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YOUR GAIN IS THE MIDDLEMAN’S LOSS The Crown Clothing Co. save s money for you because, as wholesalers they supply Suits and Overcoats direct to the public for one profit. Middleman’s costs are consequently cutout. The CROWN sells for CASH ONLY, so- saving the expense of elaborate credit systems and loss from bad debts. Here is another benefit you get when you purchase your clothing from THE LARGEST SUIT HOUSE IN THE DOMINION Materials are bought in huge quantities—substantial discounts are thus gained, which are in turn refunded to customers in lower prices. Every garment is made by experts on the premises. Money refunded if you are not perfectly satisfied. THE NEW SUITINGS AND OVERCOATS WILL PLEASE YOU —CALL AND VIEW THEft*-• CROWN CLOTHING M’FG CO. (N.Z.) LTD. UPPER MAWHERA QUAY, :::: GREYMOUTIL

HOTELS. SHADE’S HOTEL HEREFORD ST., CHRISTCHURCH. WEST COASTERS will find every tomfurt and convenience at the above ti- >sielry. The Dining-room and Upstairs ar# in charge of Mrs. Neil. Correspondence promptly attended to. D. NELL, Proprietor. ROYAL HOTEL GREYMOUTH. (Under New Management.) OSCAR EGDEN has pleasure in notifying his many friends, and th® travelling public, that he has taken over the above well-known Hotel. Being next door to the Railway Station, it is most conveniently situated for the travelling public. The household arrangements are under the supervision of Mrs. Egden which is a guarantee of their excellence. Only the best of Ales and Spirits Supplied. OSCAR EGDEN, Proprietor. ORIENTAL HOTEL RICHMOND QUAY, GREYMOUTH* The above well-known hotel is now under the management of the prietorVisitors to the district and th# general public will find that ALES, WINES and SPIRITS of the vary bws inre only stocked. A hearty welcome is extended te Witt Coasters. J. ROBINSON, Proprietor. „ ——— ' ' - - TATTERSALL’S HO r jEL aSHEL ST., CHRISTCHURCH. E. M. SHEEDY formerly of Shade’* dotel, has entered into possession ol the above new and commodious hots■elry. West Coasters will find the hotel replete with every modern convenient# as it has recently been renovated and idded to. The Dining-room, etc., is under the ,ole charge of Mrs. Sheedy. Nothing but the best brands oi Wines, Spirits and Beers. Correspondence, etc., promptly alien tied to. Y’ISITORS TO QREYMOUTH Who desire Comfort and Convenience. —should stay at the— RAILWAY HOTEL (A few doors from the Railway Station) “Best of Everything that Money Cmj Buy.” MODERATE CHARGES. Country visitors are reminded that only in town for the day, a FIRST CLASS LUNCHEON may be obtained. All communications to P. MAHONEY, Proprietor. TERMINUS HOTEL OTIRA. The general and travelling public are notified that JAMES O’MALLEY, for many years proprietor of the Bealey Hotel, has RESUMED CONTROL of the above hostelry. THE DINING ROOM, as of yore, will be under capable supervision. Passengers to and from Christchurch may obtain morning and afternoon tea, with refreshments, on arrival of th® trains and coaches. Only the best liquors kept. “Cleanliness, Comfort and Civility” is my motto. Correspondence promptly answeredTslegrams: “O’Malley.” JAS. O’MALLEY, Proprietor. 1 — — BEVINGTON’S HOTEL I GBEYMOUTH. I The recognised house for Tourista and Commercials. ] The Hotel is under entirely new ] management. i . “Bevington’s” is conceded tM premier hotel on the West Coast. An excellent table, affording the best on the market. Wines and Spirits selected, and guaranteed true to labeL . M. A. THORNTON, :: Propriety (Late of Ngahere- p Address: ‘'Bevington’s.

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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 June 1922, Page 8

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Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 26 June 1922, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 1 Greymouth Evening Star, 26 June 1922, Page 8

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