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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 May 1922, Page 7

SHIPPSM® ADVESHTSBEMHtWa. UNION gTEAM gHIP. £ OF N.Z., LTD. £ PROPOSED SAILINGS, ™ — ■ 5 rOB WELLINGTON FROM £ LYTTELTON, v fr Mararoa: Monday, Wednesday, Friday | Maori: Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. Coast passengers should connect with * the Maori every Tuesday, Thursday z and Saturday, and may obtain ticket# J (including coach and rail) at th© Greymouth office. SYDNEY FROM AUCKLOND- ’ * Manuka, Thurs., May 25th. ; CANADA, AMERICA, LONDON, Etfe. ? Via VANCOUVER Makura, about May 23rd. SAN FRANCISCO, AMERICA, ANJ? 5 LONDON, Etc., Via San Francisc® — . (From Wellington). Tahiti, June 13th. MELBOURNE, From WELLINGTON# LYTTELTON AND BLUFF. Palbona, early. THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY, LTD. DIRECT LINE TO THE UNITED KINGDOM. Large Modern Twin-Screw Passenger Steamers, with Unsurpassed Accommodation. Steamer Tons From About ♦Ruahine, 10,758, Wellington, June 13 ♦Rimutaka, 8.890, Wellington, July 10 ♦Ruapehu 8,881 Wellington Augua'♦Remuera, end September. ♦Proceeding, via’Panama Canal of Monte Video at ship’s option. Return tickets are interchangeable with P. and O.S.N. Co., or Orient Line, via Suez; C. and A. Line, vie Vancouver, or U-S.S. Co. of N.Z., Ltd,, via San Francisco. UNION STEAM SHIP COMPANY OF N.Z., LTD., Local Agents. A NCHOR LINE OF STEAM PACKETS.; Picton, via Westport—-Steamer early, Picton Direct —Alexander to-day. Westport and Wanganui—Steamer early. Nelson Direct —Steamer earlyMotueka and Nelson —Steamer early. New Plymouth, via Westport Regulus to-morrow. For freights and passages apply t» NANCARROW AND CO., Agents, Mackay Street.

~ -mv' °Xf I Made in Canada 1 The D & A Cor«eto ar© fittod on Canadian Modala combine the best features of Pari*. London and Now York design®, though sold at tauch lower price#. There £® a sodal tor avery figure. DOMINION CORSET CO Montreal QUEBEC Maker# #i»o of th# La Div# and Dtf A Good li e M B 7 jm i

NANCARROW & CO. (Established 1869.) LAND AGENTS AND AUCTIONEERS MACKAY STREET. HAVE FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING DESIRABLE PROPERTIES SMITH’S TERRACE—Mr. J. Billingham’s fine Residence, containing six large rooms, plus all conveniences. House in thorough state ' of repair. Large section. Good. garden. Early possession. Price £lO5O. PA ROA ROAD—One acre Residence Area, with fine Six-roomed Dwelling and substantial outbuildings. Property splendidly situated and adapted for poultry farm- Price £450. v TATNTTT ST. —Very comfortable and nicely situated home; in perfect stat® of repair; every convenience. Price £630. Easy terms. Early posses sion. ■„ ■. ' HERBERT ST. —Commodious Sixroomed Dwelling; handy to town, and in good state of repair.. £750. BRIGHT STREET, COBDEN.—Twft convenient and well situated. Cottages; ■price for the two £650, , NORTH BEACH, COBDEN—IO Acre® > of goofl.ljrnd; admirably situated for pig dr poultry (arm., Good road right to the property. : , ; PETRIE AVENUE—Large Resident of eight commodious rooms, plu* every modern convenience. 5 Ground* nicely laid out. Immediate, possfeJ- . sion. , Easy terms. Price £950. .. - PRESTON ROAD—Six-roomed DwsL ling; £3OO ; four-fifths of the monwj may remain on mortgage. PRESTON ROAD—Shop and Dwelling ’ of six rooms; in splendid condition; price £400; also Six-roomed Dwelling adjoining, pri(*9 £325. JJAN.CARRQffi & CQ.