Mail Your Order TO BOX 175, GREYMOUTH. ■ '. ■ . WHITE ALL WOOL COLONIAL BLANKETS— Single 22/6 WHITE ALL WOOL COLONIAL BLANKETS-? Double .. .. .. 35/-. SPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN LADIES’ ALL WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL VELOUR COATS MAIDS’ ALL WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL VELOUR COATS 32/6, 35A and 37/6. LADIES’ FROCKS IN TWEED AND ALL WOOL REPP.,— In the latest styles. 55/- and 57/6. MILLER’S GREYMOUTH, ' HOKITIKA, WESTPORT, .London Office: 19, Chapel Street, London E.C. WINTER’S CHILLS CANNOT STAY WHERE THERE IS A “UNIQUE’’ HOT WATER BAG EVERY HOME SHOULD HAVE AT LEAST TWO “UNIQUES.” These non-leaking, non-cracking, non-bursting aids to deep 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 o HOGG CASH CHEMISTS, MAWHERA QUAY :::’Phone 410
PUBLIC NOTICES. (2LREYMOUTH MASONIC LODGE.— Monthly Meeting, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.45. Visiting brethren cordially invited. piANOFORTE. MISS A. JOHNSTON (Certificated Pianist) TEACHER OF PIANOFORTE, has RE-OPENED Studio. Holder of Trinity College, Royal Academy and London College Certificates. Studio: 9 Guinness Street, Greymouth. GREY COUNTY COUNCIL. NOTICE. <THE BRIDGE across Nelson Creek, on the Main Highway at 17g Mile Peg, will be CLOSED to ALL TRAFFIC on TUESDAY, 22nd, and WEDNESDAY, 23rd inst., to enable pile driving to be carried on. JOHN HIGGINS, County Engineer. County Chambers, Greymouth, June 18, 1926. IMPERIAL HOTEL, 'GREYMOUTH x (Under New Management). TOM LLOYD (late of Burnett’s Face), Proprietor. Dining Room under personal supervision of Mrs. Lloyd. All the lads welcomed.
REMOVAL NOTICE DAN HANRAHAN, GENT’S OUTFITTER, HAS REMOVED to Premises lately occupied by MILLER’S, in Mawhera Quay (next J. Tennent’s), where he has opened a new range of — MERCERY AND BOOTS. Everything is of the latest style and design. Your inspection will be appreciated. D. HANRAHAN GENTS’ AND BOYS’ MERCER, v MAWHERA QUAY.
PIES! PIES!I PIES!!! ’VV'E beg to notify the public of Urey mouth and district that we have OPENED a branch next to our Tea Rooms in Mackay Street, to sell ALL HOT DELICACIES to take home to your lunch or tea. CORNISH PASTIES, SAVOURY MINCE, Threepence Each. STEAK AND KIDNEY PIE STEAK AND TOMATO PIE STEAK AND GREEN PEA PEE FRUIT PTES Fourpence Each. JJERB. JtyfOORE, CAKE AND PIE SPECIALIST. pOULTRY JPANCIERS— Now is the time to improve your stock. I am now BOOKING ORDERS for DAY-OLD CHICKS. August 18/- per dozen, Sept, and Oct. 15/- per dozen. Sittings of eggs, 5/- for 15, postage extra I have a fine selection ot BREEDING HENS for £1 per pair. LEGHORN COCKERELS 2gns. each, 8.0. COCKERELS lgn. each. Cash with order. Railage extra. J. D. McKECHNIE, 25 Queen St., Burwood. Christchurch. BRAEHEAD COAL, NUTS OR SLACK. HOUSEWIVES, YOU SAVE SIX SHILLINGS A TON by using BRAEHEAD NUTS, which may be used in your range or open fireplace. No ash or soot. Nothing better can bt> obtained. , „ Braehead Coal, Slack/ Rewanui or State Coal obtainable. Truck orders delivered ~ , _ Orders left with Abbie and Ramage Cobden), Walker and Co. (Cobden), Groom Bros., butchers, . or Haglund Bros., grocers, will receive immediate delivery. ’Phone —25, Cobden. INGLIS AND COOOAh MERCIJANTB ft CMUUEHB.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 June 1926, Page 1
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