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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 November 1926, Page 4

dfeXSK, R is easy for you to taste- ; \ fully furnish your home at i no & reat expense. For i ' here you find—at an I § - IMWbi 1 \ unusually low price i I \ —distinctive furni- ; I II ture tbat I x render years of ; .fMra? Il vQI . two! X good, honest i mwi Y service. i S. BURNETT \y WHITE

I c Don’t Stay Deaf! You can hear and Jjlfy > we will prove it by sending you post free, an M Accousticon | Ten days' free trial No deposit H or expense. H There is nothing you have to do Ba but ask for your free trial. No ft! money to pay, no red tape, no | ; reservations to this offer. Don’t ! 8 stay deaf 1 Write to-day. j JOHN R. PROCTER I Consulting Optician, ja. Opp. Clock Tower. Ch. Ch. I IN (By Bil Jnr., son of Bil Snr.) i Oh ye men and women who are : about to tie the nuptial knot, listen in ■ to words of wisdom. In this burg is a : true citizen —Harker —who caters for ! wedding feasts in. goodly style. And i the shekels asked are exceedingly few. I HARKER'S TEA ROOMS | MACKAY STREET. GREYMOUTH.

i NOW OPEN! BARRY AND SARGENT, i 685 Colombo Street, : Christchurch. | (CONSULT US when next you visi ; Christchurch —we’ll be pleased t 1 show you our splendidly equippe ; optical rooms. BARRY AND SARGENT, 685 Colombo Street, Christchurch. And at Wellington, Auckland, and Palmerston North. A Book of Views OF GREYMOUTH AND DISTRICT 36 of the latest PHOTOGRAPHS in BOOKLET FORM Send to your friends overseas < very nice Xmas Gift. RING & INKSTER Publishers, GREYMOUTH. THE GROWTH And prestige of our business was buil upon a policy of truth and hones values. In contrast —a business, th< success or which depends upon decep tion, is like a house of cards —collaps* is inevitable. Our aim is to supply the BEST in everything to all who cal. on us for help. E. CHOLERTON, M.P.0.C., M.V.0.A., Etc OPTICAL SPECIALIST. Next visit will be December 17-22 (D.V.) Appointments can be made through Mr. Butcher, Coates’ Buildings, Mackay Street, and Mr. Bennington. Confectioner, Tainui Street.

ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENT. WAGER. —Frank O’Neill won on points (15 rounds) from Keenan, on March 26, 1921, after his return from Australia. The New Zealand Championship was involved.