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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 March 1911, Page 1

F. KEY, RETAIL & PROVISION MERCHANT. STATE COLLIERIES. Wishes to inform the residents el Rnanga and State Collieries that "he has PURCHASED the BUSINESS of Mr. J. Walker, and trusts that by strict attention to business he will be accorded a full measure of public patronage. . Only the best brands of GROCERIES kept in stock at moderate prices. MEN'S CLOTHING, BOOTS AN* SHOES IN STOCK. A TRIAL SOLICITED. OTIRA—CASS COACH SERVICE. BRYAN AND MOYNIHAN'S LINE. STILL LEADING. Line of Modern Coaches will leave Otira for Cass on MONDAYS, , WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, after arrival of train, returning from Cass on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS. REDUCED FARES—SINGLE 17/8 j RETURN 255. For further particulars apply to HENNIKER AND CO.. Agents. Werita Street, Greymouth. PRINCESS ST. : : DUNEDIN.* The favourite resort for West Coasters, tourists and commercial travellers. Excellent accommodation. Hot and cold shower baths. Spacious dining and commercial rooms, with every attention. Carriages and luggage van meet all trains. Wm. A. WOODS : : : : Proprietor. F. M. DftEWITT.

(Late Royal Hotel, Greymonth.) Wishes to notify all West Coast friendf that he has taken the QUEEN'S HOTEL, corner Manchester and Cashel Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. The house has been thoroughly re* novated and refurnished. SPEIGHTS' XXXX ALE ON TAP. The travelling public can rely upon the best attention and all the comfurie of a home. TARIFF: 6s per da*. v ;'■ Important to Ladies of Taste. The Marked Dig tinctions of a cos; tume made bj competent LADIES TAILOR SPECIALIST These are the business. ' S. SaLTZMHN, |OMft te Wade f «,l