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Greymouth Evening Star, 15 September 1926, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. : \ [IMPERIAL HOTEL, GREYMOUTH (Under New Management) TOM LLOYD (late of Burnett's Face)/ Proprietor. / .? Dining Room under personal super* vision of Mrs. Lloyd. All the lads welcomed. LICENSED ART UNIONS. “GOLDEN TREASURE” UNION closes end of this month. ' “KIA ORA” UNION closes end. of November. These are the last of the £5OOO large prizes art unions licensed by the Government. Tickets 2/6 each, or book of 9 for £l. On sale by the authorised agents, at, Keddie’s Pharmacy (OPPOSITE POST OFFICE). P.O Box 140 ::t ’Phone 97.

PORCELAIN BATHS? NO HOME SHOULD BE WITHOUT A PORCELAIN BA.*H, ? Y Which may be obtained at REDUCED PRICES 1 3 rOR TWO WEEKS ONLY. • The Baths have been direct from the manufacturers, which enable me to QUOTE LOW PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED. ? . J C. ORAMS, ?LL r iUBER AND GASFITTERr (Next to D. Douglas, Grocer),<MACKAY STREET; GREYMOUTH ’Phone 457.

CHRISTCHURCH , HOTELS. 7 . THE RECOGNISED WEST COAST HOUSE IN CHRISTCHURCH IS . ' TATTERSALL’S HOTEL' ' CASHEL STREET. : IT YOUR HOME.” P.O. Box 354 :::: IPhone 214 . Greymouth “Evening Star” filed ’Phone messages and correspondence promptly attended to. ARTHUR'ROSE. : V Proprietor. . "St. Elmo Private Hotel ■ 25 Worcester Street, Christchurch. ’ Superior Private Accommodation. ; Beautiful lawns, gardens, etc. Two mijifites from G P.O. -Moderate tarifl E. J. MURRAY. Prop.