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Greymouth Evening Star, 4 December 1926, Page 1

PUBLIC NOTICES. J>OBERTSON’S pRICES. STURMERS, 6d per lb. GOOSEBERRIES, 6d per lb. PEAS, 6d per lb. DELICIOUS (Canadian), 6 for 1/STRAWBERRIES, 1/6 and 2/- box. CHERRIES, 1/9 per lb. TOMATOES, 1/- and 2/- per lb. GRAPES, 2/- per lb. BANANAS, 6, 8 and 12 for 1/-. ORANGES (sweet), 5 for 1/-. STURMERS (choice); 11/6 case. BROAD BEANS, 31b. for 1/-. Order RASPBERRIES now. FREE DELIVERY 2 p.m. DAILY. ’PHONE 403. WANTEDS. f)NE HUNDRED SUPERIOR SEAGRASS CHAIRS just landed; unique designs; strongly built; cheap in price.—S. Burnett White, Value for Money Furnishers, Mackay Street. SPECIAL DISPLAY OF MODEL MILLINERY. All one price, 25/—Tymons and Co.

"WANTED —By capable middle-aged 1 ’ woman, position as Housekeep er. —Apply by letter to “Housekeeper,” c/o Star Office. QPECIAL MODEL MILLINERY. All one price, 25/-. —Tymons and Co. VMAS GIFT PRICES—36in. Supei Axminster Hall Runners, in a variety of designs. Usual price 26/» yard; Xmas Sale Price 22/6 and 23/< per yard—At Harley’s, where tin good Carpets are sold. r T'HAT Dining or Sitting-room re x quires brightening up. Get ii early and purchase one of White’: faithfully built UPHOLSTEREi SUITES—S. Burnett White, Tin People’s Furnisher. tyjAKE your Grrden the envy o your neighbours. Sow our reJi able ’“‘'lower Seeds ; 1/- and 2/- pe dozen p\?kets; ■ Vegetable 2/6 dozen Robin Adair and Early Rose Seed Potatoes, 3/9 for 281b.—Beck and Co. Cash Grocers. 'FOLDING WORK BASKETS 12/6 * Fire Screens, finished in art ere tonne, 12/6 to 20/- each; Coppei Screens 25/- each; Tea Waggons 37/6 to 47/6 each; Occasional Tables 22/6 27/6, to 37/6 each; all suitable gifts for the Home —At Harley’s, the Home Furnishers. TJEDROOM SUlTES—Unsurpassed for beauty of finish; built on the right lines. • Any design you might fancy. These nicely finished suite; will gladden the heart of the most fastidious.—S. Burnett White, Quality Furnishers. VELOUR VANISHING CREAM—- ’ for my lady’s toilet. Try it. 2/6. —H. Williams and Ross, Che mists. pROCKERY.—We have just landed for Xmas trade, a big selection in Dinnerware, Tea Sets, China Cups and Saucers, Teapots, Jugs, etc., which will be cleared at wholesale prices.—Buy your Xmas Gift at Harley’s, Complete Home Furnishers. O'ALL RUNNERS in Tapestry. We nave a big selection in 18in.. 22in. and 27in. widths at prices that will astound and save you money—At Harley’s, House Furnishers.

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