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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 June 1930, Page 1

VjpWILL WEAR pYJAMAS SIZES: S.M., M„ O.S. Twenty Smart Designs to choose from. Manufacturers’ Guarantee with these Pyjamas. Satisfaction or your money refunded. JUNE SPECIAL OFFER: These 10/9 Pyjamas for 8/11 pair. Unbeatable for Quality and Price. We ask you to inspect them. IYMONS ltd. WANTEDS WANTED.—Second Cook.—Address at “Star” Office. WANTED—Urgently, to Rent House ’’ of four or five rooms; vicinity Murray Street to Karoro. —Reply to “N.Z.R.,” c/o Star Office. ’WANTED TO PURCHASE—A few »». tons of 141 b. RAIL, for coal mine. —Particulars, stating price per ton and where to be seen, to National Mortgage *■ Co., Greymouth. PEDUCE the Cost of Living! THE BARGAINETTE will do this for you. Every article under 5/-. PRIVATE BOARD and RESIDENCE A for Gentlemen, or Married Couple, near railway.—Apply Mrs. Victor, 6 Alexander Terrace.

qiHE Railways are not paying—but it will pay you to visit THE BARIGAINETTE, opposite Tate’s. _■■■■- ■ - — . — - ■— 1 A—GENT’S WESTMINSTER cwl XV BICYCLE, fitted with Eadie Coaster; guaranteed tyres; complete with spanners and pump. —Geo. Kitchingham. PLANT NOW, Hardy Southern-grown ROSES; 12 brilliant distinct colours, 20/- delivered.—Skene’s Ltd., Dunedin. A 1 (I— GENT’S B.S.A. BICYCLE, cUIV XV Model 66. Dunlop tyres, improved Eadie coaster, Brooks saddle. Tito best value in bicycles. —Geo. Kitchingham. > WHO said THE BARGAINETTE is ’’ filling a much wanted need? We all did! 4 XTUDGUARDS 1/9, Pumps 2/9, Carbide Lamps 9/-, Cycle Tubes 3/-, Covers 7/6, Torches 3/-, Cycle Locks 1/-. —Geo. Kitchingham. YOU can buy winter comfort with confidence at S. Burnett White’s. Come and view ourl artistic stock of EIDERDOWNS, also let us show you what real BEDDING is.—S. Burnett Waite, High Grade Furnisher.

TTVERY ARTICLE under 5/- at THE BARGAINS'I'TE, opposite Tate’s. See window—better still, come inside! CHILBLAINS.— Cure them with our v Liniment. 1/-. —H. Williams and Ross, Chemists. “TTELLO, Nanette,” have you seen XL. Greymouth’s new shop, called THE BARGAINETTE? Everything priced under 5/-. ________ 17URNITURE of distinguished de- -*• signs and striking values, that attract keen discriminating buyers to our display of high grade furniture at ,our large showrooms. —HARLmY’S is the emporium that gives best value for your money. _____ DISTINCT named SPENCER & SWEET PEAS for present sowing; 2/6.—Skene’s, Stuart Street, Dunedin. . _ THERE are beautiful BEDROOM and £ DINING-ROOM SUITES showing at White’s. Something quite distinctive, exclusive and artistic. True samples of the fine furniture associated with the name of WHITE’S. Remember, White’s designs may be copied, but the “White” quality is built in, furthermore, the prices are absolutely right—S. Burnett White, High Grade Furnisher.

PLANT NOW, Six Choicest Dessert Gooseberries; distinct flavour; delivered free for 9/-.—Skene’s Ltd, Dunedin. QOW NOW, Glorious Brilliant Giant Delphiniums, all colours, mixed; 1/6 packet.—Skene’s Stuart Street, Dune- . din. TTPHOLSTERED CHESTERFIELD SUITES and FIRESIDE EASY CHAIRS, that give durability, softness for comfort, and finished by craftsmen that give elegance in design, will be found in HARLEY’S Upholstery. ht WAIX f to be happy!” Well, visit x THE BARGAINETTE, opposite Tate’s, and your pleasures will never cease. QOW NOW, brilliant Oriental Poppies, mixture of eight distinct colours; 2/6 packet.—Skene’s Ltd., Dunedin.

DLANKETS AND EIDERDOWNS.— we are noted for our wonderful values. Come and inspect our quality and designs. You will be convinced. haRLEY’S win for value. QOW NOW, Larkspur, Rosy Scarlet, 1/-; Blue Butterfly, 1/-; Antirrhinums, Art shades, 1/-.—Shene’s Ltd., Dunedin. CIANT RAINBOW ASTERS, select Vt mixture of all colours; 1/- packet. —Skene’s, Stuart Street, Dunedin. J INOLEUMS.—I2ft., 9ft. and 6ft. JU widths; the latest patterns of Scottish and English manufacturers iust landed. Now is the time to choose your requirements. —HARLEYS, the Home Makers. _______ CHILBLAINS.— Cure them with our V Liniment. 1/-.—H. Williams and Ross, Chemists.