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Greymouth Evening Star, 26 June 1925, Page 1

Drastic Reductions DOUBLE BED BLANKETS— 47/6. LINEN TEA TOWELS .. 1/3. LADIES’ ALL WOOL CASHMERE GENT’S HEAVY WOOLLEN HOSE, with double feet 2/6. SOCKS, 1/3. LADIES’ RUBBER COATS,— GENT’S HEAVY FLANNELS Giey 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, 6/6. 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 3 to 9, 5/6; 9 to 16, 6/11. TUMES, from 37/6. HEAVY . TWILLED SHEETS, COLONIAL FLANNELS, Pink, Guaranteed absolutely pure, White, Orkney, Shetland and ready hemmed for 18/6 per 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 one and all. WHEN REMITTING KINDLY ALLOW FOR POSTAGE MILLER’S THE HOUSE FOR LADIES .WINTER’S CHILLS CANNOT STAY WHERE THERE IS A “UNIQUE”- HOT .WATER BAG. EVERY. HOME SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST TWO “UNIQUES.’I These non-leaking, non-cracking, non-bursting aids to sleep and health are absolutely essential in Winter. We have them, at prices ranging from 7/6 to 14/6 —according to size. Why not obtain yours now? L. F IJOCrCr CASH CHEMISTS, x 0 MAWHERA QUAY ::: ’Phone 410

PUBLIC NOTICES. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) JJELPING HAND SHOP, Gieseking’s Buildings (opp. Bristol Piano Co.), in Aid of New Convent Fund. Home-made Sweets, Cakes, Jams, etc. Fresh Vegetables and Poultry arriving by Express. TTNITED LITERARY AND DEBATv ING SOCIETY meet THIS (Friday) EVENING, June 26, at 7.30 sharp, at United Pavilion. Members and intending members requested to be present. fIREY LEAGUE CLUB.—Meeting THIS (Friday) EVENING at 8 o’clock, Club Rooms. Business important. Full attendance. —W. Ryan, •Secretary. NO. 2 QUEEN. ESULT OF ART UNION for Steel \ Engravings: — 'lst—No. 1107 ('Mr. A. A. Adams) 1461 ‘(Mr. W. E. Bring) J. HALLIDAY, Secretary. NOTICE. /~hWING to an engagement to Reefton, SHACKLEY’S BUS will NOT RUN TO-MORROW (Saturday) from Runanga to Grey. PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE. CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES. ■JVOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to section 50 of the Public Trust Office Act, 1908, that all creditors and others having claims against the estates of JOHN. EDWARD KNOX, late of Rewanui, miner, who died on February 28, 1925; JAMES TORLEY, Goldsborough, Labourer, who died on May 26, 1925, whose estates are under administration by the Public Trustee, are hereby required to lodge such claims with the Public Trustee’s local office at Greymouth on or before the 28th day of JULY, 1925. Any claim not lodged by the date named is liable to exclusion. T. R. SAYWELL, District Public Trustee. Greymouth, June 25, 1925.

WHAT ARE YOU PAYING FOR GROCERIES? ASCERTAIN MY PRICES. THE SAVING WILL SURPRISE YOU. EVERY ARTICLE SOLD TRUE TO LABEL. THE BEST GROCERIES COST NO MORE. All Goods delivered Greymouth, Cobden, and at Railway StationD. DOUGLAS (Late Armstrong and Douglas) CASH FAMILY GROCER, MACKAY STREET, :: GREYMOUTH

BANKRUPT STOCK The assigned stock of F. THOMAS, Draper, Boundary Street. Greynwuth, will he SOLD THIS WEEK, at Boundary Street. Open on THURSDAY and F RIDAY at 2 p.m., and all day SATURDAY. All goods will he marked in plain figures ; there will be no argil in" about prices. There are 50 Coat Frocks, 20 Marocain Frocks, Woollen Costumes, Cardigans, Wool Frocks, Velour Coats, and a. hundred other items too numerous to mention. A.lso Counter, Mirrors, Plate Glass, Coat Stands, etc. These goods were purchased by me from F. Thomas creditors for cash, and will be sold for no ch ’ A. E. PRESTON, GREYMOUTH. SALE —Clover and Lucerne Hay, Straw, Crushed and Dun Oats, Bariev Chaff and all lines of PRODUCE and GROCERIES.—A. Hopkin son and Co., Thompson St, Greymouth'.