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M ARORO BRICK AND TILE COY LTD. FOR SALE BRICKS (the best in the market) as supplied to principal buildings on the W est Coast, including Government Buildings. / PIPES, 3in., 4in., 6in. and 9in., in any quantity. CHIMNEY POTS. Support local industry. For price and particulars apply to G. T, MOSS, Secretary. LADIES COSTUMES PERFECT IN EVERY DETAIL. Cut in Smart but Simple lines! Made to Fit all figures! Correct COSTUME STYLES for town and country w_ar at T. KEENAN’S TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Opposite G.P.0., Hospital St. A SPLENDID DIET .FOR AGED PEOPLE.—As people grow val care must be taken not to overtax the, system with heavy foods. From' ROBINSON’S PATENT BARLEY i some-splendid dishes can be made—l puddings, blanc manges, gruel. Easy I of digestion and rich in nutriment, j these dishes are unrivalled for elderly persons. Recipes in each tin. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS JACK~BROS.. SAWMILLERS, KOTUKU. Are prepared to supply all kinds of BUILDING TIMBER, Rough ,«nd Dressed. SILVER PINE in any quantify; also BLACK PINE at shortest notice. We can supply all timber required to complete any building, and make a speciality of Dressed Timber. JACK BROS.. SAWMILLERS KOTUKU.
A USTRALASIAN TT Australasian Jul otel, OTEL, (the Favorite Seaside Resort), PAROA ROAD GREYMOUTH. Don't forget that JOE BROWN (late of the Trafalgar), is conducting the above hotel. Good LIQUOR, first-class ACCOMMODATION and TABLE, and above all the best of ATTENTION. The stopping-house for the Palace Car Motor Bus. COKER’S TTOTEL. OKER’S JJLOTEL, MANCHESTER ST., CHRISTCHURCH N. Z. (Under Entirely New Management.) Within two minutes of the Railway Station, and in close proximity to the Post Oifioe, Cathedral, Museum and Public; library. The leading and most UP-TO-DATE hotel in the South Island, being luxuriantly furnished, and replete with every modern convenience. Motor garage connected with the 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 No. 677. N P.O. Box 20. ' I Grosvenor hotel, ROSVENOR Xi-OTEL, BLENHEIM. JAS. BEIRNE, :: Proprietor. (Late Empire Hotel, Greymouth.) Visitors to Blenheim will find the above hotel a most comfortable place to stay at. Good table, first-clao attendance. Only the best of Ales, Wines and Spirits kept. , A hearty welcome to West Coasters. WHITE CLOTHES MADE WHITER. yOD want your linen and other white fabrics to be as white and pure and fresh looking as they can possibly be made. If you use KEEN’S “OXFORD” BLUE you will have the desired result. And it does not harm the most delicate fabrics. For chronic chest complaints, Woods Oreat , Peppermint Cure, 1/6, 2/6. — Duke of Edinburgh hotel, UKE OF EDINBURGH HOTEL, Corner of Albert and Hospital Streets) UNDER NEW~MANAGEMENT. ARTHUR BROOKS, • formerly of diaura, has taken over the above wellnown and popular hotel, and will be leased to see old and new faces, • Excellent Accommodation. For a good, pure BEER and the best f WINES, SPIRITS, etc., ackonwjdged by all connoiseurs to be abaoiitely lb* best try THE DUKE
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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1912, Page 8
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