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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 December 1929, Page 1

jpOR .QHRISTMAS QUESTS JJEW BEDSTEADS MATTRESSES J£APOC BEDS SQUARES F. HAYES CABINET MAKER & UPHOLSTERER Mawhera Quay (next Kettle Bros.)j_ •- ' > : ' - ■ ■ ■ ■ ~ PUBLIC NOTICES GREYMOUTH JOCKEY CLUB. DOMINATIONS for alf events for the Ai forthcoming Summer Meeting will CLOSE with the undersigned TONIGHT at 9 o’clock. M. J. FOGARTY, Secretary. RUNANGA PUBLIC MEETING. CESSNOCK CITIZENS’ DELEGATES. TO-MORROW AFTERNOON a Public X Meeting will be held at 2 o’clock, in the Miners’ Hall, Runanga, when addresses will be given by MESSRS. COURTNEY and JOHNSTON (Delegates from the citizens of Cessnock), New South Wales, on the Coal Crisis and the Cessnock Appeal for Christmas Assistance. T AKE BRUNNER District Tennis Club Committee wish to thank all those who contributed to the success of their Bazaar, by donations or otherwise. NOTICE.

A NY PERSON TRESPASSING, without permission on OVERLAND DAIRY COMPANY’S PROPERTY, at KOKIRI, will be PROSECUTED. All DOGS straying or worrying stock on this property will be SHOT. For Overland Dairy Co., Ltd. — C. J. GIBBS, Kokiri. DEBENTURES (Interest 10 per cent.) A LIMITED number of £5O Debeiitures (first issue), in a N.Z. Proprietary Company are offered to the public. This is an opportunity to secure a 10 per cent, investment in a progressive business, which has already assured it’s success by the expenditure of over £20,000 in advertising alone. Prospective Investors will be supplied with copy'df balance-sheet, and afforded the fullest investigation. Write—“DEBENTURES,” Care “Star” Office. AAR.D. ’XMAS & NEW YEAR TIMETABLE, 1929-1930. Cars will leave GREYMOUTH and REEFTON DAILY, including ’Xmas Day and Boxing Day, and New, Year’s Day, as under: — Greymouth for Westport at 2 p.m., via Coast Road. Reef ton for Westport daily at 10 a.m., and 6.30 p.m. Reefton for Nelson daily at 8.30 a.m., connecting with Nelson-Welling-ton Ferry Service. 'Xmas Day cars will leave Greymouth for Westport at 7.30 a.m. Special Cars running to Westport Races on December ‘26 and 27, at excursion fares; BOOKING OFFICE opposite Schaef’s Garage, Mackay Street. ’Phone No. 461.

GIBBS MOTORS LTD. CONSIDER YOUR HEALTH. POR the sake of your family’s health, A serve FRESH FRUIT and VEGETABLES at every meal. OUR FRUIT is the most luscious health-giving produce sold in Greymouth Two shops: Tainui St., opp. Opera House and next to Lawn’s. LUEY GEOK AND SONS. DOLLS’ PRAMS ~ ’ QPECIAL ’XMAS OFFER to residents of Greymouth and surrounding' districts. Highest grade Dolls’ Prams, usually sold for £3, now offered to you for 38/6; delivered Greymouth. Length body 121 in., width 12Jins., height to top of hood 29in. Nickel-plated handlehigh grade English wheels; lined in “A” grade leather cloth. Buy direct from the maker. L. PITCHER & CO., Opp. Railway Station, DUNEDIN. N EW S EAS °N’S jQOODS. . Sultanas, loose, 5d lb.; Raisins, pkts., sd; Dates: New, sd, Stoneless, 6d; Figs, 6d. 9d, 1/-; Muscatels, 1/-; New Prunes, 7d; Tin Fruits, in Syrup, 1/3Pine Apple, 7d and lOd; Jellies, best assorted, 2/9 doz; Cordials, 1/3 bottle; Green’s and Swan Hams, all sizesEnglish Mince Meat, Lemon Cheese’ ’Xmas Stockings, Dessert Almonds, Shelled Walnuts, and a large assortment of China and Glass at lowest prices. BECK & CO. TTEEP your eye with a RIFLE and AMMUNITION purchased from Ivan Bennington. CHRISTCHURCH HOTELS QTONEHURST, CHRISTCHURCH.-— The former proprietor of St. Elmo (now closed) recommends patrons to stay at Stonehurst Private Hotel. Reserve at once; accommodation in city limited. Telegrams “Stonelea,” Christchurch. ; r