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Greymouth Evening Star, 27 November 1926, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES! ROBERTSON’S pRICES. GOOSEBERRIES 6d per lb. STRAWBERRIES 1/9 per box. CHERRIES 1/9 per lb. CANADIAN DELICIOUS G for 1/-. Sd per lb. N.Z. COOL STORE DELICIOUS, STURMERS 6d per lb. AUSTRALIAN ORANGES from 2/6 doz. TOMATOES 2/- per lb. BANANAS 6,8, 12, and 16 for 1/-. PEARS 8d per lb. CHOICE APPLES 11/6 case. DRIED ONIONS 31bs for 1/-. PLANTS 2/-, 3/- doz. Free Delivery 2 p.m. daily. Phone 403. WANTEDS. SAW-BENCH WANTED. Q.OOD SOUND SAW-BENCH required. Must be radial arm selffed type. Capable of sawing up to 12x12. Apply BOX 636, Christchurch. Ty ANTED—A Smart Waitress.—Ap- ’ ply Albion Hotel. Vy ANTED —A good General; elderly woman preferred.—Apply Mrs. D. Wallace, Stillwater Hotel. Ty ANTED —A Light Spring Cart Horse; one used to town preferred. —State price and age to P. Trehey, Stillwater. £l7 BUYS complete Double Bedroom Suite in Rimu ; handsome Oval Mirror, Duchesse, Double Bedstead, Wire Mattress, Pedestal and Wardrobe —At the Home Furnishers, Harley’s. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM—v for my. lady’s toilet. Try it. 2/6. —H. Williams and Ross, Chemists. WOODEN BEDSTEADS.—Singh* size, complete with Wire Mattress. 45;- and 50/- each.—Obtainable at Harley’s, Furniture Manufacturers. JfAKE your Garden the envy oi i your neighbours. Sow our reliably '■''lower Seeds ; 1/- and 2/- per dozen pwkets; Vegetable 2/6 dozen; Robin Adair and Early Rose Seed Potatoes,. 3/9 for 281b.—Beck and Co.. Cask Grocers. ftTOP A MOMENT, and think what a saving you are making in money and worry bv BUYING BEA). FURNITURE from S. BURNETT WHITE (next to Star Office), Mackay Street. QEAGRASS CHAIRS—We have just landed 100 of these Chairs, in various designs ; prices from 20/- to 52/6 each —At Harley’s, Complete Home Furnishers. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM—- ’ for my lady’s toilet. Try it. 2/6—H. Williams and Ross, Chemists. WANTED KNOWN—that the West * Coast Collecting Agency Collect Rents and Accounts (no collection no charge). Have agents everywhere. — Apply A. NAYLOR, Guinness Street, ( Greymouth.

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