BUSINESS NOTICES

Greymouth Evening Star, 14 August 1920, Page 5

BUSINESS NOTICES

<& "Prompt Cash" C/o Star _ Office, wants to purchase sluicing pipes. Cleaning or washing is wanted by ''Domestic," C/o Star Office. A children's Ingleside will be held on Tuesday at 7.30 o'clock. Two jersey cows, due October, second saif, .good milkers f> r sale Apply Star Office. The usual learners' dance w.ll be held at the Pavilion on Monday evening at 7.30 sharp. AclmLsion 1/-. A smart youth and young lads and girls are wanted by the South Seas Packing Coy. Thirty black Orpington hens and pullets'are advertised for sale. Particulars at this office. The usual fortnightly dance will be held in the Club Rooms, Alawhera Quay, on Tuesday 17th at 8 p.m. Gents 2/-, Ladies 1/-. \n onsrino driver. 2nd class ticket is wanted by T. Baxter. FranVp-i Stret, or at the mill, Baxter s Sid-

1!1 gA gent's bicycle, in first class order is advertised for sale at Mr. H. Buller's cycle shop, Tainui streetRead advertisement. '.'rime turnip-fed bullocks and sheep will be submitted to auction at Preston Road sale yards on Monday next bv Mark Sprot. Football and school sports will be held on Wednesday next. A raro sporting afternoon commencing at 2* p.m. 'Admission I/-; Children free. A dark coat belonging to m old gentleman was removed from a garden in Alexander Street this morning. f The nerson who removed it is asked to leave same at this office. The usual St. Columba Club euchre and dance will be held on Monday evening at 8 o'clock. Special p« s will be given for euchre while Miss Watson's orchestra will supply the music for dancing. The Department of Industries and Commerce (Board of Trad-) have appointed Messrs Duncan McLean, Ltd. Crevmouth as sole agents for the distribution of sugar for the West Coast. Particular.; from our advertising columns. There was once a man who nau : a horse. Someone stole it and then ho went and locked up the stable. 11ns happened hundreds of years ago, and yet lie is quoted and referred to now 'in modern time as one who ac'ed tolate. To-day like the horse thief of ancient times, the Influenza germ is lookmg for victims. Ev.rvone knows that influenza is likely to be contracted but the wise one takes precaution in time bv havi—; Peru-son s Influenza Specific ready. It is an insurance policy. Take this spec;lie immediately the first symptoms manifest themselves, when so to speak-, the thief is'prowling round. The- influen--7.1 trouble is then only a matter of a few hours' discomfort. The rnnely .rets to work at once, completely baffles the influenza germ, the aching feeling and fever are reduced and normal conditions are soon assumed. Everyone should keep Parkinson's Influenza Specific at hand ready for use. It is sold in two sizes—ls 6d and 2s 61, and the full directions for use are plainly printed on the label. Think of the trouble and misery you can pave vourself. Get a, bottle to-day from Parkinson and Co., cash chemist, Greymouth.