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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 January 1926, Page 1

Lease Expiry Sale The whole of our stocks to be cleared at ridiculously low prices. The following are just a few quotations of the thousands of bargains offering. CREPE NIGHTDRESSES 3/9 each, • CREPE BLOOMERS— 1/11 pr. Full double bed sizfe UNBLEACHED I LADIES’ ALL WOOL CASHMERE SHEETS I2/6 per pr. | HOSE, nice quality. 2/6 pr. CREPE KNICKERS,— LADIES’ COTTON HOSE, in Black , Hemmed stitched .. .. 2/3. and White only. 1/3 pr. ’ PILLOW SLIPS, made from a nice GENTS’ ALL WOOL SOCKS—quality cloth .. 1/9 per pr. , '!/■ l>r» JAP CREPE in all shades— LADIES’ COLOURED LISLE 9d per yd. HOSE—-In new styles and shades Coloured FUJI SILK very he.avy l )r » quality 3/11 yd. GENTS’ NEGLIGE SHIRTS with GENTS’ NLILIGE SHIRTS, with reinforced necks and woven collars, guaranteed equal to stripes, • • 4/11. Tobralco— .. ■ ■ 7/6 each. FUJI SILK— .. 2/11 per yd. HEAVY TWILLED SHEETS— The quality offered is one grade Guaranteed free of dressing. Full better than what is commonly Double Bed size. 15/- per pr. known at P.K.A. will I .111. II ll IM. 4 I HI 1. ,J | Hll.ll. >< Also 6000 yards of NEW SEASON’S DRESS MATERIALS to be cleared at 15/- in the £ at — MILLER’S WAREHOUSE GREYMOUTH, Box 175. HOKITIKA, Box 76. Telegrams: ‘ MILLERS.” A -~^ ED BEAUT y~aid’ Who does not admire a lovely skin? What woman does not crave for a complexion that is soft and clear? LORANE VANISHING CREAM is woman’s greatest beauty aid. A fragrant, non-greasy toilet cream, it is a skin tonic as well as a delightful emollient. Once tried you will always give LORANE VANISHING (.REAM a place upon your dressing table. Get a 3/- jar from HOGG’S to-day. LU TTAfin CASH CHEMIST, . J? . XlVFiT’lir ’Phone 410 ::: P.O. Box 139

PUBLIC NOTICES. 'THE USUAL MEETING of the Star of the West Lodge takes place at the Druids’ Hall, Tainui Street, rillS EVENING at 8 o’clock. ANNUAL MEETING of Blaketown Citizens’ Hail TO-NIGHT (Monday). All subscribers invited. Business : Balance-sheet and Report. —T. Collins, Secretary. REYMOUTH MASONIC LODGE— Monthly Meeting TO-MORROW (Tuesday) at 7-45 p.m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. SPECIAL NOTICE. IJEACHES 7/-, Apricots 6/9; Jam and Bottling. Also Preserving Jars.—At 'Robertson’s Fruit Mart. HOUSEWIVES TAKE NOTE. WE are selling latest SCREW-TOP ’’ PRESERVING JARS— Half-gallon 1 12/- doz. One Quart 8/6 doz. One Pint 7/- doz. m. McDonnell, Tainui Street, Greymouth. LANDS FOR SELECTION. VOI'ICE is hereby given that the '*■' undermentioned lands will be OPEN FOR SELECTION, on Renewable Lease, at the District Lands and Survey Office, Hokitika, on MONDAY, February 22, 1926. FOR PUBLIC APPLICATION. Seven Sections in Abaura, Brunner, Waimea and Kopara Survey Districts, varying in area from 19 acres to 525 acres, and in annual rental from 16/to £7 4s. Plan and full particulars may be had on application to this office. W. T. MORPETH, Commissioner of Crown Lands.

FRESH MEATS THAT MAKE YOUR MOUTH WATER. MEATS that bear the superlative qualities of merit and'.freshness ,you must patronise COOPER’S. All viands are procured fresh from the leading sources, whilst punctilious hygienic regard commands the premises. A luscious joint, or a zestfully sweet chop, bought from COOPER’S, will make your mouth water with the remembrance of it. EVERYONE is eating COOPER’S MEAT—because they like it! What about YOUR patronage? F. G. COOPER BUTCHER, Opposite Public Library. BE HEALTHY—EAT MORE FRUIT. ASK TROULAND’S TO SUPPLY YOUR ORDERS. LUSCIOUS FRUITS, fresh and juicy, arriving daily. Also clean GREEN VEGETABLES always stocked. Order your RASPBERRIES now ; only 1/2 per lb. Italian Lemons, Peaches, Plums, Pears, Apricots,' Cherries, Bananas, Oranges. Apples, Cucumbers, Tomatoes. etc., ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE. W. J. TROULAND GREEN GROCER & FRUITERER, MAWHERA QUAY. 'iHOTIEirDOMIMoN Corner Tainui and Mackay Streets. Under New Management. E- S, AUSTIN :::: Proprietor (Late Windsor Castle Hotel, Parnell). Visitors to Greymouth will find the “Dominion” equal to any on the Coast. The Dining-room and upstairs are under the personal supervision of Mrs. Austin. The Cuisine is under the management of a first-class chef. Tariff 12/6 day. Reasonable terms to permanents. Speights and Monteith’* Ales on tap. The Liquors and Wines ere the best that money can buy. Telegrams and correspondence promptly attended to. ’Phons: No. 60,,