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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 January 1929, Page 1

TO SAVE MONEY - TO SAVE MONEY Purchase your TO SAVE MONEY TO SAVE MONEY /YROCERIES TO SAVE MONEY • TO SAVE MONEY and 3 TO SAVE MONEY .TO SAVE MONEY pROCKERY ’ TO SAVE MONEY , From : D. DOUGLAS MAC.KAY STREET AND MARSDEN ROAD, GREYMOUTH. FOR SALE OR TO LET. r PO LET—Five-roomed House; 'y all conveniences; in centre of town. —Apply Mrs. McSherry, Blackmore’s Lane. VVANTED TO SELL—Two Violins, ’’ half and full-size, with Cases. Cheap for cash. —Address to “Violin,” c/o “Star” Office. POR SALE—New Royal Enfield Motor Cycle; 2J h.p., two stroke; electric light. A bargain for £45 cash.—Apply Dixon, Stationer. rpO LET —Large Shop, with Show x Room upstairs; suitable for any business; adjoining Royal Hotel. Owner will make alterations to suit tenant. —Apply Fogarty and Co., Mackay Street. 5 pOR SALE —Portable Columbia and x H.M.V. Gramophones.—For prices and terms, apply G. W. Moss and Coy., Mackay Street, Greymouth. /CRICKETERS—Do you want BATS, BALLS, PADS, or any other gear? Is your Bat out of trim? Then go to IVAN BENNINGTON, Sports Outfitter. TENDERS.

GREY COUNTY COUNCIL. VVRITTEN TENDERS are invited, and will be received at County Chambers, Greymouth, up to 12 o’clock (Noon) on MONDAY, January 14, 1929, for the CONSTRUCTION of the following works:— 1. —Road Haupiri Junction to Bell Hill, Section. No. 3k . : 2. —Bridge and Approaches across Clear Creek, at Taramakau Settlement. Tenders to be marked on outside with the name of the work tendered for, and addressed to the County Chairman. Drawings and specifications can be seen at County Chambers, Greymouth; for No. 1 at Post Office, Nelson Creek, and for No. 2 at Town Hall, Kumara. 1 JOHN HIGGINS, County Engineer. County Chambers, Greymouth, January 5, 1929. PAINTING AND REPAIRS. RENDERS are invited, to CLOSE on SATURDAY, January 19, at noon, for PAINTING and REPAIRS to GIESEKING’S BUILDINGS. W. HILL, Architect. IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF ROBERT THIRLAWAY, OF RUNANGA, BUTCHER. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited ° for the PURCHASE of the following Lots: —

Lot I—Electric1 —Electric Fan. Lot 2 —Mincing Machine, Sausage Machine, two Tables, one Bicycle, Primice Copper, Clock Scales, Butcher’s Block, Paper Rack, three Knives, two Choppers, two Saws, two Steels, Concrete Brine Tub, 3 dozen Meat Hooks, l|cwt. of Salt, 2000 Skewers, 561 b. Washing Soda, 281bs. Sausage Casings, 58/12 Dozen Pickles, 40 gallon Drum of Fat, 1 1-3 dozen Pints Worcester Sauce, 7/12 quarts Worcestershire Sauce, 211bs. Mixed Spice, Half-tin Lixie Seasoning, 71b. tin of Aulizone, Timber in yard. Particulars of assets may be obtained from the Assignee. Tenders close on MONDAY, January 14, 1929. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. A. NAYLOR, Deputy Official Assignee, Guinness Street, Greymouth. January 7, 1929. IN BANKRUPTCY. ESTATE OF P. M. EADIE. SEPARATE TENDERS are invited ° for the PURCHASE of the following Lots: — Lot I—Fordson Tractor, with Extra Cylinder Head, 2 Pulleys, Belt and Valve Grinder. , Lot 2 —Pump and Piping, Mats, etc, Sand Elevator. Pontoon, with Tables, at Paroa. Lot 3 —Patents for Log Hauler, Snatch Block, Elevating Beach Sand, and other light materials; Saddle for Tractor. Particulars may be obtained from Assignee. Tenders close on MONDAY, January 21, 1929. Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted.

A. NAYLOR, Deputy Official Assignee, Guinness Street, Greymouth. January 7, 1929. For half a century there has. been no better or more preferred iron than “ORB.” LYSAGHT’S ORB BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. Write John Lysaght Ltd., Box 341, Wellington, for free copy of their Pocket Handbook. —A 36.