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Greymouth Evening Star, 29 April 1925, Page 1

Drastic Reductions DOUBLE BED TUkNKETS— 47/6. LINEN TEA TOWELS, .. 1/3. * UAUIJs’ ALL WOOL CASHMERE GENT’S HEAVY WOOLLEN HOSE, with double feet-' 2/6. SOCKS, 1/3. LADIES’ RUBBER GENT’S HEAVY FLANNELS Grey Superior quality, .. 31/-. and 'Navy, 6/6- _ LADIES’ ALL WOOL VELOUR GENT’S HEAVY KNITTED WOOLCOATS, with’ fur collar and LEN UNDERWEAR, Pants and \ nicely - stitched .. 95/-. Shirts, Large Size, COLOURED TOWELS, BOYS’ KNICKERS, made from? 24 x 45, ~•< 4/11 per pair. strong Tweed and Serge etc., ; LADIES’ SILK and WOOL COS- Size 3to 9, 5/6; 9to 16, 6/11. TUMES, from 37/6. J HEAVY TWILLED SHEETS, COLONIAL FLANNELS, Pink,- ... Guaranteed absolutely pure, • White, Orkney, Shetland and /ready hemmed for 18/6 per <. X. Natural '.. 2/3 per yd, pair. ' 'We have also just landed three large shipments of Gent’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Boots, the value of which must appeal to on.e and all. When remitting kindly allow for Postage. , MILLER’S THE HOUSE SOB LADIES ~ BOUGH CHAPPED HANDS~ • ■ ' CURED IN ONE NIGHT 1| Just apply a little VELVO. It will delight you with its' , z velvety smoothness and softness. Notice how,gladly the pores absorb it —how quickly it becomes invisible. It imparts a beauti-. lul softness to the skin, and cures roughest of chapped hands or sore dry lips in one night. Price 1/6.. Obtainable only from T TTOPP CASH CHEMISTS k Xj. T. jOLOVjrlx MAWHERA QUAY ::’Phone 410 -

PUBLIC NOTICES. |~|YSTERS —Fresh supplies arriving this afternoon. Fresh and Smoked Fish arriving daiIy.—PRESTON’S, Tainui Street. A LL Members and Intending Mem2bers of STAR FOOTBALL CLUB are requested to attend practice at their Hall on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS, at 7 p.m. WARNING TO SPORTSMEN. • r I I HE Grey Acclimatisation Societynotify sportsmen that. LAKE RYAN (North Beach), and its immediate vicinity, is a SANCTUARY FOR G A ME. Any one DI SCH ARGING FIREARMS within the sanctuary will be PROSECUTED. AV. McKAY, President, Grey Acclimatisation Society. NELSON TROTTING CLUB.' AUTUMN MEETING. % - ACCEPTANCES CLOSE FRIDAY, May 1, at 8 p.m. E. R. NEALE, ( Secretary, Nelson. WESTLAND SOCCER ASSN. ALL DELEGATES from Senior and Junior Clubs are requested to attend CENTRE MEETING in Old Band Hall, Guinness Street, at 7 o’clock sharp on SATURDAY NIGHT, Mav 2. Business important. R. ARMSTRONG, / ! Secretary.

J NEW ZEALAND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE. A MEETING of the Grey Branch of the N.Z.E.I. will be held in the Trinity Club Rooms on SATURDAY, May 2, at 11 ia.m. Business: Discussion of Remits, and General. H. AV. BLACK, Hon. Sec. OPENING NOTICE. THE . NATIONAL ELECTRICAL A AND ENGINEERING CO., LTD, are OPENING in Coates’s Building, Mackay Street, under AIR. R- W. CHRISTENSEN’S supervision. Advice given on all installation work, power, lighting, etc., in all then branches. Estimates given and all; work undertaken, and carried out by a competent electrical staff.

f BAG PIPING INSTRUCTOR, PIPE MAJOR D. K. FINLAY, from A Scotland, is prepared to give LESSONS as above. Mr. Finlay has gained 400 prizes for piping. Terms: £2 2s per quarter. Names may be left with Mr. J.Leitcli, Violinist, Blaketown ; Mr. O. McLean, Chieftan of the Greymouth Caledonian Society; and Mr- R. Clarke, Blackball. • WAIPARA COUNTY COUNCIL. LOWER HURUNUI BRIDGE. GTHE above County invites TENDERS A for the ERECTION of a HEAVY TRAFFIC SUSPENSION BRIDGE, of 216 feet main span, acixiss the Hurunui River, near Domett. Materials to be supplied by the Council. Plans, specifications, etc., may be seen at the County Office, AVaikari, the offices of Messrs Templin and Toogood, 139 Gloucester Street, Christchurch, or at the office of the undersigned, 11 Grey Street, Wellington. Tenders close at Waikari, MAY 20. Copies of tenders should be sent to the undersigned. H. F. TOOGOOD, , ' Consulting Engineer.

LICENSING DISTRICT OF BULLER nrW. ANNUAL MEETING of the Licensing Committee for the above district, will be held in the Courthouse, Westport, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of JUNE, 1925, at 12 noon, for the consideration of all applications for transfers, licenses, renewals, etc., which by the Licensing Act, 1908, and its Amendments the Committee is empowered to grant. All applications must be lodged IN DUPLICATE, together with the prescribed fees, with the Clerk of the Licensing Committee, at Westport, at least TWENTY-ONE DAYS before the date of the said meeting. Dated at Westport this 17th day of April, 1925. C. A. MONTGOMERIE, Clerk of Buller Licensing Committee. VU - ANTED—Rents and Accounts to ’ * collect; no collection, no charge. Agent for the largest Enquiry and Gullecliiig Agency in the World!. Agents every where. —A. N.A Y Coi l acting Aganti, Qfeymonth.