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Greymouth Evening Star, 9 May 1925, Page 1

Really Comfortable Easv Chairs Some motor cars are made for comfort, not for speed. So are Harley’s Easy Chairs built for real comfort and not for mere ornamental ' purposes. They’re good to look upon, neverthe less and Harley’s show them fashionably upholstered in quaint shadow tissues, rich moquettes, choice velvets and rare tapestries in new and glorious colourings. Real easy chairs of great beauty and low priced too—test their yielding ease at Harley’s to-day. HARLEY & CO. LTD. " 3

“Row Cheap AND How Good.” THa TRUSTY Triumph Motor Cycle ELECTRIC MODEL 3J h.p. Price £BO Call and inspect this famous ; model. TERMS ARRANGED. WADE & Co. Cycle Dealers, Tainui Street, G R E Y M O U T 11. PUBLIC NOTICES. "when IN CHRISTCHURCH Stay at— STOREY’S FAMILY HOTEL (Opposite Railway Station) This Hotel has been thoroughly renovated throughout; is under entirely new management, and is now one of the leading Hotels in Christchurch. Meals arranged to suit boat and train timetable. TARIFF MODERATE ’Phone 795. Night Porter in attendance. A. J. Lawrence, Proprietor. St. Elmo Private Hotel 52 Worcester Street, Christchurch. Superior Private Accommodation. Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Two minutes from G.P.O. Moderate tariff E. J'. MURRAY. Prop. ]L ADIES—VISIT MY PRIVATE PARLOR When you want your Hair SHINGLED, BOBBED, or SEMI SHINGLED. Your own hair made up in all the latest styles. All work carried out under personal supervision. Address: Next to Milner’s J ewellery Establishment. ERNIE ROSEWALL, Ladies’ and Gent’s Hairdresser, Mawhera Quay, : Greymouth. "electric torches - Are necessary during the winter months—To be used in homes or outside. Prices : From 3/- to 18/6. BATTERIES.—A full range always in stock. WINTER GAMES—For young folk and adults. NOVELS.—New supplies arriving every week. UNIVERSAL gPORTS £) EPOT (Next to Tymons and Co.), MAWHERA QUAY :: GREYMOUTH THE UNEXPECTED OFTEN HAPPENS. Why not arrange for that, sitting now. We specialise in Children’s Portraits.— H. YEADON P h o t o-g r a p‘ h e r, ' Mawhera Quay.