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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 July 1913, Page 1

WANTEDS. ANTED.—Young GIRL, or middle aged VVOMN, to’assist in housework.—Apply Mrs. C, Watson, Umoto Road. WANTED—To Rent, COTTAGE, 7 ' lour or live rooms; Karoro preferred. —Apply “Tenant,” c/o Star Office, 1/VAETED—A TAILER-OUT ; wages . ' 13s day.—Apply Stratford and Blair, Kaimata. WANTED.- TROLLYMAN ; must ” ’ be used to centre brake. —Apply N. Peat, MoanaWANTED.— An ENGINEER.— Ap- ” T ply Dredgemaster, Stafford Gold Dredging Coy., Stafford. WTANTED. —A GIRL for house--77 Work-—Apply Mrs. D. McKay, High Street. WANTED.— HOUSEMAID-W AIT--7 7 HESS ; good wages.—Apply Mrs J. Weir, Hotelkeeper, Roa. ENGINE DRIVER for 7 ' Stationary Engine; firstclass certificate necessary.—Apply Butler Bros., Ltd., Midland Chambers, Greymouth. or at the Mill, Ruatapu. TO BUSINESS MEN.—Wanted a * First-class BUSINESS MAN as local representative. Must be able to provide fidelity guarantee. For particulars of salary and conditions of engagement apply to L. W. Balkind, Financier and Draper,' Greymouth. THE whole of S. I- BETON’S Stock is being sold at cost price. Bargains are too numerous to specify, as everything is a bargain, and not merely a catch line thrown out to attract the public. A'ny reasonable offer taken as the stock is for absolute clearanceAN SALE.—Seed Potatoes, GameKeepers, Princess Victoria, Dalmeny Beauty; Rhubarb Roots, Cabbage's—At J. TRUSCOTT’S, Family Grocer. WANTED KNOWN.—Hannah's Annual Stocktaking Sale now onBargains unheard of before.

WANTED.—Lovers o£ SMOKED T v FISH to call at ANGEL BROS, and procure a sample of the most delicious Schnapper, Terakihi, Gurnet, etc., that money can buy. t'F'HE Double-Sided Zonophone Records are without doubt the very best that have ever been placed on the market. Perfection of quality, perfection of tone, perfection of artists; lOin. 3/6, 12in. 5/6. —Obtainable from A. E. KILGOUR’S Music Store, Giesoking’s Buildings. Ilf McDONNELL, Tainui Street, is * selling for cash, 3 tins Zebra Paste, Is; Bacon, from lb. upwards; Jam, 3 tins lid; Rice, 51bs. Is. —The cheapest in town ; come ■and inspect. WANTED KNOWN—Football Boots in Black or Green Chrome, posted to any address for 11s.—At HANNAH’S. MEW PRUNES, 5d ; Honey, 21b. hot. Is; Pine Apple, 5d ; loose Dates, 4d ; Pie Fruits in half and one gallon tins; Dessert Fruits in heavy syrup, 3 for 2/6.—BECK AND CO., Mackay Street, 17J s-KITTA WA (in slightly damaged condition), 20 dozen Men’s Overalls ; must be cleared out at once; 3/11 each ; usual price 5/6. —FOGARTY AND WILLIAMS, Mawhera Quay. WE find the best remedy for Coughs and Colds is PARKINSON’S LIME SYRUP. Four sizes, Is, Is 6d, 2s and 2s 6d. WANTED KNOWN—That I have ” ' several HOTELS to lease in Greymouth and suburbs. —Apply A. NAYLOR, Hotel Broker, Greymouth. WANTED KNOWN.—L ARSEN BROS, give ESTIMATES of all PLUMBING and GAS FITTING WORK, which they guarantee.— Werita Street. WE are Selling 20 dozen Men’s T T Overalls (which have been slightly damaged) at 3/11 each ; usual price 5/6. Get in early and secure a bargain—At FOGARTY AND WILLIAMS’, Mawhera Quay. PRIME SMOKED FISH arriving at 1 McDONNELL’S Store every Thursday ex Mapourika. Order early. —’Phone 121. P.O. Box 88. WANTED.—You can acquire in a few weeks “spare time study” a thorough command of accurate, forceful, persuasive English —so esential to success ! No wearisome old time methods ! A new, easy system. Prospectus “E” free. —JAS. RODGER, 11213. Lichfield Si., Christchurch.'

RANGE LILY has saved many from operations. Send stamp for sample. Mr Dewar, Specialist, Strand, Arcade, Auckland. QAVE YOUR, MONEY by buying from M. McDONNELL’S Cash Store. Please look! —3 tins Fruit 2 6‘, 3 Zebra Paste Is ; 6 pt. Jelly Jelly Is ; 3 pt. Blue 2s 6d; 3 Sardines lid; 3 Jam lid ; Glasses lowest in town. WINTER SPECIALTIES of all kinds at PARKINSON AND CO’S, Chemists. Hot Water Bottles, Chilblain Cure, Lanoline, Cold Creams, etc., etc. PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIAL AND * APPARATUS of all kinds at PARKINSON AND CO’S, Chemists, Tainui Street, Greymouth. Box 34.'Phone 71. “OXFORD” BLUE IS UNEQUALLED FOR LAUNDRY WORK. TT makes the clothes white-looking, A pure-looking, and fresh-looking. It does not harm the most delicate fabrics. It’s effect on the clothes is healthful and sanitary. KEEN’S “OXFORD” BLUE has proved itself to be one of the best blues.—Jt has stood all tests. RETURNING home after a hard game nothing is more refreshing than a warm bath, to which has been added a tablespoonfnl rf rOT,M4V’9 MUST 4 "-n If r-nders the bath • oiiic and bracing.