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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 April 1914, Page 4

JUST SAY Watson's No. 10. EARN SHOBTWO r||r>rr „ Invaluable to |V business man or Ensures advancement. P.apid, thorough tuition. BOOKLET FREE. HEMINOV/M a ROBERTSON’S Austx&luxi&a Co rf «i>oprfonce School* P.O. Bos SIS Ltd. '& AUCKLAND CLOTHES FOR THE CULTURED. CLOTHES FOR THE CULTURED. KYLE’S TAILORING ■ Removed next to Wade and Co., Star Office.) A 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 ba measured. JAS. KYLE. COSTUMIER AND TAILOR, MACRAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. PUBLIC NOTICE. TUT BULLER takes this opportunity . ■ * of thanking the general public for their past support, and hopes to merit a continuance of same in his business as CYCLE MECHANIC, GUN AND LOCKSMITH, in the premises lately occupied by Mr. J. Kyle, Tainui Street. All work done will bo carried out with the best of workmanship and ruling prices.

FOR SMITHY WORK, FOR STEAMING, FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES, Dse Sni©l|eless PaparoaCoal Satisfaction aiyd Ecos?oo>y assured Local Agents G. S. CRAY AND CO/, Midland Chambers, Greymouth. Retail from: — .7. KENNEDY —’Phone 204. D. SHANNAHAN—’Phone 201.

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF GREY MOUTH. Ladies and Gentlemen, — AT the request of a number of the electors of the Borough, I am a Candidate for the Mayoral Chair at the election to be held on the 29th inst, and respectfully seek your support. Having served nearly nine years as Councillor, I may reasonably claim to have a fair knowledge of tire affairs of the Borough and its requirements. Being amongst the largest ratepayers it will be ray aim to see that your affairs are carefully administered. In view of the urgency of the Cobden Bridge re-construction the financial position of the Borough precludes any further loan expenditure for some time to come, but I hope to be able to show you, if elected, that without in any way curtailing, but rather enhancing the efficiency of the water works especially, a very considerable saving can be off; ctcd and turn what is now, and has been for three years, a serious loss into a very fair profit. The matter of swimming baths will have my heartiest support, as I believe they will be very beneficial and can be made self-supporting. In this connection I am only too pleased to do all that I can to advance the interests of clean legitimate sport.

Yours faithfully, DAVID TENNENT, Greymouth, April 23rd, ISI4. POLLING BOOTHS Town Hall, State School, B lake town School Gymnasium. J£EWA pRJVATE J.JOSPITAL AND JJOMC SHAKEPEARE ST., GREYMOUTH. E. BISHOP AND 0. K. DREWTTT, (Registered Certificated Nurses.) Terms and full particulars ou application. Special redaction for patients awaiting confinement. —telephone 272,