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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 May 1913, Page 1

Webb's Tea Rooms (Opp [Gee. Moss ai>d Co.) NOW OPEN. Personal Supervision. * . , No Stairs.

FOR SALE, r ANTED TO SELL.—Six fine f Draught HORSES. Full particulars from Newman Bros., Reefton, or Barley and Coy., Ltd., Agents. I SALE~One Second-hand TROT- " TING SULKY (by Bryant)—Apply Star Office. J)REDGING |^JACHINERY. FOR SALE:— 1 BOTTOM TUMBLER. 21 BUCKETS, 100 LINKS. 108 PENS, 1 BOTTOM HANGER. ■ 4 STEEL ROLLERS, 4 SHEAVES. 1 LADDER, 1 WINCH, and ENGINE, 1 INJECTOR, 1 SCREEN AND ROLLERS. 3 BEARINGS, 2 PODS, AIRPUMPS, CONDENSER, FEED PUMPS. 1 FIRST MOTION SHAFT, 1 SHEAF & HANGING BLOCK, 1 SHAFT AND MAIN DRIVINGWHEEL, 1 CROWN WHEEL PINION, 2 COPPER BINS, 1 TOP TUMBLER AND BEARINGS, 1 DOUBLE PURCHASE . CRAB WINCH. . All in first-class order. For prices and farther particulars apply to W. CURRIE, Albion Hotel, Ross. JpOR SALE.—Confectionery, Fruit and Tobacco Business, opposite Greymouth State School. Business doing satisfactory. —Apply T. Hunter, on premises. FOR SALE. mara, with Furniture and Contents of Livery Stable. —For ■ further particulars apply to GUINNESS & KITCHINGHAM, Solicitors. Greymouth. 'OR SALE.—HOUSES and SECTIONS, situated in Greymouth, Cobden, Blaketown, Runanga and Blackball. Easy terms can be arranged.—A. NAYLOR, Land and Financial Agent, Greymouth. TO LET. uXET.«-Five-roomed COTTAGE, .'/,' centrally Situated. —Apply on premises^'G. A. 'Webster, 8 Alexander St. the COBDEN HOI particulars on application to T. O'Donnell, Cobden. 0 LET.—Two Furnished ROOMS, with use of kitchen, Preston Road. —Apply Star Office. - ROOMS (furnished and unfurnished), situate in town and suburbs. —Apply A, NAYLOR, House Agent, Greymouth. Greymouth, suitable foT Board ing House; special terms to good ten ant. —Apply Guinness and Kitchingharn. Solicitors, Greymouth. KUMARA JUNCTION TO KUMARA AND VICE VERSA. jyjOTOR QAR gERVICE. Tom Kennedy's MOTOR CAR (to carry six passengers), will meet all trains at the Kumara Railway Station. RETURN FARE 2a. McDONNELL. Tainui Street, is ' selling for cash, 3 tins Zebra Paste, Is; Bacon, from 7£d lb. upwards; Jam, 3 tins lid; Rice, Slbs. Is.—The cheapest house in town; come and inspect.

AUCTIONS. PRESTON YARDS, GREYMOUTH. MONDAY, 19th MAY, 1913. At 2.30 p.m. Q W. MOSS AND CO. will sell by public auction as above: — 5 COWS. 2 Two-year-old HEIFERS. 6 Yearling HEIFERS. . 1 Two-year-old STEER. 2 14-year-old STEERS. 2 Yearling STEERS. 20 CALVES (weaners.) 4 VEALEKS. PRESTON YARDS, GREYMOUTH. MONDAY, 19th MAY, 1913. At 12.30 p.m. f* . W. MOSS AND CO., will sell by public auction as above: — 30 PRIME BULLOCKS. 250 FAT SHEEP AND LAMBS. 1 HACK (broken to saddle and harness). J£IA QRA (]YCLE £4g_HAVE FOR SALE—£4 g DOUGLAS MOTOR CYCLE, Equal to new and complete with Lamp, Horn and Accessories—a genuine bargain for £4B. L. AND G. WYLDE, GREYMOUTH AND RUNANGA.

