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Greymouth Evening Star, 1 February 1926, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. COAST CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COY., LTD. “ALWAYS GOOD, NOW BETTER THAN EVER.” Merchants, make mor® money and friends by selling this famoue butter, which is individualised by its superfine quality and flavour. It costs no more to buy. “GOLDfiN COAST” BUTTER is now guaranteed free of Boric Acid, and all preservatives. In this up-to-date Factory, equipped with every modern facility for efficient production, we make the populad “GOLDEN COAST”—NON PRESERVATISED. As usual, still mainlining its pra-eminence. ✓ OBTAINABLE FROM ALL MERCHANTS. WE SOLICIT FULL INQUIRIES. GEO. PASCOE, Secretary, ’Phone 6F. Fox 47, Reefton. ROBERTSON’S PRICES (West Coast Fruit and. Produce Market.)

APRICOTS, 6/9, 8/- per case. PEACHES, 7/- per case. PLUMS, 9/- per case. JAM JARS, from 4/6 per dozen. COOKING APPLES, 31bs. for 1/3. TOMATOES, 1/- and 1/3 lb. CUCUMBERS, from 6d each. BANANAS, from 1/6 dozen. ORANGES, 3/6 and 4/- dozen. NEW POTATOES, 51bs. for 1/-. GREEN PEAS, 2/6 peck. CHOICE POT PLANTS, from 4/6. Confectionery, Flowers, Eggs, - Garden Manures, Fresh Vegetables daily. ’PHONE 403. uwmu bhi— n«—n—B—n—i WANTEDS. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. APPLICATIONS are invited for the position of BOROUGH ENGINEER and TOWN SURVEYOR for tiie Borough of Greymouth, at a salary oi £6OO per annum. ; A list of duties and terms of ap- i pointment may be inspected at the ■ Borough Offices, Greymouth. Applications, accompanied by ere-) dentials and endorsed “Application for position of Borough Engineer,” will be received by the undersigned up to 4 i p.m.-.-on- -THURSDAY; February 25, 1926. F 11. DENTON, Town Clerk. Greymouth, February 1, 1926. WANTED. npWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES, for Grand Hotel, Wellington. Apply by collect wire, stating experience, to “GRAND,” Wellington.

SAWMILLERS, OR OTHERS. TTT ANTED WORK for a five-ton LEYLAND TRUCK. Owner just about finishing contract carting Lake Coleridge for J. Beban and party.—Address “Worker,” c/o Star Office. TIT ANTED—To exchange a Pony and •Sulky turn-out for a Motor Bike, of value about £35. —Particularsto G. Cooper, Inangahua Junction. TTJ ANTED—Board and Lodging with private family, by young clerk.—Reply to “Clerk,” C/o “Star” Office. Ty ANTED.—Strong Youth or Man for farm and other work ; good home and wages.—Apply to T. H. Feary, Rotomanu. TT7 - ANTED—Good SAWYER for Finns Insignis Mill. Must be able to look after saws, Permanent position. State salary required ; also if married or single. —Apply to St. Leonard’s Sawmilling Coy., P.O. Box 997. Christchurch.

Q COTT’S LABOUR REGISTRY, 165 Cashel Street (west of Tattersail’s Hotel), Christchurch, requires FEMALE COOKS, COOKSGENERALS and DOMESTIC HELPS. ’Phone 1637. Correspondence invited. VERANDAH BLINDS—In Art Canvas or Bamboo. Ideal for summer use, or sleeping-out porches. We specialise in .. making Window Blinds to suit; all widths of windows. Prices on application.—Harley and Co., Ltd., Complete House Furnishers, Greymouth. JpALSE TEETH—Sound or otherwise to £4 per set pa'd (pre-war preferred). —Send Pearline Co., Auckland. ANTED KNOWN—That Arthur Naylor, Land, Insurance and General Agent, has removed to offices a few doors away—near „Shannon and Glenn, Bakers. Rents and Accounts collected. (No collection, no charge.) PASTERN FOAM VANISHING J CREAM.—Fresh supplies now td hind • 2/6. —H. Williams and Ross, Ch ami ■ te. PASTERN FOAM VANISHING CREAM. —Fresh supplies now to hand; 2/6. —H,, Williams and Ross, Chemists.

TIN SALE—Clover and Lucerne Hay, Straw, Crushed and Dun Oats, Barley Chaff, and all lines of PRO DUCE and GROCERIES.--A. HOP KINSON AND CO., Thompson Stiwt Qrarmcnih PIIRLIC NOTICES. UDDSTROM’S 7 “THE FURNITURE MAKERS” MOQUETTE SUITES Greatly Reduced in Price UDDSTROM’S “Where the Good Chairs are Made” MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.