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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 October 1924, Page 5

JEWELLERY BARGAI NS In order to make room for a very heavy shipment of Christmas goods, John Tennent, watchmaker and jeweller, Mawhera Quay, has decided to hold a gigantic sale of jewellery, watches and silverware for three weeks, Every article will be reduced in price, and patrons can be sure of obtaining many bargains in every class of ware stocked—the best' that money can buy, and good reputation can be built upon. The name of Tennent is synonymous with “good values and tophole quality.” Now, Tennent is offering the best in rings, set with flawless gems, brooches of fashionable design, knick-knacks for the toilet, for the meal table, for the sideboard and mantel, sports’ trophies, all the new fashionable necklets, armlets, clocks and there is no option but to offer the famous Gouda, pottery.. The thousand and one articles which give pride to the buyer, and pleasure ito the recipient are available during Tennent’s three, weeks’ sale. Space must bb found to show the 1 new summer goods, an dthere is no option but to offer the present stocks at “clean sweep” prices —the advantage is one for the buyer. —A.D.

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LATE ADVERTISEMENTS. TpUUIIRE.—St.- Columba Hall, MONJ DAY NEXT, at 7.45.- NOTE: This end of the season. Four good prizes. . ANTED.—Competent Shorthand Typiste —Anply promptly to, J. D. Lynch, Mark Sprot and Coy., Ltd AIVANTED —Temporary Message Bov for two weeks.--Apply Monday Nancarrow and Co. POB- SALE, OR EXCHANGE—F :r Dairy Cows ; 1 45 gal. Separator, in good order.—Apply K. Seymour. North Beach.