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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 July 1924, Page 1

Hannah’s Shoe Sale NOW PROCEEDING * 2/- in £ off all regular lines. ALL ODDMENTS AT BARGAIN PRICES. 1003 LADIES’ GLACE OXFORD SHOES, Pat. Cap. 14/6, Sale Price 13/3. 1009 LADIES’ GLACE WELTED DERBY SHOES 21/-. Sale Price 18/11 1155 CHROME 1-Bar HOUSE;SLIPPERS, 8/9, Sale Price 7/11. 1060 CHROME DERBY STOUT WORKING SHOES 15/6, Sale Price 11/-. 1936 MEN’S FULL KIP NAILED WHOLEBACK 27/6, Sale Price 21/9. 1949 SPLIT KIP SHOOTERS, Toe and Heel Tips 16/9, Sale Price 15/-. WRITE FOR QUOTATIONS OF ANY LINE YOU REQUIRE. POSTAGE MUST BE ADDED TO THESE PRICES, MEN’S 1/2 ALL OTHERS lOd. R. HANNAH & Co. Ltd. P.O. BOX 48 GREYMOUTH. ’PHONE 177.

fl tffflWwiKH \ lllwWrQWih ’tBI ' 6,9, .and 12 feet wide. A BIG VARIETY OF DESIGNS AND COLOURS—AND AT PRICES TO SUIT YOUR POCKET. ' CALL AND INSPECT OUR STOCKS AT OUR COMMODIOUS SHOWROOMS. Harley & Co. COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, GREYMOUTH.

I Tusitala I I ' edition of the works • R. L. STEVENSON. , The Tusitala Edition is so i called from the name i given to Stevenson by the , natives of Samoa —“Tusii tala,” “the Teller of Tales.” The edition consists of 35 volumes, and differs materially from every edition that has prei ceded it. It contains be- ‘ sides those published dur- | ing Stevenson’s lifetime, ; all stories, letters y and i unfinished sketches not ' | before included in any edition. The price is 3/6 a ! volume. Send for list to— B. DIXON Box 69. GREYMOUTH. I ■ —- 1

PUBLIC NOTICES A BARGAIN SALE READY-TO-WEAR and MODEL Hats ••• From 9 / 6 Very cheap WOOLLEN JUMPERS and CARDIGANS ... From 5/6 Latest Styles in LADIES SHOES From 25/Ladies’ WOOLLEN and GABARDINE FROCKS ... From 15/6 Children’s WOOLLEN, SERGE and VELVET FROCKS ... From 10/6 Ladies’ COATS, latest styles From 25/Ladies’ WOOLLEN and SERGE COSTUMES From 35/Very cheap SE ALETTE and ASTRAKAN COATS JAZZ SATEENS for Dress tops From 3/6 yd. Great Bargains. A visit will repay you. MISS SARATY BOUNDARY ST.. ::: GRBYMOUTB RAILWAY HOTEL (Two minutes’ walk from Railway Station.) Under Entirely New Management. MRS. M. A. THORNTON (late ui Revington’s Hotel) has taken possession of the above well-known hostelry. Visitors will find the house comfortable, with every attention. Only the choicest of Spirits, Ales and Wines stocked. SPEIGHTS AND STEWART’S HEERS ALWAYS nN TAP. RABY nestles snug and warm with a “UNIQUE” HOT WATER BOTTLE. Look for name “Unique” on. stopper. Sold by chemists and dealers everywhava,.