JJEDROOM gUITES IN OAK AND RIMU (All Designs) AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYONE. INSPECTION INVITED. F. HAYES HOUSE FURNISHER, MACKAY AND WERITA STREETS. AUCTIONS. PRESTON ROAD SALE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30. Present Entry: 30 HEAD MIXED CATTLE. Further entries invited. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., . Auctioneers, Greymouth. INANGAHUA JUNCTION SALE YARDS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1927, At 1 o’clock sharp. "IUfCMAHON AND LEE will sell by "A Public Auction as above: — 100 PRIME FAT WETHERS. 350 Good SHORN WETHERS, 4 and 6 tooths. 100 YOUNG EWES and LAMBS. FOR SALE OR TO LET. FOR SALE —Lady’s Bicycle; in splendid order. —Address at “Star” Office. rpO LET—Six-roomed House; every convenience; bath room, scullery, storeroom. —Apply Miss B. Saraty, or 73 Guinness Street, Greymouth. pARPETS AND LINOS at low prices. V Unique designs.—At S. Burnett White’s “The Noted Furnishing House for Value,” Mackay Street. TT'RESH SUPPLIES of FRUIT and r VEGETABLES of all kinds arriving, three times a week. At lowest prices.—Beck and Co. pOR SALE—Clover and Lucerne, Hay, Straw, Crushed and Dun Oats, Barley Chaff, and all lines of PRODUCE and GROCERIES. The cheapest in town. —A. HOPKINSON AND CO., Thompson Street, Greymouth. LpOR SALE—Houses, Sections, Shops, " Farms and Businesses of every description, in town and suburbs. — Ap ply A. Naylor, House and Land Agent, Greymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES.
yyEST CJOAST pLORIST QOY., LAWN’S BUILDINGS, MACKAY ST. SACRED ORDERS executed at the shortest notice for Wreaths, Crosses, 6tC« WEDDING BOUQUETS, Birthday Baskets and Posies made to suit all tnstos / FRESH CUT FLOWERS: A splendid collection always on sale. FAIRHALL & CAMPBELL, WHERE DO MEN SAVE ON BETTER CLOTHES? HUNDREDS of thrifty folk know that the answer to this question is—TIM SINNOTT’S. There prices are lower —values are greater. Judge from these prices: — Dressy Shirts 6/11 to 10/6. Men’s Fancy Sox 1/11, 2/6 to 4/6. Parisian Ties 2/6 to 5/6. Cream Tennis Trousers 13/6 to 15/6. Borsalino Hats 35/- to 52/6. Fawn and Grey Flannel Trousers 15/6 to 22/6. Sports Coats 37/6 to 45/-. There is still time for that XMAS SUIT to measure. All the latest Patterns. TIM SINNOTT MAWHBRA QUAY (Next Club Hotel). TVHEN you have a good article to ‘ sell, proclaim it from the housetops. There is no real substitute for the real thing, and so we have found it. WHITE HORSE sales continue to expand in all directions. For the Xmas and New Year trkde our preparations are now complete, and supplies of the following may be obtained in not less than two gallon lots, assorted: — WHITE HORSE WHISKY, quarts and pints. » STRAIGHT SCOTCH WHISKY, quarts (a drop of good stuff). MERLET’S THREE-STAR BRANDY (from Charente, France). MONTEITH’S AND DAVIES’ INVALID, NATURALLY CONDITIONED STOUT, in pints only (same quality, equal to Irish). 2 DIAMOND PORT WINE, from Union of South Africa (ex ‘Mahia’ now discharging at Wellington). COLLINSON’S SOUTH AFRICA SHERRIES, sweet and dry. ALES AND STOUT, Davies Crown, Hokitika; Monteith’s Phoenix, Reefton). APPOLINARIS (the Queen of Table Waters). .? , GORDON’S GIN, U.D.H. GENEVA, RUM, etc. No better liquors on the market. Postal orders, with cash, promptly attended to under my personal supervision. MARK SPROT & CO. LTD. J. D. LYNCH, Director, .....
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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 November 1927, Page 1
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