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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 June 1912, Page 1

H. BASTINGS'.,' ARC H I T E O T, Coates?’ Buildings, Macksy.St. — ■■■ J. WATSON.; AROHI TEO T, ’ TAIMJI ST. :: GRETM£UTE, [A Cabi>„] jVff ERRJES’ NURSING Blackmore Lane (off Murray St.) NURSE M. GILLINGHAM, (law of Cobden), wishes to , infer w ladies that she has taken the above, home, where patients may rely on receiving the very best comforts of a Nursing Home. •; ' i rAOA*».] MRS L. 0 W-- - CERTIFICATED MIDWIFE ’ AND LADIES NURSE. Address; ..-3 Near Railway Station :: :; 'Hahanga, JAMES RING. THE POPOIAB PUOTOGRAtaCTt, Has installed in hia studio an UP-TO-DATE PLANT lor taking Photograph!* at NIGHT. Thus a Ions: felt want hai been supplied and clients photographed at night . can rely upon gettingfirstf class work. J.-;'; Studio open until 8 p.m. on SATURDAYS. Sittings may be arranged for other night by special apointmetit. ■ ; "VI^ANTED —To exchange brand nei* English Freewheel Bicycle fe>fr seven guineas.—WADE AND

CARS will not be long before the entire' skipment is sold out. It will help ms .very much if agents will book whatever cars they will require from s.s. “Wliakatana” as early as possible so that we may increase our orders with the factory. You are aware that the nkmths June to October are the heaviest months in America and Europe for the Motbr trade and it behoves us to increase *ur orders immediately for shipment during these months if same should be necessary. We, of course, have heavy shipments on order for each month, hut we are only too willing to increase these orders considerably if the demand warrants it. Kindly therefore let u» know as sooa |as possible how many cars you will require from the .'‘Whakatane” shipas**! due about the lOfch August. w We have several cars booked t* strive and will be glad, if intending yuf>chasers will kt its know early their »*- quirbmentfc.

SALE—On account Mr. John Straker, Cobden; valuable eightroomed HOUSE; all convenience*, orchard, hot house, fowl run, sheds, copper, tubs, house almost new; bar* gain.—MAIIK, SPROT AND COY., Auctioneers. FOR SALE—I 72 ACRES FREEHOLD about one mile from the Roto Mann Railway Station; fenced and sub-divided into four paddocksj all open country with four-roomed Cottage erected thereon. Price £IOOO. — Apply MARK SPROT AND 00. FOR SALE—34O Acres L.I.P. at Rot*" Mann, with seven-roomed hbnie* stead, cowshed; dairy and oufc houses erected thereon. This land i* all splendid quality/ and carries extensive improvements, A considerable portion of the pu?/ chase money may remain at a loir rate of interest.— MARK SPROI AND 00. . . 'V g FOR SALE—234 Acres, Municipal Lease, Koiterangi, with two Oob tagei and milking shed thereon. Improvements havebeen effected. Price an application.—, 'MARK SPROT AND CO. FOR SALE. v V ;V (ON VERT EAST TERMS.) : . Situated about five miles from tna Ahaura Railway Station. ‘ : OA A ACRES FREEHOLD LAND securely fenced and laid down in English grasses. A comfort able homestead with all convenumqfi erected thereon. . A 330 Acres Leasehold Ground held u|h der the Mining Regulations. 430 Acres held unde l ' a Temporary Grazing License. ■ - V StoCiE : 000 Sheep, 100 Cattle, 90 horses at valuation. Full particulars from MARK SPROT AND CO. r South Hokitka, 86 acres, N.-:|L £B6O. Farm 706 acres (370 acres Freehold balance Leasehold); House 7 rooms and out-buildings, wool ,ih*d