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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 September 1917, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ONE MONTIES SOLID SELLING. PRICES REDUCED TO COST. FINAL FLING AT GREENS LADES. [ Butter 16 per lb., Bacon (side) 1,2, Roll 13; Hams 1/3, ('audios 9d, choice bulk Teas 1/6, pkts. Teas 1/6, 19, 2/-, choice Sultanas 81d, fancy Seeded Raisins 7d, or 5/9 do/,., large tin Pineapples 91, Dcssicated Cocoanul, 9d lb., Caustic Soda 9s do/,., Popps sd. 9d, 1,6, Scott’s Emulsion 23, pickles lid, Club Coffee. 1/10, Pineapple Chunks 6/6 do/,., Velvet Soap 7d, .Malt Vimfpir 9d, Edmund’s Baking Powder 1/8, Beaver Baking Powder Is, Ammonia 5d bottle, Blacklacquer Bd, Bovril 2s, Sapon, 4pkts for Is. Mai/.ena 7d, .Milk 7s do/., Oils 6d per battle, Gerstena 1/5, Nugget sd, Honey Is and 1/2, Sardines 7d and lOd, Salmon 1/2, Tlellor’s Sauce 16, Colonial Sauce lid, Lino Reviver lid, 1 put. Starch 6d, Sun. Soap 1/2, Tapioca and Sago 4d,FElonr. 501 b. 86, 25ib. 4/5, Sapolio 6d, Cheese Is per lb., Kerosene 16/6, Corn Flour 6 pkts for 2/9 Rice 2/,d lb.. Sugar 16 3 per*bag. Potatoes, prime 11s sack. A hundred and one other lines reduced accordingly. "Wheat, Pollard Bran at cost price. J. w. greensla.de and

CO., THE MACKAY STREET GROCERS, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL. pIG A NTTC CLT AI BIN G NE W v * r GUINEA BUTTER BEAN. Weight from 10 to 16 lb. This new edible vegetable grows from 3ft. to sft. long. 'The delicate buttery flavour is much appreciated. Price 1/2 per pkt., post free. Also the now climbing SWORD BEAN.—Delicious in flavour, four beans being sufficient for a dinner. Price per pkt. 1/2 ; post free. Also Bath’s celebrated SWEET PEAS. Collection 2s 6d. New Season’s VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS. A AND S. REID FLORISTS & SEED.MERCHANTS, 271 HIGH ST., CHRISTCHURCH. (Established half century.)

the hens that lay are THE HENS THAT PAY. . . DAY OLD CHIX —F rom— CHAMPION UTILITY. . WHITE LEGHORNS, . . —And— RHODE ISLAND REDS FIFTY CHICKS with FIRE-LESS BROODER, 50s. Settings 10/6. Post Free. Order Early from — N.Z. MODEL CHICK RANCH, WESTPORT.

is absolutely nothing bottoi A than— DOVE STARCTHAYWARD S rICK> AND VINEGAR, j | | HUDSON'S WdCU ™ AND CONFECTIONERY. WE KNOW AND WISH YOU TO KNOW. Obtainable at all stores. See tha you get them and take no other brand* SPRING! “Spring unlocks the flowers | to paint the laughing soil,’ | sang the poet. j In Albert Street the Spring is heralded by the blossoming of MRS WYLDE AND CO.’S charming millinery creations, in a delightful array of styles and hues. The 'flowers in a garden are not more pleasing to a woman’s eye than these new hats/ Stop and study our windows —then step inside ! MRS WYLDE * 00 • MILLINERY SPECIALISTS, “WHERE THE SMART HATS ARE” ALBERT ST., GREYMOUTH. MAWHERA MEAT CO. (J. STEER, Proprietor.) TVTOTHINQ but the best quality in all lines stocked, and sold at ft margin that - will defy competition. Ask for Printed Price List. No connection with combine, trust, or any firm of auctioneers. : I am prepared to treat privately with the farmer for the purchase of all kinds of really prime stock, paying full market rates. Licensed to purchase HIDES AND SKINS for sale to th* N.Z. Governmeat. J. STEER. TAINOI ST., 'I::;;; (JUEYMOUTH. (Late Cunningham Bros.)