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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1912, Page 4

m. Bill ■& S 6 SBjSi!. «!!!!; \§MM m-Mi: immt ■ii] y.\\ m iti c: m ii II in f:T: m Wk AN OVERCOAT that is right This is a coat that has the appearance and value of a measure-made coat at about half the tailor’s price. It is made from all wool tweed and will stand several hours of heavy rain. The COAT is splendidly tailored and silk-stitched throughout. This splendid Winter Coat is being enthusiastically received by men who appreciate a really smart coat. Can be had in several patterns and in three prices—--38/6, 45 /-50/W. McKay & Sen, The Leading Drapers Qreydnouth and Hokitika. The Cheapest and Best Boot & Shoe Store Es HANNAH’S > , ,Our Winter Stock of FOOTWEAR has now arrived, and we art in the ptoud poßition of being aide to sell a single pair of BOOTS and SHOES at She Wholesale Price. Wo give the people the benefit of the middleman’s 'profits. We have the reputation of supplying the Best Wear Goods at ths i lowest price in New Zealand. AU colonial lines are made in our factory t>y New. Zealand workers. By purchasing from us you are supporting colonial "industry. Our ordinary prices are other stores’ sale prices. We solicit your patronage to prove our statements. Hen’s Strong Bluchers 5/11. Women’s Chrome Lace Shoes 8/6. Men’s Chrome Bluchers 8/6. Women’s Glace Shoes 8/6. Hen’s Strong Shooters 9/6. Women’s Glace Lace Boots 11/6. Men’s Watertight Bluchers 12/6. Women’s Evening Shoes from 3/3 up. Men’s Black and Tan Glace Boots 14/6. Girls’ Strong School Boots from 5/11. Men’s Chrome or Kid Pioneers 9/6. Red and Blue Shoes 1/11. Football- Boots posted 10/6. \ Tan three-bar Shoes 2/6. Women’s Chrome Lace Boots 9/6.- ' i The -King of Gum Boots “RUBBERHIDE” stocked by us. Bring youx: REPAIRS, w© do them well. Catalogues posted to any address free. HANNAH’S, QREYMOUTH.

How delightful! How delicious! Exclamations like these are quite common in reference to Tiger Tea. It's such a genuinely good article. For no fewer than 25 years it’s kepi “on top." It must be a good tea to do that, don’t you think? Try it. You’ll like it. We believe you’ll gay it’s the best tea you ever bad. Remember ! T|AFp YEA THE TEA THAT’S I IVilCni ICM ALWAYS “OH TOP.”

E. HOPKINS BOUNDARY STREET, DIRECT IMPORTER CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, Is now holding a Novel SATURDAY Sale of ONE LINE ONLY, the 15th and 17th June, KITCHEN UTENSILS! KITCHEN UTENSILS! ALL MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. SEEING IS BELIEVING. GOME AND SEE. K. HOPKINS FAMILY GROCER, BOUNDARY ST. It ip worth while insisting to get. the Zealandia. It is the most ■ up-to-date range in the Dominion and is unequalled for cleanliness, ' oven, regularity, and general efficiency. If you cannot visit the Ironmongers, write to ns for Catalogue No. 18. WANTED KNOWN LARSEN BROS, give ESTIMATES of all PLUMBING and GAS FITTING VvuR.K, which (hey guarantee.— VVerita Street.

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