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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 July 1912, Page 1

J. WATSON/.-;^ ARCHIT ECT^'':; ;V >|si rAINDI ST. :: : : GREyibuifl [A Cab».] i ; ; ";% JJ|ERRIES' NDRSING HOkE,*: NURSE M. GILLINGHAMi:(Iat«fi of Cobden), -wishes lo' inforloif Ladies that she has taken- qikri the above home, wh«r« patitati J*ay| rely on receiving the. v«ty b*ei «*».*: torts of a Nursing Hom«. . ■■'• .!*' fA Cam.] ■■;.■";■■''•.■■;Vi'|S. MRS LOW, -f; CERHFICATED MID WO 18 A2vD ; ; LADIES NURSE. ■. : : • ...H.-f, Address: ",,, x . ; -, '-^ Near Railway Station :4. :: RuaaWfcii; JAMES Rippilfl THE POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER,*: Has installed in hi» studio DATE PLANT for taking Photograph at NIGHT. Thus a long feU'want:MsT(. been supplied and clients photographt4 • at night can rely upon geltfhfl class work. " '"•'■>' '.',•/ /\% Studio open until 8 p.m. bnrSATUlli'. DAYS. Sittings may be arran|efl Jb/] other night by sweial apbintnieiit. ?j ]JOUND the fir*, the old, yarn* M youthful escapades lonf ago, teeSii all the more romantic when; th* boti! are smoking REGENT Cool and of exquisite flavour. Try' them. v '■/*;

will not be long before the entire shin ment is sold out. It will help ue very much if agents will book whatever cars they will require from s.s. "Whakatana" as early as possible so thatwe may increase our orders with the factory. You are aware that the months June to October are the heaviestmonths in America and Europe for the Motor trade and it behoves us to increase oar orders immediately for shipment during those months if same should be necessary. We, of course, have heavy shipments on order for each month, but we are only too willing to increase these orders considerably if the demand warrants it.' Kindly therefore let us know as noon as possible how many, cars you will require from the "Whakatane" flhipm&si due about the 10th August. We have several cars booked;to arrive and will be glad if intending parchasers will let us know earlj their requirements. AND CO., Sole Agents, South Island j?OR SALE—On account Mr. Joa» Straker, Cobden, valuable eightroomed HOUSE; all convenience!, orchard, hot house, fowl run, , sheds copper, tuba, house almost new; bargain.—MAßK SPROT AND COY./ 4uctioneers. fOR SALE—I 72 ACRES FREEHOLD! about one mile from the Roto Mann Railway Station'; fenced and sub-<Lvided into four paddock*,' all open country with four-roomee ■ Cottage erected thereon. Price £looo. Apply MARE SPROT AND CO FOR SALE.—A FARM of 70 acree, at Paroa; with six-roomed HO V§E. Dairy, Stables, Cow Sheds, -good garden, acetylene gas" and l '■every convenience—MAßK SPROT*ANp COY., Auctioneers. • * . : FOR SALE—234 Acres, Mpnicipi Lease, Koiterangi, with two Cot' tagea and milking shed thereorj Improvements have been effected Price oui application.SPROT AND CO. FOR SALE. -■:'•:./ A -I .'. (ON VERY EASY TERMS), ; Situated about five miW froiß' si* Ahanra Railway Station'; all securely fenced and laid down in English grasses. A comfort able homestead with all convenience* erected thereon. ..1 330 Acres Leasenbld Oxouud 'h>ld. xmr' der the Mining ,.'■ 430 Acres held , undo* a Tem^oxairj! ■ Grassing License./- .■*■'.'. .y.'-l■■<'■'■ i '. Stocf: 800 Sheep, 100 Ca^le, ; >:|6 horses at valuation. Full p4rWf?n*' Urn frbnr/MARK SPROT AND CO.? Booth . Hokitka, 86 aciaaj^-'-Sf/JL '::':■,: ■ mm. ■ - s%■:;:>&..'< I?arm ;708 sere* (370 aerer ■';;■. : ■nd oat-buiidingß, wodl.v -s»p#- ■■-.'. Wxißfi. orchard Vriem "iVSftfc?:&Co, w lSre¥mO'H|h;&