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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 July 1918, Page 1

MEETINGS GREYMOUTH BOWLING CLUB. \ SPECIAL MEETING of Members ; *• of the above Club will be held ill the Pavilion THIS (Friday) EVENING at 7.30. The annual meeting will be , held immediately afterwards. Election !of Officers, etc. ' Full attendance ' requested : j UNION. ■HE HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the above Union will be held in the Lyceum Hall on SATURDAY, Julv 27th, at 2.30 p.m. | " J. GOODALL, 1 Secretary. TENDERS TO GOLD AND TIN DREDGING COMPANIES. j FOR SALE BY TENDER. A POWERFUL GOLD BUCKET DREDGE, with 7 cubic feet steel buckets and 81 feet ladder; in excellent going order. Pontoon of best Australian hardwood, exceptionally strong, land well braced; length 131 ft., beam 136 ft., depth 7ft. 6in. At present equipped with elevator and boxes, but easily converted for tin paddock dredge if necessary. This dredge is fully equipped with tool shop and tools, electric light, powerful winches and lines, boats, etc. Intending tenderers may obtain all particulars bv applying in writing to N. K. SLIGO (Manager), Coates' Buildings, Greymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES. FLORIST, MARSDEN ROAD, :: GREYMOUTH. Telephone No. 350. Postal Address: Post Office, Greymouth.

In this department of my business I have spechl facilities for meeting the requirements of the .public, and desiie it to be known that T executive SUPERIOR FLORAL WORK of all descriptions at the shortest notice. Wedding and Presentation Bouquets. Wreaths Crosses and other Mourning Emblems. Telegraph orders receive prompt attention.

BARGAINS AT UDDSTROM'S. Full-size WOODEN" BEDSTEADS, immune from the borer by special treatment; from 37/6. COUCHES, in American Leather, from 37/6. WIRE COUCHES from £3 ss. DUCHESS CHESTS, made from seasoned timber, from £2 12s 6d. BOOKCASE, WRITING BUREAU, from £3 15s. Four Strong CAKE STANDS, with birch legs, 15s. HIGH-BACK CHAIRS, in Birch, will last a lifetime, from 12/6. SECOND-HAND DEPARTMENT. I 4ft. SPRING MATTRESS. 1 3ft. FOLDING WIRE BEDSTEAD. Compare our prices with o*her firms before purchasing. EDUCATIONAL. BUSINESS A study of Economics and kindred subjects, on scientific lines, will repay every business man a hundred-fold. In every industrial problem there are two questions—WHAT IS, and WHAT OUGHT TO BE? The problem can be dealt with only when both are answered. Economics is concerned chiefly witlf t-lic first. "g A.NKS (QOLLEGE, W E LLI N G T 0 N , [as correspondence courses iuEconomics, Currency and Banking, Modern History, Industrial Law, Economic History, Statistical Method, Economic G eography, prepared by Mr. B. E. Murphy, M.A., 1.L.8., B. Com., F.R.E.S. (First Class Honours), Barrister-at-Law. All Students' work is corrected and criticised by Mr. Murphy. The courses are not a collection of time-worn platitudes. They contain the views •<( the world's economic writers and thinkers. Fees moderate. Send for Prospectus.