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Greymouth Evening Star, 16 January 1928, Page 1

'A XMINSTER gQUARES WONDERFUL VALUES. 3 ONLY 3 10ft. Gin. by 9ft .. '£9 12ft. by 9ft£™ 12ft by 10ft. Gin. .. £ll .1* F. HAYES HOUSE FURNISHER, Corner of Mackay and Werita Streets. AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF MOTOR CARS. TT ARLEY AND COY., LTD., acting Al under instructions, will offer for sale, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at their Rooms, Boundary Street, Greymouth, TO-MORROW (Tuesday) AFTERNOON, at 2.30, the following MOTOR CARS, sapie being in first-class running order: —1 BUICK" SEDAN, 5-seat-er, almost new; 1 BUICK TOURER, 5seater. These cars are being sold to clean up an estate. . FOR SALE OR TO LET. _____ T 0 BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH.

CENTRALLY SITUATED BUSINESS ‘ PREMISES. SHOP: Ground floor of Gieseking’s Buildings, Tainui Street, recently occupied by Misses White, Milliners, together with Upper Storey of such shop, the whole of which premises have been recently painted and renovated throughout. SHOP: Ih Campbell’s Buildings, corner Chapel and Tainui Streets, recently occupied by Dispatch Foundry Electrical Department. For further particulars apply HANNAN AND SEDDON, Solicitors, Greymouth. rpo LET—Five-roomed House: cenA tral; all conveniences.—Apply 3 Threadneedle Street. P'OR SALE —Household Furniture; A in good condition. —Apply Mrs. H. Watkinson, Sawyer’s Creek Road, pOR SALE —First-class Confection- -*• ery, Fruit and Soft Drink Business, with Private House attached. A sound proposition. Owner must sell. — Apply C. Kdttle, Estate Agent. —7 POR SALE, Cobden —Nice Home; A every convenience; gas and electric light; hot and cold water; lawns and concrete foothpaths. Inspection invited; no reasonable offer refused. Owner leaving the district. —Address at “Star” Office. 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. POR SALE —Houses, Sections, Shops, Farms and Businesses of every description, in town and suburbs. — Apply A- Naylor, House and Land Agent, ®?reymouth.

PUBLIC NOTICES. WAIMATE’S CHOICEST DESSERT RASPBERRIES. HDHESE are now* ready, and we can supply without any delay. We are packing patent crates of 251b5. ( nett weight, and we sell these at 20/- per crate, freight paid. Crates free. We guarantee the safe arrival of our RASPBERRIES, and will replace anything not in good order, free of charge. Also now ready— NEW POTATOES, 2d per lb. GREEN PEAS, 23d per lb. We are also booking orders foi’ first grade APRICOTS, PEACHES and NECTARINES ,at 5/6 per case. Freight paid on lots of four cases. Cash with order. 0. E. MEREDITH, LTD., Waimate. CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE. I am showing the Finest Assortment of CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, all suitable for Birthday Gifts, that has ever been imported to the district, and at prices that defy competition. Dainty Dinner and Tea Sets, all prices.'Fancy Cups and Saucers. Salad Sets, Sweet Dishes, Vases, etc. Stewart’s Crystal and Polish Ware —a splendid range. English Cups, Saucer.) and Dinnerware always in stock. VIEW MY WINDOW DISPLAY. T. BROWN GROCER AND CROCKERY MERCHANT, Mawhera Quay ::: Greymouth.

WHERE DO MEN SAVE ON BETTER CLOTHES? T-TUNDREDS 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/-. TIM SINNOTT MAWHERA QUAY (N«rt Club Hatel).