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Greymouth Evening Star, 28 September 1929, Page 6

OGILVIE & CO. ITO. Spwmillers and Timner Merchants GLADSTONE SIDING MILLS AT GLADSTONE—MARSDEN—RUTHERGLEN With a fltocS of over a million feet, and an output capacity of 25,000 feet per day, we are in a position to handle any order promptly on short notit*. Our timber 18 methodically and systematically stripped, thoroughly seasoned, and the milling Ik second to none Surfaced and flush-jointed linings, Use ‘dry dressed’’ finishing lines a specialty Orders tor any jnantity railed or lorried tn any nan of the district Firewood Cut to any length required—£l per truck (approx. 8 tons) on rail Gladstone. Smaller quantities lorried by arrangement. NET CASH ON DELIVERY. OGILVIE & CO., LTD. ’Phone-—252D.

®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®’®®S ® • ® t SMART NEW APPAREL THAT CLAIMS g I ATTENTION FOR DISTINCTIVE STYLE g | AND'MODERATE PRICING g I — ? | TWEED COSTUMES | ® In Tweeds and Suitings, newest colourings S ® from 75/- g | TAILORED DRESS SKIRTS t § A beautiful range in the choicest colourings g SEE WINDOW DISPLAY f f 8 |BENNETT & ANDERSON 1 g . LADIES’ OUTFITTERS j S Next H.B. Corner, Mawhera Quay. ®

I Bring Spring Inside ( Ilf "Wk. TO Out in the ? warm spring H—■—l ' I •M’J sunshine j® H. ! i ■ W better than i T V J with bright 'TWiI II / 1 ' j furnishings. ’ I Our Carpets, Linoleums, Cushions, Curtains, and Shadow Tissues are i very moderately priced. S. BURNETT WHITE High Grade Furnisher.

Banish Coms! Before the arrival of summer with its atten- eMF dant sports and picnics. You simply can’t enjoy yourself when you are suffering the pain and/P inconvenience of corns. Apply “FOTO” CORN LEAF It brings instant relief and ba.nishes corns aftei’ a few applications. PRICE 1/HANWELL WILLIAMS &ROSS Chemists and Druggists, GREYMOUTH. Established over. 50 years. PROFESSIONAL VISIT OF C HRISTCHURCH, May be consulted on all defects of the Eyesight (i.e. glasses) at GREYMOUTH, Bank N.S.W. Chambers, Mawhera Quay, SEPT. 25 to 30; HOKITIKA, Keller’s Hotel, Oct. 1, 12 noon to 6 p.m., Oct. 2, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.; REEFTON, Lawn’s Broadway, Oct. 4, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. £UNCHEON J>OOM. The general public may obtain a HOT DINNER (three courses) DAILY. No waiting. MORNING and AFTERNOON TEA, with Refreshments, at any hour. Our DAINTY CAKES and PASTRY are unsurpassed. HARKER’S LUNCHEON AND TEA ROOMS, 'Phone 227 :::: Box 179