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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 July 1920, Page 8

PUBLIC NOTICES. "THE OPEN DOOR." i- HEMINGWAY & ROBERTi SON'S training will give you the :. exact thorough knowledge which sucosssful business men are always seeking. It will give you the > personal instruction by expert i teachers on the following subjects : Accountancy Law Professional Public Service Bookkeeping Teachers' j ' Matriculation The correspondence course on any subject is clearly, logically ■ and concisely wiitten, speciii cally to the syllabus. You make no experiment when you enrol for one of these courses —several thousand men £ have proved our methods during the past 22 years. 1 . . "Write for particulars now. EMINGWAY & ROBERTSO?\'S " CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS, LTD., Union Buildings, Custom St. East, P.O. Box 516, AUCKLAND. —SEASON 1920 ]Y E W 2^ EALAND REFRIGERATING J^TD. WORKS: CHRISTCIIURCH—ISLINGTON The above-named Companv are CASH BUYERS of— FAT CATTLE, SHEEP AND LAMBS, Tn any quantity, either at per h'gad or per pound. For further particulars apply to the Coy's buyer— G. H. ROBTNSON, Shakespeare Street, Greyroonth Telephone 135. WICK and BLACKWOOD KANCARROW & GO'S BUILDINGS, WERITA STREET. :: GREYMOUTH AGENTS FORMiser Staple Making Machine Multiplar Hair Belting Agricultural Implements Petrol Hollow Wire Lighting Cooking and Ironing Systems DEALERS IN— Scrap Metals. New and Second-hand Boilers. Steam, Gas, Kerosene and Petrol Engines. Po-San. Indoor Closets. Firewood, Wire Ropes. Pipes (Steam or Water). CALL OR WRITE. P.O. Box 113. 'Phoie 191. WHERE TO STAY IN GREYMOUTH ALBION HOTEL Brick Building (absolutely fire-proof), the above hotel under entirely n?w Containing forty well-furnished bed rooms. Handy to Post Office. Handy to Railway. Handy to Steamers. The recognised house for tourists and visitors. First-class Table with every atten tion. J. D. WINCH AM, Proprietor YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE. MILLINERY CLEARANCE COMMENCES ON THURSDAY at 9 a.m. Drastic cat in price of HATS. Substantial Reductions in all other lines. Prices should bo tempting to our patrons. MISSES WHITE'S EMPORIUM, :: TAINUI STREET. (Gieseking's Buildings, Greymoutli. CYCLING IN WINTER. Demands certain things which are indispensable such as Lamps, Mudguards, etc. We offer a fine selection. Observe the kinds. Look at the prices: LAMPS: Electric Lamps make the road plain as day; can't blow out. —Price 16 6. Oil Lamps, strong and reliable; throw a good light; make night riding safe.—Price 4/6, 5/6, 6/6. Tin best Refined Oil is. MUDGUARDS: Bluemel's Celluloid Mudguards can't be beaten, light, strong and easily fitted. Price, "Peerless," 14s; "Pro fcector," 13s. Steel Mudguards, exceptionally strong, finely enamelled , price Ss'and 7s 6d. We pay postage on afl cash orders. W. A. SCOTT AND SONS 181-183 GEORGE ST.. DUNEDTN. TZ'EEP warm and cosy every night -"- "'.ith a "UNIQUE" British made Hot Water Bottle. Heavily vulcanised seams ; cannot leak or burst. On sale everywhere. Look for the brand on neck of bottle. |> T> Rutox Reliable Rheull,n" mat ism Romedy, C/6 ; posted 3s. —Manwell Williams, Chemist. PARKINSON'S LIME SYKUP. T i'he rwluthl* l ('ouum rpn'»'lv R'diove? sore throats, couch« mlo«, nriti nroncbiili ir.rHViiiTl.s | s \f, ?.l. nn <\ 2/fi ; SNIP. Double-width Twill • Sheets, nnble >ohed "+ 27/6," ! 30/-, 3/9 per, pair.—At Walker's Sale, toundary Street.