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Greymouth Evening Star, 3 May 1917, Page 1

AMUSEMENTS. rpjlE Usual Weekly F.nchro ami I);n<uo, Druiids’ Hall, Ti itS (Tlmrsday) EVENING. Miss Watson’s orchestra. Good prizes lor euchre. Gents 1/5 ; Ladies Is. Euchre Is. A ILARD-LT HOP will bo held in Young’s Hall, Tot ara Flat, on Fill DAY, May 4t li.. in aid of the Hadies’ Soldiers' Sewing Ouild. Good music. Gents 2s 6d ; Ladies Is. Everyone invited, PUBLIC NOTICES. DISIUSAI, OF BUSINESS. 4 M'NNINGHAM LUOS., Butchers and Small Good-mien, of Tatnui Street, HAVING DISPOSED of their business to MU. J. STEER, thank the general public for their liberal support and as]; for the same to he extended to their successor. All accounts owing must be settled forthwith.

CiItEVAIUUTiI EVENING STAR. TU HOKITIKA RESIDENTS. r | I HK CJREYMOUTH evening STAR -'nay he obtained on arrival of the evening train daily from T. ROBINSON, Stationer, Hokitika. borough of runanca. (STATUTORY Cl/)SING-,I.)AY. OFFICIAL DECLARATION OF HOLE T 0 FORCE R. HUNTER, ReA * turning Oilicer for the Borough of Runanga, give notice that the Roll taken on Wednesday, 25th April, 19x7, to determine which working day of the week shall be the Statutory Closing Day within the Borough of R.unai J;a, resulted as follows For MONDAY ... F.-r TUESDAY ... For WEDNESDAY For THURSDAY For FRIDAY For SATURDAY .Informal The majority of voles being in favour of SATURDAY. I hereby declare SATURDAY 1.0 he (lie Statutory Clos-ing-day within the Borough 01. l\nuanga in accordance with the Shops and Ofi'ices Act, 1908. C. R. HUNTER. Returning Officer for the Borough of Runanga. May 2nd., 1917. Votes. 0 1 18 22 1 148 2

GENUINE f BAB© AIN SALE ONE MONTH ONLY. l’,oii>.'rr pushed bu - room and overstocked in I 1 until tire ut all lines, 1 it in making a. hJL'KCJ Alj UKIUJCi H.»N in: OoUcliOS Easy Cliairs Wooden Bedsteads Withstands Wardrobes Chesterfields Dining Chairs Mattresses (all kinds) Duchess Sets Ktc., Etc., Etc I want kite public to understand that never in the history of Greyinouth has FURNITUR E BEE N OF FEII KI > to the public at SUC.II. LOW | | PRICES. , . , I I Seeing is believing, then I I come and inspect, | C. DDBSTRCM Furniture Maker and Upholsterer, Mackay Street, Grey mouth. T I, J ECONOMY! ECONOMY!! IDEE WEST COAST MACHINERY *- EXCHANGE has for sale almost my dags of new or second-hand ma:hinery. Write us and we will post you our latest lists. We are agents for Messrs Reid and Grey, whose stock of j Agricultural Machinery are the largest: vnd best in the Dominion; Messrs Aniersons, Ltd., Christchurch, who can mpply from a Garden Pump to a complete Harbour Dredge; Messrs A. Hatrick and Coy., Ltd.,—for Motor Cars, Delivery Vans, and “Firestone Tyres” 'last word in Motor Tyres); also “Multiplar Hair Belting” (the best on jarth). We have enquiries for the fol'owing goods: Sawmill Tramway Rails 30 to 40)bs.), Dynamos (about 10 to 13 imps., 80 to 110 volts; 3 enquiries; all Drilling Machines, Steam Pumps 'Worthington, Cameron, or Tangye, mall Buses), Boilers (various sizes), 3 ) h.p. Kerosene Engine, 25 Sets Bm. Trolly Wheels, 1 18 'to 20in. Felton Wheel, 1 4 h.p. Boiler. 1 10 h.p. Boil>r. Many enquiries for pliable wire •opes of various sizes; 1 SMon capacity Steam Wagon, solid wheels, must be n good work! rig order. —Wick and Latimer. Boj 113; ’Phone 191.