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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 April 1913, Page 1

FOR SALE. pOR SALE.—HOUSES and SEO--1 TICKS, situated in Greymouth, Cobdon, Blaketown, Runanga and Blackball. Easy terms can be arranged.—A. NAYLOR, Land and Financial Agent, Greymouth. POR SALE.—The Pacing Gelding JOE DAVIS.—Apply Charles Bignell, POR SALE.—Milner’s Iron FIRE PROOF SAFE; size 2ft 9in. high by 2ft- 2ins. square; a real bargain. — Apply Star Office. 0N SALE. —Pie Melons, Quinces, • Pears, Dessert Apples, Swedes, at J. TRUSCOTT’S, Family Grocer. YOU will survey your clothes with satisfaction if KEEN’S OXFORD BLUE has been used in the washing. After over 100 years’ experience, you may be certain that the manufacturers of the famous “Oxford” Blue understand their business from beginning to end. That’s why the experienced laundress always insists on getting Kean’s “Oxford” Blue. Tl?c Greyrpoatl? Motor Garage MACKAY STREET. MOTOR OARS. MOTOR CYCLES MOTOR CARS. MOTOR CYCLES. REPAIRS, TYRES, SPARE PARTS, AND ALL CONVENIENCES. TERMS CASH ONLY. GREGORY AND LORD, Proprietors. H. J. HUDD. TIMBER. PRODUCE, CUSTOMS, SHIPPING AND INSURANCE AGENT. AGENCIES: — 1 Guardian Assurance, Fire and Accident. STEAMERS Opouri, Kair&ki, W cotton, Joan Craig, Inga. Freights received in any quantity. and forwarded .to„all .ports. Letter*: Box 107, Greymouth. SOUTH WESTLAND COACH SERVES. TO TOURISTS AND VISITORS TO THE WEST COAST. RObS TO FRANZ JOSEPH GLACIER JOHN Is still CONTINUING his well-known Coach Service from ROSS to FRANZ JOSEPH GLACIER, Coaches leave Ross every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, or any other day as desired, carrying passengers and luggage to the Glacier. Telegrams to Kellar’s Hotel, Hokitika; City Hotel, Boss; or Post Office, Hari Hari, will receive prompt attention. JOHN PROPRIETOR. ItyTEMORIAL CARDS.—We have just landed a splendid assortment of Memorial Cards, Memorial Visiting Cards and Envelopes (unique designs); inspection invited. —Greymouth Evening Star Coy., Printers and Publishers. BOOT RE-PA!R!NG. Ttii'R, J- MURPHY, Bootmaker, I” wishes to notify the public that he has RE-OPENED’a shop in Albert St., next door to W. Joyce, Solicitor, j Repairs promptly executed. Rea- j sonabl© terms. TO HORSE OWNERS AND GENERAL PUBLIC. J Q. NANCEKIVELL AND SON ” * takes this opportunity of informing the inhabitants of Greymouth and country districts that they HAVE COMMENCED BUSINESS as HORSE SHOERS and GENERAL BLACKSMITHS in premises lately occupied by J. McCarthy (junior) in Boundary Street. Best ol workmanship _ with moderate charges.—A trial solicited. RATLIN'S LAUNDRY, ALEXANDER ST., GREYMOUTH. LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING AND BLOUSES washed and ironed equal to new—all hand work. GENTLEMEN’S WEAR.—Collars, Shirts and Soft Goods are turned out equal to new garments. All work called for and delivered to suit customers. A post card will bo the means of having customers wants attended to. All garments washed and ironed under the proprietor’s supervision. KOKATAH! TTOTEL, OKATAHI JJLOTEL, , (NEAR HOKITIKA). (The Favorite Resort for Sportsmen.) gTEWART QGILYIE (Late of the Half-Way House, on the Ross Road), “Where the White Pigeon Was ” PROPRIETOR. Sportsmen, the travelling and general public will find the hotel a most comfortable resort. Ferrets always on hand. Luncheon* made up. Telegrams promptly answered,