STOCKTAKING SALE, Commencing SATURDAY, 11th inst., FOR THREE WEEKS. [~|WING. t<« late arrival of our English shipments we are now overstocked, and are determined to offer the public of this town and districts BARGAINS in Crockery, Glassware, Fancy Goods, Etc., Etc. A Special Line of PUSH-CARTS will be slaughtered at cost. Come and see for yourselves ; quality first-class; prices bedrock, at ED. HOPKINS', DIRECT IM\PORTER, BOUNDARY ST. N.B.—SALE PRICES FOR CASH ONLY.

JAMES RING, THE POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHER, Has installed in his studio an UP-TO-DATE PLANT for taking Photographs AT NIGHT. Thus a long felt want has been supplied and clients photographed at night can rely upon getting first-class work.

"PASS THE MUSTARD!" tu \j uumer-iame is com piete wiuiiimi ' mustard —Colman's Mustard. Who would miss the delightful zest it gives to the taste of meat—COLMAN'S MUSTARD. JAS. O'DONNELL Wishes to notify the general public that he has taken over HASSALL'S HAIR-DRESSING SALOON. The business will be under his personal supervision, and customers can rest assured that their wants will be carefully attended to. The shop has been re-stocked with all the latest and best brands of Tobacco, Pipes and Smokerß' Requisites. THREE CHAIRS CONSTANTLY GOING.—NO WAITING IN SALOON.

HANSEN MAKER CREYMOUTH MACKAY ST., GREYMOUTH. SAIL AND TENT MAKER, AND OILSKIN MANUFACTURER. Tilts, Horse and Cow Covers, Tents, Tarpaulins, Flour Bag,s Etc. Importer of Airkmyre's celebrated Rot and Waterproof Canvas, Cotton Hose Canvas (Ameri**-n and English make), Flax Canvab and English), made expressly for the Coast. Telephone, 79.

Now for a Winter Sbirt Cold day* are coming, and yOK will find it mighty hard to keep warm if you have not a warm and easy shirt. Whatever kind of Shirt you fancy, xest assured I have got one that will please you. If you find a price lower than ours, you will find a quality lower also. Neglige Shirts 4/6, 5/6, 6/6, 7/6 Vigella (all wool) 10/6. "Working Shirts 3/6, 4/6, 5/-. Robt. M. Hempseed EVERYTHING IN MEN'S WEAR. TAINUI STREET, :: GREYMOUTH. "WHERE THE GOOD HATS ARE." Prize Medal. AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. Agreeable and Delicious to the taste. Strongly recommended in cases of RHEUMATISM, GOUT, GRAVEL, FLATULENCY, DYSPEPSIA, DROPSY, DISEASE of the KIDNEYS, BLADDER, Etc. ON SALE AT ALL HOTELS. A SUPERIOR GRUEL. 1 pure gruel from ROBINSON'S ATENT GROATS in ten minutes that imagine. Being eafily^digested—much man ea»il„ - * * . * ... WW rl_4t,'* iait -:i|»; thing for invalids and infants.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE! WT HAVE JUST MADE UP, AND ON VIEW AT OUR SHOWROOMS FURNITURE OF THE VERY LATEST DESIGN, of which we invite inspection. FURNITURE RENOVATED AND POLISHED. ALL ORDERS entrusted to us are turned out with the best of workmanship and at a less price than can be obtained elsewhere. Ascertain our prices and view our goods. G. * 80N »- Showroom: Factory: Upper Mawhera Quay. Herbert St. 'Phones: 144 and 145. MEMORIAL CARDS.—We have just •*••* landed a splendid assortment of Memorial Cards, Memorial Visiting Cards and Envelopes (unique designs); inspection invited.—ureyroouth Erening IS tax Coy., Pr inter* and Publishes,