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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 April 1918, Page 4

/,-fvh H°333 SEKgSt PRESENTS for EASTER and WEDDINGS W£ If you are looking for a present you will find an excellent selection in our stock. Patrons can rely on obtaining from us something above the ordinary in design, quality and workmanship in— Jewellery, Watch Wristlets Pendants, Brooches, Rings, Fountain Pons, Teapots, Silver Trays and Cutlery, Haiid-paintcd Royal Worcester Ware, Ladies’ Hand Bags, Safety Razors, Wallets, Marble Clocks,- &c. Gilbert Bros. Limited, Grcymoutl?. ’Phono 253. P.O. Box 12. BARKER’S ■ TEA ROOMS. vIACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. HOT CROSS BUNS will be obtainable at the above Rooms all day THURSDAY. Country orders will receive every attention. ’Phone 227. NURSING HOME. If US. M. GILLINGHAM, Ladles’ "■ Nurse, has REMOVED her Nursing Home to a more convenient and •ninny spot in Murray Street. —Address: No. 3; lately occupied by Mrs. ivitto.—’Phone 328.

(Q REYMOUTH TCVENING TO SUBSCRIBERS. to the G re.ymoutb Evening Btar for quarter coding .March 30tli. 1918. ARE NOW DUE and must be paid at the office, Mackay Street, as early as possible. Those noc paid by MONDAY, 22nd April, will lie DISCONTINUED without any further notice. • El NERA I, NOTICE. ffTUE Eriends of (lie late JAMES CHIHSTI E. (late of Kuniara), a'nd of his wife, are invited to attend his 1 funeral, which will leave the midnice of his brother-in-law (.Mr. R. Guild ie), Hampden Street, Hokitika, TO-MORROW (Wednesday) MORNIN(i at 11 o’clock for the place of interment, Hokitika Cemetery. 11. A. THOMPSON,- > Undertaker.