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Greymouth Evening Star, 25 February 1928, Page 1

BARGAINS —in — JJEN’S fpOGS. If you want solid value for every penny you invest, then shop at Jack Owen’s. These prices are just typical of his huge jbargains: FANCY SOCKS from 2/11 to 7/-. NEG. SHIRTS, Collars to match, 7/6 and upwards. WOOLLEN SOCKS 1/3,1/9 and 2/9. WORKING TROUSERS from 13/6. JACK OWEN MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH.

= PUBLIC NOTICES. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26. JUBILEE SERVICES: 8 a.m„ Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Matins, Off ficial Service; Officers and Men from H.M.S. Veronica will parade; special music by the choir. Archdeacon York ’ will conduct all the services. 5 : - rpHE LEGAL OFFICES in Greymouth ’ J will be CLOSED during Jubilee ‘ Week as under: — MONDAY—From 11.30 a.m. TUESDAY—AII Day. WEDNESDAY—From Noon. I _ ... ■ ■ I\TY PREMISES will be CLOSED from 12 Noon on MONDAY, February 27, on the occasion of the Greyipouth and Inangahua Trotting Club’s Meeting. KIM WILLIAMS, Out on his Own. JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS. TO enable our Staff to participate in the Jubilee Celebrations, and for the information of our various clients, we beg to notify that oui' Wholesale Establishments will be CLOSED — IN THE AFTERNOON OF MONDAY, February 27. CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY, February 28. AFTERNOON OF FRIDAY, March 2. GRIFFEN & SMITH, LTD. DUNCAN McLEAN, LTD. • 1.T.N.0’.T.G.A.0.T.U. Are-union meeting win be held by the COMBINED MASONIC LODGES, in the Masonic Temple, on WEDNESDAY, February 29, at 8 p.m. Visiting brethren cordially invited. wasaregßl COMBINED SCHOOLS EXCURSION TO GREYMOUTH. ■ —— . I TRAIN ALTERATION HOKITIKA— , ROSS. FEBRUARY 29. JYN February 29, the usual 7.20 a.m. Ross —Hokitika and 2.15 p.m. Hokitika —Ross trains will NOT run. SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Ross 8.35 a.m. for Greymouth. This train will NOT take passengers at ordinary fares from stations Hokitika to Elmer Lane inclusive.

SPECIAL TRAIN will leave Hokitika for Ross at 7.55 p.m., after arrival at Hokitika of the 4.55 p.m. GreymouthHokitika train. 1 FOR SALE OR TO LET. yOR gALE. £650. —Blaketown ,adjacent to school, Five-roomed House; bathroom, washhouse, E.L.; nice section; good proposition. MURRAY ST. —Six-roomed House; handy to town and Elmer Lane Railway Yards. Stop paying rent—see this and give an offer. £BBO. —Marlborough Street, new Bungalow; every convenience; Freehold Section alone worth £250. Wake up and see this! S. BURNETT WHITE, Land Agent, Greymouth. T7OR -SALE —Six-roomed House, situated Alexander Street. All conveniences; a. snip at £650. —Apply Harley and Co., Ltd., Land Agents. T~OCAL GROWN MUSHROOMS, regular supplies, fresh every morning; 1/3 per pound.—Beck and Co., Cash Grocers. IT’OR SALE —Comfortable Five-room-ed Cottage at Paroa; all conveniences; 7 acres Freehold, all cleared and fenced; house has just been renovated. Terms. —For particulars apply G. W. Moss and Co., Land Agents, Mackay Street. POR SALE —Six-roomed House, Cobden, with large Section; £lOO deposit secures this bargain; balance on easy terms. —Apply Harley and Co., Ltd. ipOR SALE —Piano by Wilh Bohm; full iron frame and overstrung action. Piano can be inspected at Rooms, Mackay Street. —For price and easy terms apply G. W. Moss and Coy. ipOR SALE —60 h.p. Loco Type Boiler 1501 b. pressure, by Davey Paxman (England); also 20 h.p. Compound Engine, by same maker; both in splendid condition.—Full particulars from Ogilvie and Co., Ltd.,'Sawmillers, Gladstone Siding; Phone 252 d. ipOR SALE —Houses, Sections, Shops, A Farms and Businesses of every description, in town and suburbs. — Apply A. Naylor, House and Land Agent, Sreymouth, 1