IT! WE RECOMMEND IT. MAWHERA HAIRDRESSING SALOON Opposite Corner of Clothing Factory, (Next Lloyd’s, Jeweller.)

A FELLOW MAY BE A 3 QUICK AS LIGHTNING without being “Flashy” a man may be neatly and well attired without being “overdressed” TO THE MAN OF TASTE The man who wants good value—in headwear —at a lowfigure —wo recommend an inspection of our Hat Department —where vows upon row* of Healthy Hat Values greet the eye—on every hand are hats to suit ;\ll faces—at price* to suit all pockets FOGARTY 5 WILLIAMS GREYMGUTH.

npilE “EZYWAUKR” BOOTS are * made of the finest Glace Kid procurable. The Soles are pure English Oak Bark Tanned ; a filling called TKNAC is placed between the inner and outer sole, making the bottom damp-proof, and preventing squeaking. This is absolutely the best article ever introduced as a filler. Its resiliency makes it particularly valuable. It gives the same comfortable feeling .as it walking on a Rubber Sole ; but in one respect it is better than a rubber sole, as it will last, as long as the boot itself. O’SULLIVAN'S Rubber Heels are also attached. To be had from all reliable Shoe Dealers, and W holesale from M. (VB mEN & C - ’ LTD- ’ Boot Manufacturers, : Christchurch. ’XMAS PRESENTS! •XMAS PRESENTS!! G. SWEETMAN. WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. Tainui St. Greymouth. I| AS just landed from England a choice selection id Brooches, Cruets, Clocks, Butter Dishes, Bowls, Carvers, Purses, Gents and Ladies Dressing Cases, Pouches, Elsuiy Brushes, Opera Glasses, Inkstands, Serviette Rings and a special line of Enamel Buckles and Bangles at prices to suit everyone. CALL AND' INSPECT BEFORE GOINO ELSEWHERE. G. SWEETMAN, No. 8 Tainui Street

KKiirs “KxniAXci:” library. NEW Gel NOVELS FOU 3 U ! IQOR TWOI'KXCK y..n may take A yiinr pick of the very latest SIX IT.NNY NOV MBS. I’rovidinp you return line previously purchased at the "Kxclianee” I.Hilary. All books must hear ottr stamp, ami he in pood ciindit ion. REID’S ‘'EXCHANGE’’ LIBRARY. ri’l’Ki: MAW II KB A QUAY (Next Clotiph's Hatchery. Y\ r ANTKI)—All Pirok-n Harness at ” YABKABB'S ; it will he repaired promptly, neatly and cheaply. The eldest Saddlery House on the Coast. WRITING PADS’ Hank I'aper: a snap; two for 1 f> a I A. K. K 11. GOUIf’S Bookseller and Stationer. Giesekinp’s Bnildines.

our Choice (’pylon Loose TEAS J ;it Is od ; Sole Agents for Tayi watteo in jvn-kc-ts ami tins. —HECK | AND CO. i WANTED KNOWN.— LA USKN ’’ BROS, give ESTIMATES for all PLUMBING aml GA S FITTIN (1 WORK, which they guarantee. —Werita Street. ROCERIKS.—AII Up-to-date Lines in slock, including PRODUCE ol all kinds. Save nmnev hv buying from us.—W. J. McILROV AND CO. VEW GAMES FOR THE WINTER NlGHTS.—Prince's Quest, Go as You Please, British Empire, Eudo, Snakes and Ladders, Lotto, Blow Football, etc., obtainable from A. E. KJLGOUR, Stationer, Gieseking's Buildings. I > RIME CUT BACON—Delicious and wholesome machine cut. We make no extra charge for cutting. Try a pound or two to-day.—McTLHOY’S Store, Mackay Street.

| SALE. —One Set Dog Cart I * HARNESS; One Set Light Gig HARNESS ; second hand ; both in good repair.—HARLEY AND CO. Punctuality, Easy Terms, Up-to-date Methods and Lowest Prices R. E. BELLAMY, Undertaker, has firmly established himself in Greymonth.

WANTED KNOWN—That YAHHALL’S is the Cheapest place to buy Harness and Saddlery; also Gladstone Bags, Brief Bags, and Portmanteaux, Horse Covers, Clippers, Etc. Prices speak for themselves at YARRALL’S Saddlery Depot. TTIGHEST CLASS GROCERIES and 11 PROVISIONS constantly' arriving; lowest prices; everything new.— BECK AND CO. Yy ANTED—Why not commence a paying business of your own? Learn the ART of SIGN and TICKET WRITING ! Send for free prospectus “C.” DETROIT SCHOOL OF LETTERING. Jas. Rodger, N. Z. Representative, 1318. Cashel St., Christchurch. yyANTED—HOCKEY PLAYERS to call and inspect the large range of HOCKEY STICKS that have just been opened up. The prices are lower than you can purchase them elsewhere and they have been imported direct from the best makers. Inspection invited at A, E. KILGOUR’S Sports Depot, Gieseking’s Buildings. T)UNLOP TENNIS BALLS Is each at A. E. KILGOUR, Fancy Goods Depot, Gieseking’s Buildings.—Phone NOTICE. —Clubs requiring FOOTBALLS should call and inspect the large stock of Footballs, Shin Pads Etc., at A. E. KI LG OUR’S Sports Depot, Giesoking’s Buildings.