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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 February 1911, Page 1

Many will act upon this Suggestion The uncommon character of BALL ANT YNE S smartly Tailored Suits is discernible even in their low-priced Machined Suits. These range from 50j- and are as smart and dressy as only our expert cutters can make them. These serviceable Suits must not be confused with the handtailored garments costing 5 or 6 guineas. A self-measuring chart, easily understood, icill be sent with patterns on application. J. Ballantyne & Co. CHRISTCHURCH c “i QUR mmm SEAT w THE mm a % W. J, McILROY AND CO., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Mackay Street, Greymouth, herewith submit a few prices for the benefit of all concerned. Merit always wins in the end, old fashioned honesty always comes on top. In dealing wit built up its connection by giving full quality will allow and f ake these as New Season’s Raisins per lb. 6d. New Season’s Sultanas per lb. 6d. New Season’s Currants per lb sd. New Season’s Figs per lb. fid. New Season’s Dates per lb. 4d. New Season’s Dried Apricots per lb 9d. New Season’s Dried Apples per lb 9d. New Season’s Preserved Ginger per lb 9d. New Season’s Prunes per lb. fid. Dessert Pears, heavy syrup, per tin lOd h us you deal with a store that has value at the lowest prices that examples:— Dessert Apricots in heavy syrup per tin lOd. Dessert Peaches in heavy syrup per tin lOd. Strawberries per tin lOd. Cherries per tin lOd. Pine Apple per tin fid. Salmon and Shrimp Paste 9d. Herrings in Tomato Sauce fid. Sardines in Tomato per tin fid. Kipperd Herrings per tin fid. W. MciLROY and Co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers.

The Trocadero, BOUNDARY ST. : GREYMOUTH —lf in want of a— MEAL OR SUPPER, COOKED BY A FIRST-CLASS CHEI (Late of the White Hart Hotel Christchurch.) TRY THE ABOVE Restaurant and Supper Rooms. Cleanliness and Civility is my Motto MEALS AT ANY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGHT. PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM t p.m. to 11 p.m. R. MUNDY, - Proprietor. SURF BATHING! SURF BATHING! TIP HEAD (South Beach.) ATHERS are notified that BATH ING TENTS can be hired by thi hour, day or season. Bathing Costumes and Towels! Tents for family and picnic parties. Don’t fail to visit the Tip Head. The fun of the world shooting the surf. Come and enjoy a Sun Bath on the Sands. AFTERNOON TEA. F. J. OWENS, C/n Park Hotel. Grevmont.h Tt'THS. M. F. SEATON, (late of Westport), announces to the ladies of Greymouth that she has taken the shop lately occupied by Mrs. Winterburn and Mrs. Hamilton, next Gas Show Rooms, Tainui St., and will open same with a select stock of Ladies Drapery about Feb. 2nd., 1911. Mrs. Seaton will make a specialty of goods made up in her own workrooms, as Blouses, Skirts, Aprons, Overalls, and the Daintiest of Underwear. An inspection of these goods will convince you that nothing prettier or better can be obtained in Greymouth. Also Hosiery, Ribbons, Laces, Dress Goods, etc., stocked. Another feature is the Fancy Work Department. Fresh new goods for autumn and winter wear to arrive during February. Ladies are requested to make an early visit.—MßS M. F. SEATON, Ladies Outfitter, Tainui St. LEADING HAIRDRESSING SALOON ON T THE COAST. F. COOK. (Late of J. Deere,) MAWHERA HAIRDRESSING SALOON, (Corner Mawheva Quay and Albert St) GREYMdUTH. g—CHAIRS ALWAYS GOING— This Saloon is the FINEST and MOST MODERN on the West Coast. Cigars, Tobaccos, Cigarettes, Pipes, etc., conipy-iie the best brands obtainable in the Colonies.—A large stock suitable for Christmas presents. Try our “NON-PARIEL” Smoking Mixture. All classes of TOILET REQUISITES stocked. NOTICE. ("''OLD WEATHER is coming! C. HANSEN has prepared for it by laying in a STOCK of all the requisites for his trade. All sorts of Canvas, Felt and Collar Check, etc., for Horse Cover making, cotton and flax canvas for hose and other uses. Also a shipment of Counter Twine made from Russian Hemp: it canot be beat for strength. His OIL COATS are the best in the market. C. HANSEN, MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.