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" lITI J 1 "I Woollen ' Coat Sweaters - 7 Plain Grey 14/6, . ||g. Heather 14/6, | |B Fancy 18/9, 22/6, | I ‘ ! '27/6,32/6. < ffW I|F 'l..'' ■ ' n 1 These are just the thing for extra j 111 1/1J I |M| warmth during the winter. Many I JII ffll men favour these splendid all-. ■ wool cardigans for sports wear and indoor use. ' See them at Lawn’s popular prices 1 r**" _ ~ l jwjn .to-day. v I F. B. LAWN I S TAILOR AND MERCER, * I TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTH. |

publuFnotices; ; j gPECIAL gALE OF gAMPLES. Woollen Costumes, Bloomers, Nightgowns, Hosiery, etc., ToVels, Children’s Socks, Girls’ Hosiery, Men’s Flannels, Singlets and Underpants, Boys’ Singlets and Stockings, Fancy Socks. Special line of good warm, “Pyjamas at one price, 10/6; also 10 Men’s Overcoats (sizes 2,3, 4 only) ; you can pay £7 10s foij these if you like—my price is 50/- to clear. First

-- ♦ - _ \ in will get this great bargain. P.K. Fuji Silk at 3/6 yard; Tobralco Shirts still 9/6. PRESTON’S ECONOMIC , I NEXT COOPER’S, MACKAY ST. ELECTRIC , 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 yoytfg' folk and adults. NOVELS.—New supplies arriving every week. JJNIVERSAL gPORTS JJEPOT I (Next to Tymons and Co.), MAWHERA QUAY :: GREYMOUTH ; DALGETY AND CO., Ltd. , STOCK AND STATION AGENTS We can supply; ex-store Greymouth or Christchurch, your requirements in:— Seeds, Woolpacks, Twine, .“Vacmark” Branding Oil, Pollard, | Bran, Chaff, Oats, Wheat, Etc. i AGENTS' FOR—“Quibell’s” Sheep Dip, “Kerol” Disinfectant, “Texaco” Motor: Spirit, Benzine, Powder Kerosene and “Light of the Age” Illuminating Kerosene; also “Diamond” Cord Tyres in all sjzes. LAMBS— We solicit consignments for the Addington market, or Freezing Works. All arrangements made, and every attention given. WOOL, HIDES AND SKINS— Large and well-lighted stores in both Christchurch and Wellington. The largest Wool Brokers in the world. Expert supervision. DALGETY AND COY., LTD., Auctioneers, Greymouth. I GET IT AT BECK’S. I —; Caustic Soda, 9d; 8/6 dozen. Resin, 4d ; 3/- for 121 b. . Borax, 6d, 5/6 for 121 b. ; Brown Windsor Soap, 1/9 dozen. I Good Toilet Soap, 2/9 dozen. Apricots, in syrup, 1/3, or 14/6 doz. Pine Apple, large sliced, 1/3 or 14/6 dozen. 1 Pine-Apples, ‘Mibes and slices, 9d, or 8/6 dozen. Tinned Peas, 1/-, 11/6 dozen. Raisins, full size, 6d, or 12pkts. 5/6. Breakfast Foods,'l/3 bag. Granose, 1/- packet. Oatmeal, 251 b. for 7/3. Jam, 2 tins for 1/2. ” Feck’s Paste; 1/- jar. Sardines, 4 tins for 1/-. Good Ceylon Tea''2/-, or 51b. for 9/6. That’s why we lead. We buy for cash, and our extensive . business en- ; ables us to pass these savings on to VOU. . V ' r . , I . ~ ' BECK AND CO., > ■ CASH GROCERS •’ BAG' PIPING 1 INSTRUCTOR. ; b T>IPE MAJOR D. K. FINLAY, from. 3 ■ Scotland; is prepared to, give " LESSONS as above. Mr. Finlay has } pained 400 prizes for piping. Terms: 1 £2 2s per quarter. Names may. be left ' with Mi’. J.Leitch, Violinist', Blake- • town; Mr. O. McLean, Chieftan of the > Greymouth Caledonian Society; and