gEE rpHESE pRICES. DESSERT PEARS, 4d lb., or 5/- box. GRAPES, 1/6 lb. COOKING APPLES, 3d and 4d lb., or 7/6 case. DESSERT APPLES, 4d lb., or 9/case. TOMATOES, 6d lb., or 6/- and 6/6 case. AH Groceries, Crockery and Confectionery at the lowest prices. W. H. BOUCHER & CO. MAWHERA QUAY :: 'Phone No. 8. BUSINESSES IN ALBERT STREET. FRED PASCOE, Boot Repairer. Let your next Soles and Heels be Uskide. Lasts three times as long as leather. Sole and Heels, sewn, 9/6; Sole and Heels, rivets and rubbers, 8/6; Sole Agent for Uskide. MISS McKENZIE, late of Runanga, Dressmaker. Alterations and Renovating done. Lessons in Cutting and Fitting given. Satisfaction assured. ■ > LAKEVILLE dairy: We make a specialty of Hygienic Bottled Milk. Delivered to your doors daily. We stock Butter and Eggs. Fresh Cream daily. O.K. MARBLE RAR; It will pay you to buy your Sweets from us. We have largest variety in Greymouth, and our Cool Drinks are pure and refreshing and will satisfy all tastes.
F. G. COOPER, Phone 153, sells nothing but the primest Beef, Mutton and Pork. Small Goods made daily. Delivery to all parts of the town. THE DOLLY VARuEN SWEETS SHOP for best quality Confectionery, both English and Colonial. It’s only a small shop, but we have the latest Sweets and Cool Drinks. A. NELSON, Hairdresser and Tobacconist. This is the shop for a good Hair Cut or Shave. Cleanliness assured. Best brands of Tobaccos in stock. W. LECHER & CO: Now is the time to have your clothes renovated. We guarantee to make them like new. Suits 10/-, Costumes and Frocks 7/6, Hats 3/6. Suits made to order from £B. ,t ara.^u : h;p.,-,/s.t..r,e ; e..t, . E. zyREY, Coach and Motor Body Builders c Wheelwrights and Blackmithing. Long experience and superior workmanship stands at the back of all jobs turned out by us. Motor-car and iorry springs a specialty. All kinds of repair work. —’Phone 414. SHOPS IN COBDEN.
UDDSTROM’S, ’Pho>e 116: Wood Bedsteads (4ft. 6in.) and Wire Mattresses, cable edge, rustless wire, from 67/6; Kitchen Chairs, with Russian seats; Pianos re-polished 'and borer cured; made as good new. F. PETHERBRIDGE, Painter and Paperhanger, Sturge Street. All classes of work undertaken. Estimates given. O. H. BRAILSFORD, Builder and Contractor, Bright Street, ’Phone 322. Plans and specifications prepared. Estimates given. MRS. TROTT, Cash Draper: It is not necessary to shop away from Cobden. We stock quality goods and prices are most reasonable. Call and inspect our selection of Fancy Goods, Frocks, Hose, Millinery and Dress Fabrics. COCHRANE’S Universal Stores.— Our Re-building Sale is now on. Carpenters are waiting to get in, and goods are considerably reduced in price to effect an immediate clearance. Call and inspect.
COBDEN HOTEL.—T. B. Gillooly, Proprietor, late of Pioneer Hotel, Hokitika. This is the leading house in Cobden, and stocks everything of the best. Every bottle true to label here. Spejghts and local beer on tap. R. MARLEY, Builder and Contractor, Ward Street. All classes of work undertaken. Repairs to properties. Town or country work catered for" Estimates given. McKANE’S: The Shop where Values are Best.—Fruit, Vegetables, Confectionery, Ice Cream and Fountain Drinks. All Tobaccos stocked. ‘ Hall let for dancing and all kinds of entertainment at reasonable rates. ABBIE-RAMAGE, General Storekeepers. ’Phone 167. Groceries, Drapery , Boots and Shoes, Ironmongery, Paints. Fresh, stocks constantly arriving. Motor delivery, big or small, anywhere and everywhere. F. J. HIGGINS, the Leading Ru teller for the primest Beef, Mvtton and Pork. All meat killed ’tnder Government supervision. Snjail goods a speciality. Phone 473. We deliver to all parts.
PUBLIC NOTICES WEST COAST FLORIST CO. ~ Every description of FLORAL WORK artistically made up to any design. Bridal Bouquets, Sprays, buttonholes, Cut Flowers, Funeral Orders, executed at the shortest notice; also Wreaths Crosses, etc. * Flower and Vegetable Seeds. Shop: Lawn’s Buildings, Mackay St., or ’Phone 360. wfton Representative: Mr. S. Austin. WOW! He nearly got the “Boston ’’ “Crab” on him that time! Now he’s got him in a jamb with a "scissors.” There will be no jamb, however, if your SPORTING GOODS, or other sports goods, come from Ivan Bennington’s Sports Depot.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 31 March 1930, Page 1
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