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Greymouth Evening Star, 22 April 1914, Page 4

JUST SAY i WATSON'S No. 10. Triteads. MAKE MONEY in spare time, or adopt this up-to-date Profession. Eminently suitable for ladies. Beskletfru. HEMIN6WAYI ROBERTSON'S AtutrajMian Correspondence School* Ltd. P 0 Bai 51S AUCKLAND CLOTHES FOR THE CULTURED, CLOTHES FOR THE CULTURED. virarc .TAILORING Removed next to Wado and Co., (Opposite Star Office.) * TAILORED SUIT for the man who desires to be smartly clad for winter—a SUIT that embraces snappy individuality and correct style—a SUIT that good dressers' appreciate, because of the TAILORING, PERFECTION and COMFORT that is the KYLE kind of tailoring. Come and see my new assortment of WINTER FABRICS, and bs measured. COSTUMIER AND TAILOR, MACK AY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

CLOSING DOW N SALE CLOSING DOWN SALE CLOSING DOWN SALE —of— GENERAL DRAPFRY. GENERAL DRAPERY. THEO. SARATY. (Opp. Court House, Greymouth), Is closing his Greymouth branch, and will during the Easter holidays maice SPECIAL REDUCTIONS on every article sold, No rubbish, but genuine new goods. Remember the sale will only continue during the Easter holidays.

EfCTHSfI 1 Doz. PINEAPPLES. 6 Pkts. JELLIES. 3 Tina SALMON. 12lbs, SUGAR. 3 Pkts. MAZENA. 3 Tins DESSERT FRUIT. I lb. TEA. J'cwfc POTATOES. 251 b. FLOUR. ALL THE ABOVE FOB 20s. Defies Competition :::: Cash OnlyChoice COOKING APPLES 6a Case. M.'#M3UlCfffill] RICHMOND QUAY, GREYMOUTH.

PUBLIC NOTICE. jlfl'RS. C. HANSEN takes this oppor--ITJL tunity of THANKING the general public for then past support, and wishes to intimate to them that the SAIL AND TENT MAKING BUSINESS in Mackay Street will be carried on as usual. "All orders will, as in the past, be done promptly and faithfully executed. PUBLIC NOTICE. fj BULLER takes this opportunity of thanking the general public for their past support, and hopes to merit a continuance of siime in his business as CYCLE MECHANIC, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, in the premises lately occupied by Mr. J. Kyle, Tainui Street. All work done will be carried out with the best of workmanship and ruling prices. THANKS. Ttfl'R. AND MRS. T. JOHNSTON and Family desire to return their sincere THANKS 'to the many kind friends for assistance, rendered and sympathy tendered them in their sad bereavement. Kaiata, April 22nd, 1914.