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Greymouth Evening Star, 11 May 1929, Page 1

QFFERS u Q.OOD QUALITY, JJOWER PRICES, ATTENTION & CIVILITY. gUPERIOR SERVICE. ! ... ■ ■ AUCTIONS. HARI HARI SALE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, Commencing at 1 p.m. 4 T their Hari Hari Yards, on the above date, MESSRS. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., will offer by Auction, the following stock: — HEAD CATTLE, including—- • ” 30 PRIME M.S. CATTLE, 40 Fat and Forward COWS. Further entries solicited. DALGETY AND CO., LTD., Auctioneers. FOR SALE OR TO LET. TpOR SALE —Lady’s Bicycle; in good order. Price £4 cash.—Address at “Star” Office. T/OR SALE—lndian Moton Cycle; in A good running order; recently overhauled; electric light, kick-starter and pillion seat. A snip at £35.-*— Reply by lettei’ to “Indian,” c/o Star Office. TpOR SALE—Several good Building x Sections, situated South Beach. — Apply G. W. Moss and Coy., Land Agents, Greymouth. PUBLIC NOTICES BANANAS Big Banana Bargains BANANAS T>IG T>ANANA "REE BANANAS

BANANAS Buyers Bring Big BANANAS Baskets! BANANAS here to-day. Q.REYMOUTH RUCTION JfART P.O. BOX 203 ::: ’PHONE 486. , Announcing that this coal is now on the market, and that ORDERS booked with us will receive prompt attention. WILD & ROBERTSON, LTD., West Coast Agents. HOT WATER BAGS THE HOT WATER BAG is a necessity in every home. The minor aches and pains that man is heir to, disappear as if by magic when the HOT WATER BAG is applied. We sell “UNIQUE” HOT WATER BAGS at such reasonable prices that everyone can afford to buy one. BUY A “UNIQUE” TO-DAY. Prices from 6/- to 12/6. Covers Extra. L F. HOGG CASH CHEMIST, GREYMOUTH, BOX 139 ::: ’PHONE 410.

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