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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 February 1918, Page 1

is Now on ! Everything is specially reduced in price, DISCOUNT and FREE POSTAGE as usual Orders by Post receive prompt and careful attention, and if our selection is not entirely satisfactory, we will gladly exchange or refund money, if desired. During the Sale no goods are sent on approval If an account has not been opened with us, kindly forward remittance with order. , , allantynes - Christchurch and the well-known “ Baliantyne ” Quality is an assurance of satisfaction. WRITE US YOUR REQUIREMENTS. . We will do our utmost to be of service to you. '

PUBLIC NOTICES. IF YOU WERE TOLD YOU COULD BE Ttoj *HeuM«r l Cure CURED OF RHEUMATISM WHAT WOULD YOU SAY? “NONSENSE, I HAVE TRIED EVERYTHING!” But you would be wrong, becanse [ Rheumaline-Oxygena has cured scores and scores, and why should it not cure you ? We tell you fully and completely and show by scores of instances, from persons of whom you can readily enquire, that R brumal ine-Ogyjgena is one of the modem marvels of healing. Onr Free Booklet, “The Broken Crtuch,” tells how scores and scores of sufferers -have been able to fling away their crutches and have walked erect and pain-free for the first time in many vein's. If you suffer from Rheumatism there is no subject of greater interest for you than to read this book of wonders performed, and to know that in ■your case there is a cure awaiting. All you have to do is to fill in the coupon and post to us and the Booklet will reach you by return mail. FREE COUPON. To the Dominion Rheumatic Cure Pty., Ltd., Hellaby’s Buildings, Queen St., AUCKLAND. Dear Sirs, —Please send me your free book entitled “The Broken Crtuch : A Most Interesting Story,” as mentioned in the “Star,” Greymoiith. A.L. 64. Name Address , N.B. Our Effervescing cooling, refreshing, and S reliable blood purifier. 2/6, posted 64 extra. —Hanwell Williams, Chemist.

MARBLE BAR (Opposite Opera House, Greymouth). LL the latest American and Continental Soft Drinks produced on a fountain soda water basis, which is guaranteed a model of CLEANLINESS and PURITY.* ICE CREAMS AND SUNDAES AT ALL HOURS, Private sitting room for ladies, with every attendance. MARBLE BAR CONFECTIONERY STALL provides all kinds of Fancy Lollies and Chocolates. Two entrances —Tainui Street and Chapel Streets. Moderate Charges. S. M. BENYON proprietor. ~g7 sweetman, MATCHMAKER & JEWELLER. FOR LOWEST PRICES —in — GOLD, SILVER and NICKEL GOODS Comprising— Plate of all descriptions. Chains, Rags, Medals, Ribbon Alberts. Medals. Wristlet Watches, to suit all. Every description of JEWELLERY and WATCH REPAIRS done on the premises. Don’t Forget the Address: Opposite General Post Office, Greymouth. < A. FAIR HALL, FLORIST, MARSDEN ROAD, :: GREYMOUTH. Telephone 360 ® Postal Address: Post Office, Grey-' mouth. In this department of my business 1 have special facilities for meeting the i requirements of the public, and desire it to be known that I execute SUPERIOR FLORAL WORK of all descriptions at the shortest notice. Wedding and Presentation Bouquets 7/6 to 42/-. Wreaths, Crosses and other Mourning Emblems 7/6 to 50/-. Telegraph orders receive prompt attention. State pr ; ce when ordering. All orders carefully packed and despatched.

NEW ZEALAND WOOL SALES RECORD PRICES FOR WOOL SOLD AT NEW ZEALAN D WOOL SALES HAVE BEEN GOT, AS FOLLOWS, BY USERS OF—LITHE'S SHEEP DIPS 1. N.Z. RECORD PRICE, 1906=1909 15 pence per lb. —Pahau Pastures Estate, Culverdon. 2. N.Z. RECORD PRICE, 19PS-1915 15i pence per lb. —J. E. Simpkinson, Ashley. 3—N.Z. RECORD PRICE, FEB., 1915 pence per lb. —R. Adamson, Westland. 4. N.Z. RECORD PRICE, 11th NOV., , 1915 20 pence per lb.—R. Austin, Mayfield, Ashburton. 5. N.Z. RECORD PRICE. 17th NOV.. 1915 (LITTLE’S FLUID used as a basis, with another Dip added'. pence per lb., 17th Nov., 1915 —H. Ranish, Martinborough 6. RECORD PRICE FOR WELLINGTON (LITTLE S FLUID used as a basis, with another Dip added.) 2<U pence per lb., 17th Nov., 1915 —R. Ranish, Martinborough 7.—RECORD PRICE FOR HAWKE& BAY 192 pence per lb., 20th Nov.» 1915.—W. H. Small, Otana. 3.—RECORD PRICE FOR CANTER* BURY pence per lb., 101 h Jan, 1916. —Captain W. A. Morgan, ML Somers. 9. RECORD PRICE FOR OTAGO 15| pence per 1b.., 2Srd Dec., 1915. —T A. Pannett, Roxburgh. 10. RECORD PRICE FOR SOUTHLAND \ 19 pence per -Ibl, 14th J«n., 1815. —E. Chilton, Otautau. 11. RECORD PRICE FOR WESTLAND 192 pence per lb., 14th Feb., 1916. —J. H, Dicdrichs, West land. MARK SPROT apd CO. AGENTS, GREYMOUTH. ■