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Greymouth Evening Star, 7 October 1910, Page 8

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REMOVAL NOTICE. "It. H. HOLMES, Painter and ' Paperhanger, in THANKING th'o general public for their liberal support, wishes to intimate that he has REMOVED to his new premises in Albert Street, opposite the Public Library. _ A new stock of PAPERS, PAINTS, GLASS, etc., to select from. ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR ALL VVOKK. Hospital Street, COAL MERCHANTS, CARRIERS CAB PROPRIETORS. Have in etock Screened State Coal North Brunnor, Paparoa, Raefton, Nuts, Slack, Coke and Bricks. All orders promptly attended to ai shortest notice. Orders left at Coal Depot, or mj residence, Hospital Street; Doig" U..i„U__ Ji:_l- Oi i. . TT T j. J ILintofE, j or ring phone 2fi4, residence, or 124, oab stand. Six Hansom. Cabs procurable at anj time by ringing 124 or 204. ( IVERY ANB BAIT BTABLSB, Boundary St. : : Greymoath. Vi'GRATH & SULLIVAN, Proprietors. TELEPHONE 193. HORSE 3 broken to saddle and harness, bought, sold, exchanged and hired xsut. CABS and VEHICLES of all deficripcions for HIB.E at any hour of the day ip night, and «tored for sale. HORSES met and delivered by train tnd boat. The Stables will be run entirely under Jje personal supervision of the proprietors. Clients may rely on the utmost promptness and attention to their THE POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER, has installed in his STUDIO an UP-T'O-DATE PLANT for taking PHOTOGRAPHS AT NIGHT. Thus a long felt want lias been supplied and clients photographed at night can rely upoh getting first-class work. Studio open until 9 p.m. on SATURDAYS. Sittings may be arranged for any other night by special appointment. '.