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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1930, Page 1

REDUCTION gALE OF HOT WATER BAGS Being overstocked w'ith this line, 1 am offering for TWO WEEKS ONLY, from June 19, a 20 per cent, reduction on Ingram's and Ronoleke best English and Scotch makes of new season’s Bags. These Bags carry a maker’s guarantee of at least three years constant use. A necessity in every home. Procure one. J. H. KEDDIE, M.P.S. DIRECTLY OPPOSITE P.O.

TO LET. rpO LET. —Furnished Bed-sitting J- Room; E.L., fireplace, telephone; handy to town.—Address at “Star” Of-, lice. FOR SALE. FOR SALE. WHITE Leghorn, Black Orpington, »V Rhode Island Red Pullets; just started laying; 12/6 pair. Also last year’s Pullets; moulted and laying, 8/pair. Breeding Cockerels, 12/- each. Railage paid.—Apply “Breeder,” c/o “Star” Office. ______ T?OR SALE.—WeII-bred, well-grown -U White Leghorn Pullets, 9/- each. Railage paid to Greymouth. Every bird guaranteed. —Skene’s, Ltd., Stuart Street, Dunedin. _ 17OR SALE—Two Light Horses; quiet J- and broken to harness; suitable for mine or tunnel work. —Address at Star Office. I?OR SALE: —I have for sale on be- ■ half of liquidator, the following: — Ono Light Six Studebaker Car; one Assay Balance, as good as new; one Set Ranging Rods; one Levelling Staff, one Scwt. to 2-ton Crab Winch, good order.— Apply 12 Tarapuhi Street. WESTLAND RABBITRY. HAVE for sale ANGORA and CHINCHILLA RABBITS; imported stock; Essex strain. Winners of many prizes. All pedigree. Price on application. Visitors invited. Kaihinu Railway Station, Hokitika.

FOR SALE. QPECIAL CLEARANCE of USED O MOTOR CYCLES. A Triumph and Douglas, and several other makes, to go cheap Small deposit. Easy balance. Used motor cycles taken in part payment for new B.S.A. and Triumph Motor Sales. COX’S GARAGE. I7OR SALE—COLUMBIA and H.M.V. -I? GRAMOPHONES; also Records, Needles, etc. —Apply G. W. Moss and Co., Gramophone Dealers, Mackay Street, Greymouth. fPOR SALE. —Good Green Lucerne A Hay.—Apply G. W. Moss and Co., Mackay Street. fa TENDERS More than 70 years unexcelled service. Remembered long after price is forgotten. LYSAGHT’S ORB BRAND CORRUGATED IRON. Write John Lysaght Ltd., Box 341, Wellington, for fin e copy of their Pocket Handbook. PUBLIC NOTICES DANCING. MISS MAVIS BURGOYNE has commenced CLASSES for HIGHLAND, FANCY and BALL ROOM DANCING, at 50 Herbert Street, opposite Dispatch Foundry, Greymouth. Hours for appointments: 9to 10 a.m., 2 to 3 and 6 to 7 p.m.

WALTER BROS. rpEA JMPORTERS, JUBILEE BUILDINGS, MACKAY ST. ’Phone 429. TEAS FROM 1/6 to 5/- per lb. CEYLON—INDIAN—CHINA. COFFEE BERRIES AND GROUND COFFEE. SPICES AND PEPPERS.

AN APPEAL. HAVING to relinquish my position as REPRESENTATIVE of the AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY, on or about the 80th day of JUNE NEXT, I wish to THANK the policy-holders for their liberal support since the opening of my agency with the above Society in 1923. I wish f o APPEAL to policy-holders and the general public, for the last time, for ADDITIONAL ASSURANCE and NEW MEMBERS for the Australian Mutual Provident Society, and trust that they may avail themselves of the opportunity to make their HALF-YEARLY PAYMENTS before JUNE 30, which entitles to all participating policies full bonus for 1930. Thanking you in anticipation. Yours faithfully— C. C. H. FRIEND. A HOME which is tasteful and comfortable is always attractive, and should bo cherished as the proudest possession. Burnett White’s HIGHGRADE FURNITURE gives an air of attractive well-being, and even after I years of strenuous wear loses none of its dependability and charm. Pay us 'a visit and inspect the wonderful Furniture display on view at our Show Rooms,