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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 November 1923, Page 1

Frock Week at Miller’s! 400 FROCKS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. WHITE COTTON FROCKS with DARK PRINT FROCKS, made black woven stripes, very strong from the best Indigo Print, belt, and nicely made, E“ /£? easily pocket, sleeves and well sized, worth 12/6. ® > 6/11 SUPER QUALITY ZEPHYR ZEPHYR FROCKS, in all the FROCKS, gathered at hips, latest checks £2 /I II 8/6 — FANCY SPONGE RATINE STRIPED CREPE FROCKS, FROCKS 14/6 Belts, Pockets, and nicely trimmed, £?//? PLAIN SPONGE FROCKS, in all the latest shades 12/6 LIGHT FLORAL PRINT FROCKS — — “ TOBRALCO FROCKS JQjg The above are at least 20 per cent, below the average price, and we would urge our customers to make the best of this splendid opportunity. Judicious buying, small profits and large turnover, enables us to quote you these ridiculous prices. MILLER’S Box 175. : : : ’Phoue 401. DYE STUFFS GOING TO DO ANY COLOURING THIS SUMMER? AVe have a full range of the very best Package Dyes, comprising DYOLA, NADCO, TWINK, ALADDIN, Kli and ANALINE DYES; also COLOR ITE for hats. The Nadco and Dyola Dyes are “one package dyes that is, the same package will colour any material —Silk, Wool, Cotton or Mixed. Expert dyers requiring good fast colours use the above makes.. AVe will Le pleased to show you a full range of colours in order to assist you make a selection. Full instructions are given on every package. L. F- HOGG CASH CHEMIST MAW HERA QUAY ’Phone 410

PUBLIC NOTICES. LITTLE’S MOTOR SERVICE. BUS will leave Post Office at 9.30 a.in on SUNDAY NEXT (weather permitting) for PUNAKAIKI. Fares 12/6 return. R. J. LITTLE, Proprietor. APPRECIATION. T TENDER most heartily my appreA ciation to all my friends and supporters, who assisted in placing me as third candidate in connection with the G.D.11.5. Flower Queen Carnival. Their efforts and those of the people were splendid. RONA FERGUSON (Daffodil Queen). TECHNICAL SCHOOL FETE. A CCOUNTS owing by the Committee ' of the above- are requested to be rendered immediately. j. button, Director. SECTIONS FOR LEASE. 7VOTICE is hereby given that the undermentioned sections will be open for application on Renewable Lease at the District. Lands ami Survey Office, Hokitika on and after THURSDAY, the 6th day of December, 1923 ■ RUN ANG A r .l ’() WNSH IP.

Section 10, Block VII. ; Part Section 10, Block Alli. ; Section 12, Block XVI. ; Part Section 3 and Part Section 4, Block XVIL ; Part Section 11, Block XVIII. ; Part Section 4 and IPart Section 5, Block VII. ; Part Section 3, Block VII. ; Part Section 9, Block IX. ; Section 10, Block IX.

Section 10, Block VI L, is loaded with £l7O, valuation for improvements. Part Section 3 and Part Section 4, Block XVII., is loaded witr £l5, valuation for improvements. Part Section 4 and Part Section 5, Block VIL, is loaded with £l4O, valuation for improvements. Part Section 3, Block VIL, is loaded with £l6O, valuation for improvements. Part. Section 9, Block - IX., is loaded wiht £l7O, valuation for improvements. Section 10, Block IX., is loaded with £lO, valuation for improvements, and the halfyearly rentals run from 12/6 to £3 2s 6d per hall' year. Plan and particulars may be had at the above office. IV. T. MORPETH, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

CHRISTCHURCH HOTELS.

THE RECOGNISED WEST COAST HOUSE In Christchurch is TATTERSALL’S HOTEL CASHEL STREET. “MAKE IT YOUR HOME.” P.O. Box 364 ’Phono 214 ’Phone messages and correspondence promptly attended to. ARTHUR ROSE, Proprietor. St. Elmo Private Hotel 52 Worcester Street, Christchurch. Superior Private Accommodation. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Two minutes from G.P.O. Moderate tariff. V. J. Murray. Prop. WHEN IN CHRISTCHURCH Stay at STOREY’S FAMILY HOTEL Opposite Railway Station This Hotel lias been thoroughly renovated throughout; is under entirely new nianagonierit; and is now one of the leading Hotels in Christchurch. Meals arranged to suit-boat and train timetable. TARIFF MODERATE. A. f. Lawrence, Proprietor. |