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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 March 1911, Page 1

MODERN WAY SHOPPING. ’Tis simple, 'tis satisfactory, this ordering ly post. It costs you, no more; the prices are the same to all, and we pay the postage. Hose-4/1 Rib Ladies’ Black Cashmere, t/4 per pair. Kid Gloves, “ Wearwell,” Colours and Black, 2/6 per pair. Eton Lingerie Dress Shields, 2/tS per pair. The best of every kind only is stocked, and country clients can order with all confidence from J. BALLANTYME & CO. GHRtSTOHURGH

u m a«i? mmis BEAT THE SAW RSH W. J. McILROY AND CO., Wholesale and Retail, Grocers, Mackay Street, Gxeymouth, 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 with ns yon deal with a store that has built up its connection by giving full value at the lowest prices that quality will allow and take these as examples:— New Season’s Raisins per lb. 6d. New Season’s Sultanas per lb. 6d. New Season’s Currants per lb fid. New Season’s Figs per lb. fid. New Season’s Dates per lb. 4d. New Season’s Dried Apricots pe ( r lb 9d. New Season’s Dried Apples per lb 9d. New Season’s Preserved Ginger per lb od. New Season’s Prunes per lb. fid. Dessert Pears, heavy syrup, per tin lOd Dessert Apricoti in heavy syrup per titf 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 od. Herrings in Tomato Sanctf fid. Sardines in Tomato per tin fid. Kipperd Herrings per tin fid. W. J 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 CHEB (Late of the White Hart Hotel Christchurch.) TRY THE ABOVE Restaurant and Supper Rooms. Cleanliness and Civilitv is my Motto MEALS AT ANY HOUR OF THE DAY OR NIGHT. PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. R. MUWDY, - Proprietor. NOTICE. WEATHER is coming! G. HANSEN has prepared for it by la3 r ing 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 tixe market. C. HANSEN. MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. CO K E R’S IT 0 T E L, 0 K E R’S II 0 T E L, MANCHESTER ST., CHRISTCHURCH ; : : : N.Z. (Under Entirely New Management.) Within two minutes of Railway Station, and in close proximity to Post Office, Cathedral, Museum and Public Library. The leading and most up-to-date Hotel in the South Island, being luxuriously furnished, and replete with every modern convenience. Motorgarage connected with hotel. Letters and telegrams promptly attended to. West Coasters will receive a hearty welcome. Tariff 10s per day. H. J. MOON, (Late United Service Hotel, Chch.), MANAGER.

Telephone 677 P.O. Box 291. The Ceylon Tea aid Importing Co. beg to notify the public of Greymouth and district that we have opened a TEA and CROCKERY WARE Emporium in Gieseking’s Buildings, Tainui Street. Our celebrated GOLDEN TIPS TEA will be offered to the public at little more than wholesale prices. Call at our establishment TO-NIGHT and obtain a Sample (free.) For quality and flavour it is unsurpassable. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. We intend to fully cater for our customer’s wants and a large range of Crockery and Glassware. Further shipments shortly to arrive. Compare ,our prices. They will be found to compare with wholesale rdte ß. SULLIVAN, Proprietor, Gieseking’s Buildings, Tainui Street. TTSE LINOARNISH THE GREAT MODERN FLOOR POLISH AND PRESERVER. All Grocer* and Store*. —1/6, 8/6.