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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 May 1914, Page 1

Macka.v St., (Opposite Uddstrom s). Asc&t Watches 7/6 Ultinja „ „ 816 Good Timekeepers Equal to 20s watches 'A Trial will convince tliat oar Prices fire riglit and the quality of Goods the B. st. j?©r Highest Quality it} : STATIONERY, of all des captions, TOYS, DOLLS, Etc., BASKETS, GLASSWARE, CUTLERY, ENAMELWARE TINWARE, Ami all KITCHEN UTENSILS, Note Address: Macfyay Si.

FOR SALE. "POR SALE.—Jersey HEIFER (took- ■*- en in), with heifer call six weeks old.—Apply W. Wainman, Runanga. I.—Quarter-acre SEC- "' TION, with wire-netted fowl run and garden, together with COTTAGE ■of fch.vio rooms and scullery, situated lianfurly Street, Runanga; price £75. —Apply H. Hart, Ngahere. ■ % SALE. —Houses, Sections, Hotels, Farms and Businesses of every description. Easy terms can be arranged. Money to lend on approved securities.—A. NAYLOR, Land and Financial Agent, Greymouth. FOR SALE AS A GOING CONCERN. A DRAPERY, BOOTS AND FANCY Hi* GOODS BUSINESS, situated at Otira. Good turnover. Sole reason for selling is the ill-health of the proprietor. For full particulars apply to G. W. MOSS AND CO., or J. Ralph, on the premises. 1?OR SALE.—SO Prams and Push Carts, from the World's best makers. Prices from 20s.—F. C. WADE AND CO. FOR .PRIVATE SALE. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. VY MOSS AND CO., instructed by Mr. H. Bade, offer for private sale his commodious well-built seven-roomed DWELLING, situated in Moss Street, Greymouth, with all conveniences ; splendid view; good garden and an ideal home. Direct lease from the Public Trustee. Rent £1; area la. 3r. 28per. Easy terms can be arranged. G. W. MOSS AND CO., Land and Estate Agents. ; FOR PRIVATE SALE. a PROPERTY on Mai T " ' close to town and near „ Ftati»n; together with 55 acres of land. Doing steady business. Satisfactory reasons for disposal. Price £I2OO. Fot " irther particular? apply to G W. MOSS AND CO., Hotel and Land Broke,:. TO LET. JET.—SHOPS, HOUS ROOMS (furnished and unfurnished), situate in town and suburbs.— Apply A. NAYLOR, House A gen:, Greymouth. LOST AND FOUND. ?OUND.— Fifty of the most fashion able and durable Prams and Pusl> C**t* • ranging in price from 20s—In WADE'S Showroom. What the Famous Conductor of the Queen's Hall Orchestra SIR HENRY J. WOOD says of this Instrument "HIS MASTERS VOICE" SIR HENRY J. WOOD in the course of a speech at Sheffield, addressing 350 members of the Sheffield Festival Chorus remarked: — : "Have you all got an 'HIS MASTER'S VOICE' instrument? If not, get one at once, as it is of the utmost odvcatiunal value to all musicians. In listening to the records of such great artists as Patti, Melba, Caruso, I'lancon, Battistini, etc., you will hear what true', right vpcal tone is. As a vocal teacher of twenty-five years' experience, and as a devotee of the great Garcia method, I can assure you oi the tremendous value of this invention, and how grateful we vocal teachers are for the aid ifc gives us in showing our pupils what right and beautiful tone is; especially in the provinces, where it is often impossible to hear ihe greatest voices. -"I firmly believe that if all teachers of.singing had an 'His Master's Voice' instrument in their studios, as well as the finest vocal records as published by The Gramophone Company, and could lefc their pupils hear \ ho brightness and ring of good voice production, it would do more to dispel and eradicate our fluty, booty, breathy, dull, weak English voices, than hundreds of pounds spent on lessons, and in fruitless argument and contn A. E. KILGOUR, MUSIC DEALER, SOLE AGENT. 1317 ANTED KNOWN—The shop fc .* * purchase FOOTBALL OUTFITS for the coming season is FOGARTT AND WILLIAMS'. All clubs jeraeyi in BttVk. Everything for the ■HStqckings, Football Eoots, Beite^