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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 June 1912, Page 1

WANTEDS. W^-ANTED —Bj Gentleman, BEDSITTING ROOM with fireplace.—Address P. O. Box 36. ANTED— BOARD and RESIDENCE in private family for three gentlemen or married couple; good home.—3s Murray Street. ■RANTED— A BARMAID for Grosvenor Hotel, Blenheim.—Apply ,to Mr. J. Beirne, Blenheim. "^^/ANTED — A GIRL to assist in housework.—Apply Star Office. \\f ANTED —Good BARMAID; wages £2.—Apply Empire Hotel, Napier. WANTED- I TAILER-OUT and Head Y v BREAKER-DOWN.— Apply Gladstone Mill, Hokitika LineWANTED—To Buy five good COWS, newly calved or near calving.— Apply E. Noble, VII. Mile. Reductions for Cash—Sugar, 11s, 501 b. 5s (quarts) Is; Jam, 3 tins lid ; Ceylon Tea, Is 3d lb. ; Ammonia 5d per bottle —at McDONNELL’S Cash Store. BLACKBALL COAL COY. "WANTED— MINERS and TRUCKERS for the above Company.— Apply. Manager at the mine. T ADIES—Waltz in and see our DANCING SHOES; all sizes and prices ; from 4/6 to 12/6. —FOGARTY AND WILLIAMS. SJOAK ’em in the suds and they will come up smiling! Our Underwear.—FOGAßTY AND WILLIAMS, Mawhera Quay. "O EDUCED Cash Prices :—• Sardines 3 tins 1/2 ; Groats, 9d per tin ; Apples, 61b. Is; Prunes, 6d per lb. ; new Dates, 41b. Is ; new laid Eggs, 2/6 doz. ; Bacon, cuts from per lb. ; Dessert Pears, lid per tin—at McDONNELL’S Cash Store. \ WANTED KNOWN—You can procure CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, at the lowest rate in town, at McDONNELL’S Cash Store. Compare a few lines —White and Gold Cups and Saucers, 5s doz- ; Dinner and Soup Plates, 6d each ; Meat Dishes from 2/3. All lines greatly reduced. '\M r ANTED—To purchase large quan- ~ T tity of sound, empty SACKS, 5s per dozen, at Matheson’s, Mackay St. ■jVTO man who draws solace from a pipe should fail to get acquainted with MILD DERBT PLUG. It begins well, ends well and is good all the time. OP HE fragrant cloud of smoke from A the REGENT CIGARETTE wafts the smoker to the land of “Care Freedom.’’ The REGENT is the cool smoke.

fT’HE smoker’s ideal cigarette is the one that gives him the full fragrance without a sting to the tongue. Such a Cigarette is the REGENT. Try them. POW CHAFF, Lucerne Hay, Straw, Oat-Straw Chaff, Dun Oats and Crushed Oats, at SMITHERS AND HOPKINSON, Grocers and Produce Merchants, Thompson St. —’Phone 210. Crushing done by arrangement. TDjOUND the fire, the old yarns of youthful escapades long ago, seem all the more romantic when the boys are smoking REGENT CIGARETTES. Cool and of exquisite flavour. Try them. ANTED—Ambitious and energetic men to become expert Electrical and Mechanical Engineers, Architects, etc. Big salaries, splendid prospects! Study in spare time and achieve success. AMERICAN SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE, N.Z. Rep., Jas. Rodger, 1128 Lichfield St., Christchurch. (SMOKERS; Attention! If you’re looking for a decent mild smoke why not try MILD DERBY PLUG. It is a delightful blend of dark and aromatic leaves. cloud will certainly have a silA ver lining, if, when in “the blues” yon smoke REGENT CIGARETTES. They are delightfully fragrant and coo] to the tongue. WANTED Cooks, Waitresses and Housemaids, General* for town and country places ; every applicant found a suitable place and good wages.— Apply NAYLOR’S Registry, Greymoath. ANTED —Housewives to know that McILROY AND CO. are selling PRUNES; first quality at 6d per lb. f TSE “HAIRAID” and nothing else Obtainable at NISSEN’S, Boundary Street. —3/6 a bottle. WANTED KNOWN—Hannah’s will post to any address, Whit© and Black Football Boots fojr 10/6.

IDISPATCH 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. The Trooadero BOUNDARY ST. :: GREYMOUTH. I! 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 it my Motlo. MEALS at any hour of the day or night, PRIVATE APARTMENTS FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. OPEN ON SUNDAYS FROM 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. I?. MUNDY «• .ii Proprietor