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Greymouth Evening Star, 23 December 1919, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. ! DAY , SERVICES, GREYMOUTH. HOLY TRINITY—--7.30 a.m., Holy Communion; 10.30 a.m.. Shortened M. Prayer and Holy Communion; 8 p.m.. Sacred Concert. •COBDEN—--9 a.m., Holy Communion. GREY RIVER SERVICES (Canon Carr): Nelson Creek, 8 a.m., Holy Communion; Blackball, 1(3.30 a.m., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. All aura (Rev. J. W. Bloyce): 7 p.m., Evening Prayer and Holy Communion. SACRED CONCERT. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. THURSDAY NEXT, CHRISTMAS NIGHT, 8 p.m. Collection for. Building Fund. CALEDONIAN SPORTS GATHERING ' BOXING DAY. BABY SHOW.’CIX PRIZES will be given, including one for best Glaxo-fed baby. Bring along the white hopes. Six Prizes 1 Three Classes ! R. S. LATTA, Hon. Sec. TEACHER OF VIOLIN. "WILLIAM A. ROSE, Certificated Teacher of Violin, Pupil of Professor Zimmermann, Sevick’s technique and bowing method. Term commences Monday, January 10th.

TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE. MISS I. L. ROSE, Certified Teacher of Pianoforte and Theory. Term commences Monday, January 10th. Address: 39, Cowper Street, Greymouth. jgUTCHERY, UPPER MAWHERA QUAY. In wishing the general public the Compliments of the Season and good wishes for the New Year, I take this medium of informing those in search of PRIME BEEF, MU i’TON PORK, POULTRY, aiid extra prime quality LAMB, that they should place their orders at once. Without a doubt the quality is unsurpassed. Ring ’Phone 44. 11. BRUHN, Proprietor. W. REID’S TOY BAZAAR IS NOW OPEN EACH EVENING UNTIL 9 P.M. TOYS! DOLLS! TOYS! DOLLS! TOYS! DOLLS 1 A Mechanical Marvel! The Educated Monkey ! A Classic in the Toy Line! Interests Young and Old! Visit REID’S BAZAAR any nighl during the week. COA ACRES —325 acres Freehold, 205 acres Leasehold ; all cleared and ploughable, and is first-class land. Close to railway; about 100 teres ploughed recently. Price £6500. Terms arranged. CAA ACRES—3BO Freehold, and 12C Leasehold, L.I.P. ; convertible into freehold. Large area in grass. Portion has been ploughed; 23> cfres now in crop; rich loamy soil. Good dairy proposition, with good buildings Price £3500. Stock, etc., at valua;ion Of*>7 ACRES —Freehold, 50 acres in ** * grass, 50 acres felled; all flat. About 4 miles from railway. Price £2500. POOrt ACRES LAND, in good posi '•DUU tion. Can recommend this. Full particulars to bona fide enquiries. iqAA ACRES LEASEHOLD IOUv LAND; nearly 300 acres in grass; well fenced and sub-divided. Portion ploughable. Three-cow milking plant; situated close to railway. Good buildings. Present carrying capacity 60 cows. Price £4OOO. TOWN RESIDENCES FOR SALE— Five-roomed house £3OO, Five-roomed house £SOO. Eight-roomed house £BSO, Nine-roomed house £750, Six-roomed house £7OO, and many others. Full particulars on application. MARK SPROT * cO- - AND ESTATE AGENTS, GREYMODTH.