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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 June 1912, Page 1

i <- li WM rife MIV j3gs| hi Off m m LfcU LETTER ORDER SHOPPING WITH BALLANTYNES CHSSSTCHURCH 17-r -v^aa^rvi-^A^r> WHAT do you take for TT BREAKFAST? The wisest and most healthy persons will say, “Porridge made from ROBINSON’S PATENT GROATS.” It makes a finer-flavoured, easierdigested, and richer porridge than the ordinary oatmeal. F&ISPATCH FOUNDRY CO., LTD., (Estd. 1873.) ENGINEERS, BOILERMAKERS, BLACKSMITHS, IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS. West Coast Agents for; — COOK’S WIRE ROPES, BOILER PRESERVATIVE, STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS. BOILER COVERING. Circular Saws and all Sawmilling and Engineers’ Requisites kept in stock. ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT ADALBERT A, HA I HKKT SAVE £lO SAVE £lO by buying your Pianos at bedrock price from W E, Church, Stillwater, Direct Importer of Adalbert Pianos Best value in Pianos. Terms as required PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS RIANOS JAMES RING. THE POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER, Has installed in his studio an UP-UO-DATE PLANT for taking Photosp-aph* at NIGHT. Thus a long felt waot has been supplied and clients photographed at night can rely upon getting firstclass work. Studio open until 8 p.m. on SATURDAYS. Sittings may be arranged for other night by special apointment. The Trocadero BOUNDARY ST. :: GREYMOUTH. If in want of a MEAL OR SUPPER* Cooked by a first-class Chef (late of the White Hart Hotel. Christchurch), TRY THE ABOVE RESTAURANT AND SUPPER ROOMS. Cleanliness and Civility in my Motto. MEALS at any hour of the day or nljjfrk PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. R. MUNDY :: Proprietor. (QIVE “HAIRAID” a chanos and you will have no after resets; it never fails.—C. NISSEN, Hairdresser, Strpot

D CARS TOURING GAR (5 seated)—£23o. RUNABOUT (2 seated)—£2lo. ROADSTER (3 seated)—£2lo. * TOWN CAR (Taxi, 5 seated)-£290 £ DELIVERY CAR (load 750 lbs.)—£23o* FORD CARS are not cheap care—they are the highest price quality car in the world, none excepted, yet sold at the lowest price. Our 1011 Touring Car has done 12,000 miles during the past twelve months. It does far more solid work than any other car the West Coast on rough roads, including the climb over Otira Gorge, Reefton Saddle, fording Grey and other rivexa, and runs, plication «®-day as well as when it landed, La»l ■week it travelled over 600 miles on a consumption of five tins of petvsi, equal to a cost of three farthings mile. The Ford Company is the *nfy organization in the Dominion carry** jj full and complete stocks of every past belonging to the car Ail parts ass standardised and there is little trouble to make repairs. Every bayaa: is supplied with « complete list of pasta iaa/3 can promptly replrco any porlivE at a minimum cost. We shall be pleased t® tu£p|| pamphlet? .find full particulars OK a%J*>. MARK SPROT AND °°- Sob Agents.

HOUSES FOR. SALE. HOUSE —Seven rooms, all oonvenis encas, High Street; one-eighth acre; Freehold. £630. Three New HOUSES, Oobden, Leasehold Sections, Bright St., prices £285, £295, £285. HOUSE—BI aketown, five rooms (new) one-eighth acre ; Leasehold ; £265. HOUSE. —Five rooms (new), 2g acres land, well fenced; good grazing; three miles from G.P.O. Price £350; cash £25, easy terms. HOUSE, Blaketown, five rooms, quaxJpOR SALE—On Mr. .Tefal Straker, Cobde-4. v-ahiabls ciffhtroomed HOUSE; oil sonveniences,, orchard, hot house, fowl ran, shod*,; copper, tubs, house almost surw; bar* gain.—MARK SPROT AM) GOT.,' Auctioneers. FOR SALE—I 72 ACRES FREEHOLD., about one mile from the Rot* Mann Railway Station ; fenced and eub-divided into four paddocks; all open country with four-roomed Cottage erected thereon. Price £looo. Apply MARK SPROT AND 00. FOR SALE—34O Acres L.I.P. at RotsMann, with seven-roomed homestead, cowshed; dairy and au t> houses erected thereon. This ? land is all splendid quality and' carries extensive improvements. A considerable portion of the purchase money may remain at a low rate of interest. — MARK SPROI ' AND CO, H t«r-acre, Leasehold; price £l5O. FOR SALE PRIVATELY. FREEHOLD DAIRY FARM AT INTER WANGANUI, CLOSE TO' THE DAIRY FACTORY, SCHOOL, POST OFFICE, TELEPHONE BUREAU. FOR SALE—234 Acres, Munioip® Lease, Koiterangi, with two Cottages and milking ehecl thereon. Improvements have been effected. Price on application.— MARK SPROT AND CO. FOR. SALE. (ON VERY EASY TERMS.) MARK SPROT AND CO., favoured with instructions from Mr. « ACRES ERFFHOT r> ’ T akp© Charles Ferguson, offer for sale his 246 _ !3 E^ HOI ; U FREEHOLD FAEMrt &to ;jowii 330 Acres Leasehold Ground held ua» Buildings erected thereon. Easy terms arranged if necessary. der the Mining Regulations. 430 Acres held unde* a Temperas/ Grazing License. Stock: 900 Sheep, 100 Cattle, 29 horses at valuation. FuK particulars from MARK SPROT AND 00. South Hokitka, 85 serai, W. Jt. FARM, good soil; near a SSBO factory; 269 acres, well snhdmd- Farm 700 acres (370 acres Freehold ed and watered. Price £1509. balance Leasehold); House 7 rocat* MARK SPROT AND CO., Sole Agente. and ont-buildinga, wool shad feSidflft. orchard. A SNIP IN FARM LANDS. H Mark Bprot & 0a.,W58 w s