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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 April 1924, Page 1

Genuine Bargains LADIES’ VELOUR COATS from LADIES’ WINCEY NIGHTS, nicely 65/., trimmed with silk lace 10/6 LADIES’ VELOUR COATS with FLEECY BLOOMERS, large size, fur collars from .. 3/6' t £ LADIES’ DARK PRINT OVER- STRONG STRIPED FLANNELALLS, nicely made with ETTE, 1/2 ■pockets, belt and sleeves 4/11 NURSERY FLANNELETTE 10/6 LADIES’ HEAVY WOOLTEX per dozen. VESTS, large size, .■ ‘ 4/9 PU RE LINEN TEA TOWELS, LADIES’ ALL WOOL CASHMERE Large Size . ■ ■. 1/3 HOSE, .. .. .. 2/6 STRONG NURSES’ CLOTH, double LADIES’ FLANNELETTE NIGHT- width ’ DRESSES, .. .. 6/6 LADIES’ ALL WOOL VESTS 5/6 ALSO A LARGE RANGE OF GABARDINES AND SERGES PLAIN AND STRIPED. MILLER’S ’PHONE 401. - - p>o - Box 175 * GREYMOUTH ' ALSO AT REVELL STREET, - HOKITIKA. FINE QUALITY SPONGES, SOFT AND .VELVETY, Gathered from the depths of the Mediterranean ; cleansed and bleached with scrupulous care by a process that improves the colour yet dues not impair the durability, but gives them that yielding, velvety softness you delight to feel. Sponges of all sizes from 6d upwards. LF lIAUP CASH CHEMIST, • T . JIJL Vr vM MT » Mawhera Quay ’Phone 410

LOSr AND FOUND, T OST—On Friday last in thr? vicinity of Winnie Street, Gent’s Light Overcoat. —Reward at “Star” Office. J OST—Between Greymouth and Dillmans, Kumara, two £5 Notes. —Reward returning to White Star ■Motor Office, Greymouth. — FUBLIU NOTICES. BLACKBALL—ROA SPORTS. BLACKBALL DOMAIN. THURSDAY, MAY 1, MAY DAY. SPORTS START 10 a.in. r 3 -Full Programme of events as A advertised previously will be run, with the exception of Events Nos. 1, 4 and 5, which have been cut out on account of the difficulty of transport. GRAND MAY DAY BALL IN THE EVENING. W. BALDERSTONE, Hon. Sec. MARTIN’S MOTOR BUS SERVICE. 8 WRING the railway strike a MOTOR BUS will leave KOTUKU DAILY, stopping at all side places, leaving Kotuku at 11 a.m. , returning from Greymouth Motors, Ltd., at 3.30 p.m. PARCELS left at Studley and Robson’s, Mackay Street, and Greymouth Motors, Ltd., will receive prompt attention. QIBBS’ JJOTOR gERVIOE TIME-TABLE.' Cars leave Reefton DAILY at 8 a.m., arriving in Greymouth at 10.30 a.m. Leaves Greymouth Post Office at 3.45 p.m., arriving at Reefton at 6 p.m., connecting with Nelson and,Westport Services at 8.30 a.m. and 10 a.m. respectively the following day.

For FREIGHTS and BOOKING ARRANGEMENTS apply MARK SPROT AND CO., A. E. KILGOUR. McFARLANE’S ALBION HOTEL GURKETT S MOTOR SERVICE. GREYMOUTH—REEFTON AND VICE VERSA. fAN and after to-day (Tuesday) April 22, the following TIMETABLE will be observed during the railway strike : — Leaves Wingham’s Post Office Hotel, Greymouth, DAILY' at 7 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. Leave Stapleton’s Hotel, Reefton, at a.m. and 3 p.m. on arrival of Nelson cars. For fares and parcel rates apply to R. T. Bush, Booking Office, Greymouth ; Geo. Pascoe, Booking Office, Reefton. ~~ McGLASHAN’S TRANSPORT SERVICE During the railway strike, McGLASHAN’S TWO-TON LEYLAND LORRY will run a GOODS SERVICE to all towns accessible by road on the Coast. The following time-table will be observed:— SUNDAY—Otira and towns en route, 8 a.m. MONDAY —9 a.m., Moana and towns en route; Dunollie, etc., 1 p.m. TUESDAY —Reef ton and towns en route. 9 a.m. WEDNESDAY—Hokitika and towns en route, 9 a.m. THURSDAY —Runanga, etc., 9 a.m. ; Moana, etc., 1 p.m. FRIDAY—Reef ton, etc., and towns en route, 9 a.m. SATURDAY —Dunollie and Runanga, 2 p.m. ; Moana, etc., 9 a.m. Goods and parcels left at the Premier Garage will receive careful attention. Heavy freights collected around town. All goods must be PRE-PAID. Small parcels up to 201b5., Id per mile; smaller parcels, jd ; minimum 6d. Heavy freights and goods, 1/6 cwt. per 10-mile, minimum 2/6. Return freights solicited from country districts. 11. McGLASHAN, Proprietor. (Q}N SALE —Clover and Lucerne Hay, Straw. Crushed Oats, Dun Oats, Barley Chaff, and all lines of products and grocerlies.—SMlTHEßS AND HOPKINSON, Thompson St. ’Phon' 210.