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Greymouth Evening Star, 5 April 1922, Page 7

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PUBLIC NOTICES. APPLES, PEARS ANY QUANTITIES. Jonathans, Cox’s, Ribston Pippins. Bon Creighton Pears. Peanuts. All Choice Fruit in Season. Write for Quotations. W. L. WALKER (Late Manager Dominion Cool Stores), WHOLESALE FRUIT MERCHANT. 15 Bedford Row, Christchurch. THE JAZZ BROOCH Just arrived: The latest novelty brooch, “The Jazz.” New and nifty. Get one quickly, as stocks are limited. NEW SELECTION of Rings, Brooches, 'Watches, Clocks, Ornaments, Gents’ Ribbon Alberts, Electro-Plate, Presentation Goods. A. H. MILNER Old Established Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, UPPER MAWHERA QUAY. W.FLETCHER HAIRDRESSER & TOBACCONIST, TAINUI ST., GREYMOUTH., ' FOUR CHAIRS in Saloon. No Waiting —Competent Artists. CIGARETTES AND TOBACCOS of all brands stocked. NANCARBOW & CO, (Established 1869.) 1 LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS < MACKAY STREET. i i HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING | DESIRABLE PROPERTIES SMITH’S TERRACE.—Mr. J. Billing- < ham’s fine Residence, containing six large rooms, plus all conveniences. House in thorough state of rep'dr. • Large section. Good garden. Early possession. Price £lO5O. PAROA ROAD —One acre Residenco Area, with fine Six-roomed Dwelling and substantial outbuildings. Pro- 1 perty splendidly situated and adapted for poultry farm- Price £450. TATNUI ST. —Very comfortable and nicely situated home ; in perfect state of repair ; every convenience. Price ( £630. Easy terms. Early possession. ‘ HERBERT ST.—Commodious Sixroomed Dwelling; handy to town, and in good state of repair. £750. BRIGHT STREET, COBDEN.—Two convenient and well situated Cottages ; price for the two £650. '■ NORTH BEACH, COBDEN—IO Acres of good land; admirably situated for pig or poultry farm. Good road right to the property. PETRIE AVENUE —Large Residence of eight commodious rooms, plus every modern convenience. Grounds nicely laid out. Immediate possession. Easy terms. Price £950. PRESTON ROAD —Six-roomed Dwsl ling; £300; four-fifths of the money may remain on mortgage. PRESTON ROAD—Shop and Dwelling of six rooms; in splendid condition; price £400; also Six-roomed Dwelling adjoining, price £325. NANCARBOW & CO,. ORIENTAL HOTEL RICHMOND QUAY, GREYMOUTH, The above well-known hotel is now under the management of the pro prietor. Visitors to the district and th« general public will find that ALES, WINES and SPIRITS of the very best are only stocked. A hearty welcome is extended to West Coasters. J. ROBINSON, Proprietor

Sure to get it at Kilgour’s! The latest novels, something special, wellbound, large print: “The Man of the Forest,’’ by Zano Grey; “Kindred Dust,” “Gappy Ricks,” by Peter B. Kyne, price 3/6; “The Beloved Vagabond,’’ “Jaffery,” “Derelicts,’’ “The Morals of Marcus Ordcyne,’’ "'Tho Fortunate Youth,” by William J. Locke, price 2/6. Delightful reading, “Vashti,” “Infelice,” “At, the Mercy of the Tiberious,” by A. T. Evans Wilson, price 2/6; “The Glugs of Gosh,” by C. 1. Dennis, price 1/6; ‘.Ballads of a Cheechako,” “Rhymes of a Red ‘Cross Man,” “Songs of Sourdougn,” by R. AV. Service, price 5/6; “Sparrows,” the story of an unprotected girl, price 2/6; “Popular Scotch Reading” by Robert Ford, pi-ice 2/6; last but not least “The Search for the Bonzer Tart,” by Hamer, price. 1/9. —Advt.

Children like Wade’s Worm Figs —sure and. certain.—Advi.

No bad after-effects with Wade’s Worm Figs. Wonderful Worm Worriers.—Advt.