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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 December 1913, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES, WESTLAND TROTTING CLUB. dfVWNERS of horses are notified that NOMINATIONS for all events at the Club’s forthcoming meeting on the 6th -January, 1914, close with the Secretary at the Post Office Hotel, Hokitika THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at 9.30 o’clock. Excellent track for harness events. M. HOUSTON, Hon. Sec. GREYMOUTII BATTALION BANDTiJ EMBERS of the above Band take this opportunity of wishing the public of Greyrnouth their best wishes for a “Merry Xmas and a Bright and Prosperous New Year,” and to notify residents that they will .NOT PLAY their usual Xmas Carols this year. On SUNDAY NEXT, at 3 p.nn, a specially selected programme will be played on the Children’s Park, to which a cordial invitation is given to the public to be present. 1 S. SULLIVAN, Conductor. j SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PURSUANT to the terms of “The Banking Act, 1808, SATURDAY, the 27th day of December, 1913, is hereby appointed a Special Bank Holiday throughout Now Zealand at the undermentioned Banks : I The Union Bank of Australia Ltd., ! R. A. HOLMES, ' Inspector. * Bank of New South Wales, } B. M. MOLINEAUX, j Acting Inspector, j The National Bank of New Zealand 1 Limited, | JAMES COATES, : General Manager. Bank of New Zealand, Wm. CALLENDER, General Manager | NOTE. —The Banks will also bo closed throughout the Dominion on i THURSDAY, December 25th (Christ- | mas Day), and FRIDAY, December i 26th (Boxing Day.) NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. FRIDAY, 26th DECEMBER, 1913 (BOXING DAY.) j HTHE Train advertised to leave Greyj mouth for Otira at 7.45 p.m. will BE DELAYED until 8.25 p.m, arriving Otira at 11.45 p.m., connecting at Stillwater with 6-45 p.m. train from Reefton. r ' BY ORDER. NOTICE TO GOLD MINERS.

IT*OR SALE, OR TO LET.—WESJl SEL’S MINING PROPERTY; cheap; at Upper Blackball; permanent supply of water, with two large races; plenty of ground for a life-time’s work. This offers a splendid opportunity to a party of miners; plant, patent nozzles and iron pipes. I am selling on account of old age and infirmities. All particulars from R. 11. WESSELS, Town Belt, Greymouth. i THE GREY—COBDEN INDUSTRIAL BUILDING SOCIETY. npIIE Shareholders of the above SoA ciety are notified that the Fourth Annual Meeting of the Society will be held at the Office of Mark Sprot and Co. THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, 23rd inst. at 7.30 p.m. £600! £600! An Appropriation of £3OO by ballot and £3OO by sale will eventuate at the same time. All those in arrears are requested to pay up in order to participate. The office will be open to receive payments during the evening. C. H, ROSE, Secretary. XMAS AND NEW YEAR, PRESENTS FOR YOUR FRIENDS. "VITHAT better and more useful ’ ” present for the Xmas can you give your friend than a good local-made UMBRELLA OR SUNSHADE. I have just completed making a special line of Ladies and Gent’s Gold and Silver-mounted Umbrellas. View my window when you will see on© of the best displays of Sunshades, etc., in New Zealand, and made on the premises.—l2 months guarantee. S. A. WEBSTER, UMBRELLA AND SUNSHADE MANUFACTURER, 22 MACK AY ST., :; GREYMOUTH £ASSIDY & COMPANY, LTD., OTIRA TO HALPIN CREEK COACH SERVICE. SINGLE 15s RETURN 25Passengers are requested to apply early for Coach Seats during the hviday season so as to avoid disappointment. i AGENTS: WESTPORT.-W. T. Slee and G. S. Cray and Co. REEFTGN.—W A. Stapleton and E. J. Scantlebury. HOKITIKA.—Mark Sprot and Co. MOANA.—E. Penhalluriack. RUNANGA AND BRUNNER—John Ward. BLACKBALL. —Blackball Co-operative Society. STILLWATER.—D. Wallace. GREYMOUTH.—M. J. Fogarty and Co. and G. W. Moss and Co., West Coast Representatives. THROUGH BOOKING TO AUCKLAND. Through booking to Auckland, including Steamer, Railway and Coach, (also Sleeper on railway, if required), can be arranged by MESSRS CASSIDY AND CO. Passengers desiring to make this trip are requested to give two clear days’ notice of their intention to travel to Auckland to that berths, etc., can be arranged. For full particulars as to fares, etc., apply to the local representatives— MESSRS G. W. MOSS AND CO. Passengers please note; lOOlbs. of luggage allowed free,