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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 March 1917, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ACCESSORIES FOR BICYCLES AND ftIOTOR CYCLES. SCOTi’S FAMOUS LOW PRICES LIST L TO 0. Lamps.—Cycle: P. and H. 76 14/-, Lucaa Aceta 11/5, Lucas Aceta Major 15/-, Lucas Radia 17/6, Lucaa Kora 24/-, Beto 8/5. Oil: Lucas Lucent 6/6, Lucas Leader 7/5, Demon 3/6, Colonel 4/-. Mudguards.—Bluemel’a- No-weight Celluloid 7/6, Bluernel’s Protector Celluloid 6/6, Bluemel’g Popular Celluloid 4/6, Steel Enamelled 3/- and 4/6. per ae|; Mudguard Front Extensions, cellu'oid, 1/6 j Mudguard Flaps, Leather I/, and 2/-, Bluetnel’a W. Oils. —Lubricating or Burning, 9d tin; Lubricating or Burning, 8.5. A., 1/. tin. Oil Cans. —Cycle, 6d and 9d each; Blue, mel’s Celluloid, 1/-; motor cycle, 1/9 and 2/- each. Outfits. —Cycle, 6d, 9d and 1/-; motor cycle, Patchquick 3/6, Reliance 2/6, Mustikon 7/6; motor car, Patchquicil 7/6, Mustikon 19/-. Overalls for Motoring.—Suits, 35/- and 40/-; Coats only, 22/5 and 27/6; Leggings, 12/6 and 17/6; Seat I ess Trousere, 17/6 and 22/6. Postage paid on all Cash Orders. W. A .SOOTT AND SONS* IS3 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN, FERRY HOTEL. RAPAHOE :::: PT. ELIZABETH. An ideal place to spend the weekend. Visitors can obtain Tea and OAKES at all hours at the Ferry Hotel Pea Rooms. T, FURLONG Proprietor#

FOR LEASE. E OFFER FOR LEASE, 5 years, with purchasing clause extending over another 5 years. FARM of 102 acres at Paroa, with DWELLING, and Dairv and Outhouses ther - eon. Rental 30s per week. Cows, pigs, etc., at valuation. MARK SPROT AND C0.,-, Land Agents, Greymouth. FOR SALE OR LEASE. gLACKSMITH’S SHOP and DWEL. LING at Ikamatua, together with Blacksmith’s Stock-in-trade. Good business; plenty of work for two good men. Easy terms either sale or lease. Apply MARK SPROT AND CO. FOR SALE—A BARGAIN. T. M C 31, h.p. MOTOR CYCLE * (nearly new), in first-class order; cost originally £BO. Owner left district and instructed us to quit at bargain price. MARK SPROT AND CO. NEW ZEALAND WOOL SALES 4 Hew Record in Prices GOT BY A USER OP Little’s Sl?eep Dips At the opening Wool Sale of the Season, neld at Christchurch, on November 11th, 1915, a fresh New Zealand Record in the price of greasy wool—2o pence per lb. —was got by the wellknown ‘‘Danebury” clip, of Mr. R. Austin, of Mayfield, Ashburton, who used Little’s Conjbiped Dip (FLUID and POWDER used together), GREI MOUTH AGENTS; MARK SPROT AND CO.GBEIMOUIfI