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Greymouth Evening Star, 8 March 1924, Page 1

' PUBLIC NOTICES. WHITCOMBE’S BOOK NEWS. ' “THE 800 K M AN” . SPECIAL XMAS NUMBER,. 1923. A sumptuous production. A tieasure hods© of literary and artistic interest. Profusely illustrated in colour and black and white. Price 8/-, postage 1/- extra. TWO FINE NOVELS: “The Red Lodge”: A mystery of Campden Hili, by Victor Bridges. A rattling good story of mystery and adventure; 6/-, , postage 6d extra. “The of Reggie”: A book of irrepressible humour, by A. A. Thompson. The amusing adventures of Reggie, who at 22 finds he must either starve or work. 6/-, postage 6d extrai BOOKS THAT WILL INTEREST . , AND HELP. New Zealand Teacher's Diary for 1924. Indispensable to the teaching profession; 3/6 (6d). Poison Mysteries is History, Romance and Crime; 13/6 (8d), The Official War History of the Wellington Hilles Regiment, 1914-19; by Major A. H. Wilkie; 10/6 (8d). Yea. and Nay; A series of lectures and counter-lectures given at the London School of Economics, in aid of the hospitals of London; 8/- (Ody. Secondary Education for All: A Policy for Labour ; 1/6 (4d). (Postages in brackets.)

WHITCOMBE AND TOMBS, LTD., CASHEL STREET, CIIRISTCHURCR. PRODUCERS -OF- . . ■ BUTTER FAT We wish to announce that we will pay 1/7 PER LB, for all. Butter Fat received from March Ist, 1924, to July 31st, 1924. Consign your cream to us and it- will have our’ best attention. ' ) ' z OVERHAND DAIRY CO. LTD. GREYMOUTH. P.O. Box 154 :;: ’Phone 159 ~~ WANTED. ANTED KNOWN. PICKLING ONION’S, 281 b. for 3/9 POTATOES (local grown), 281 b. for 5/6 SWEDES (local grown), 281 b for 5/A choice selection of FRUIT and VEGETABLES always on hand. » . -—- J. T. COOPER ANO CO., The I-eading Fruiterers, ’Phone 403 ::;: Box 127 AGENCY AVAILABLE. 1 INQUIRIES invited from reputable firms for local agency for WESTINGHOUSE STORAGE BATTERIES. FULLAN ARMITAGE & COY., LTD, Albert Street :: : Auckland TV ANTED.—Capable Woman to keep house for about a month ; arrangements could be made with a married couple. —Reply to “X.Y.Z.,” Star Office. VELOUR COATS.—A few samples, Whitney, Knap, and Crocodile Velours to be seen at THOMAS’S, next Hotel Dominion, Tainui St. Get in early for Winter Coats. DOCTORS’ PRESCRIPTIONS. HANWELL WILLIAMS AND ROSS have given satisfaction for over 50 years.

XT R KODAK and BROWNIE CAMERAS, at prices from 11/6; 15/-, 21/- to £7 10s. Full stocks of Films, Plates, Papers and Photo Sundries. Developing and Printing at shortest notice.—J. H. KEDDIE. PURNITURE VALUES.- -Duchesse Chests, 65/-,' 85/- and 9J/-; Single Bedsteads, with Wire Mattress, 45/-; Wardrobes, £6 17s 6d and £7 17s 6d; Seagrass Chairs, 27/6; Morris Chairs, 50/'- ; Divan Chairs. 90/-; Kitchen Chairs, 11/-.—At Harley’s, <! The Value for Money” House Furnishers, Greymouth. PET A BOTTLE of MARSHALL’S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT now. A delicious bevh. age for picnics and parties. ‘IV O PHYSICIANS PRESCRIP--1-5 • TIONS aro dispensed with accuracy and dispatch by J. H. KEDDIE, Chemist, opposite Post Office. A trial solicited. T7OR the holiday tour. Attach an r AIR FRICTION CARBURETTOR to your car and get better performances. More mileage and less upkeep. Good on all gears. —R. P. M. Manning and (F Bedford Row, Christchurch. • 10 pYREX TEAPOTS, Cassaroles, X Utility Dishes, etc., m large range to select from —At Harley’s, House Furnishers. WANTED TOBUY, WANTED TO BUY. fhLD FALSE ■ TEETH—IO/-, 20/-, 40/-’ per set given. Sound or broken. Send (name enclosed), or bring to J. SCOTT, 184, High Street, Christchurch. Cash by return mail. WANTED TO BUY’—False Teeth; ’ and condition, . Prices ranging to £5 set by return- mail;—Pearline Company, Security Buildings, Auckland. OLD -FALSE TEETH bought,, sound or broken; also Dental Scrap. Best prices in N.Z. sent by return mail. Post to J. Dunstons, Box 51, Wellesley Street, Auckland. Est. 31 yeafßi - -- •