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Greymouth Evening Star, 30 November 1929, Page 1

SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S FOR SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S FURNITURE SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S X SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S TJARGAINS SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S SCHAEF’S HOMES FURNISHED WITH QUALITY FURNITURE COME AND INSPECT OUR PRICES. FACTORY AND SHOWROOMS: HERBERT STREET : GREYMOUTH PUBLIC NOTICES DEPENDABLE gPORTS’ QUTFITS When a man buys his SPORTS TOGS he likes to know that he can DEPEND on them. OUR GOODS are GUARANTEED of the BEST QUALITY, and PRICES are ALWAYS RIGHT. Call in to-day and look them over. ALF. HARRISON TAINUI STREET. NEW POTATOES. f\NE HUNDRED SUGAR BAGS of NEW POTATOES just received on consignment. Must be sold quickly. Price 3d per lb, or 5/- per quarter: —that’s the way to buy them. Get in quick. QREYMOUTH RUCTION ART - Boundary Street. ’Phone 486 ■ —THE DEMAND IS GREAT— Get in early and secure YOUR COPIES. W. REID BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, Mawhera Quay. I RACQUETS galore! Ivan x stocks the leading makes at all prices. , TUST ARRIVED, direct from Potteries, ENGLISH CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASS. Odd Cups, 6d; Cups and Saucers, 4/6 half dozen; Tea Plates, 2/9 half dozen; Breakfast Plates 3/- half dozen; Dinner Plates, 4/- half dozen; Tea Pots, 2/- to 4/6; Odd Jugs, 1/6, 2/6; Sets Jugs, 8/6 to 12/6; Glass Jugs, 2/6, 3/6; Vases, 1/9 to 7/6; Glass Dishes, 1/6 to 6/6. Fancy Cups and Saucers, Royal Doulton Ware and Stewart Crystal, at lowest prices. BECK’S CASH STORES MACKAY Sc TAINUI STREETS. ' ICE CREAM “SNOWFLAKE” ICE'CREAM '

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