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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 March 1911, Page 5

We are ovetstocked' iii the following lines which must be cleared at cost:—200 men's dungaree trousers 4s 6d to 2; lid, men's all-wool Kaiapoi jUnderpants 6s 9dto 4s lid; 100 boys serge knicke't;trousers 3s 9d for Is lid; men's all-wool oplo•_i a- 3 _...-i_ yin- *«.- OfW, AA .laWiaß' Kaiapoi costumes- 60s for 355, ladies print and muslini>dress £os/for f7a lid {■ ladies.' cashmere stockings two pairs for *2s lid at C. Smith,' Ltd., wholesale and retail drapers, clothiers, boot importers and house furnishers; Greymorith —Advt.

Plain's, arid specifications, of houses to be erected under the Workers Dwelling; Act are being prepared,'and will, shortly be available for applicants." The designs will be for houses of .'four, five and; six rooms, in reasonable variety of architecture. It is to be noted,'says the Post, that the Board will not consider any application for the erection of %■ dwelling unless there are at least six applications from the same place. That, of course, is to obviate the necessity of the'Board having-to appoint'a supervisor of one or two dwellings in isolated localities, and thus incur an unreasonable amount of expense. • The regulation would probably not be rigidly enforced in a place like Wellington,; for .instance, ,if thei'e were six applications for the erection .of dwellings in various suburbs—say, two from- Brooklyn- and four from Island Bay.

Immediate relief for aching heads! The chemist will tell you: "Steams' Headache Cure—take a Wafer now." You'll be grateful.—Advt.