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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 October 1930, Page 1

SPRINGTIME IS KODAK TIME. JH. KEDDIE, Chemist and Photo • Dealer, has just received his new season’s fresh stocks of Box Brownies and Folding Cameras, at city prices, from 10/-, 15/-, 21/6 to £9 12s 6d. Kodak and Rajah Films, Plates, Velox and Paget Papers, Developers, Frames and all sundries. See window’ display. Developing and Printing work done at shortest notice. Our work is the best on the West Coast. A trial will convince. KEDDIE’S, CHEMIST. OPP. P.O. ::: ’Phone 97, TO LET. rpo LET.—Modern Self-contained Flat -*• ((unfurnished), within five minutes’ walk to Post Office. —Apply Star Office. FOR SALE. TI7ANTED TO SELL—3ocwt. Inter- ’’ national Truck; about three-year-old model. Cost over £500; price £llo.—Apply Chas. H. Rose, Greymouth. Tj'Oß SALE.—Good quiet Cow; close to profit.—Apply Gordon Blair, Patara.

pOR SALE.—Six good Dairy Cows; quiet; second to fourth calvers; due within week.—Apply Dennehy Bros., Barrytown. POR SALE. —Collinson Piano; almost new. Can be inspected at our rooms. —Apply G. W. Moss and Coy., Piano and Gramophone Dealers. Mackay Street, Greymouth. TENDERS GOLDEN COAST CO-OPERATIVE DAIRY COMPANY, LIMITED. tpENDERS are invited for CARTING A CREAM in Rotomanu district for 1,2 or 3 years. Specifications may be obtained at this office; from Mr. W. Vallance, Rotomanu, and at the above Company’s registered office, Reefton. Tenders close on TUESDAY, October 7, 1930, at noon, at Reefton. T. H. LEE, Secretary. GREYMOUTH HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS. qiENDERS, closing at 5 p.m. on x TUESDAY, October 7, 1930, are invited for the SUPPLY" of approximately:— (a) 42,000 Superficial Feet of White Pine Heart of Rimu or Birch. (b) 28 Ironbark Piles; lengths 30ft. to 65ft. Specifications on application to the undersigned. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders must be marked on outside with name of tender. W. B. GILBERT, Secretary, Greymouth Harbour Board. 23/9/30. G. R - GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL SCHOOL ADDITIONS. qpENDERS for ERECTION of FOUR X NEW CLASS-ROOMS and OUTHOUSE (in brick) will bo received by the Secretary, Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, until 4 p.m. on TUESDAY, October 21, 1930. Plans and specification at Public Works Office, Greymouth.

PUBLIC NOTICES pjOTEL, WALLSEND. THE MOST UP-TO-DATE COUNTRY HOTEL ON THE WEST COAST. Newly constructed throughout, with every modern convenience. Only the very best of WINES and SPIRITS stocked. SPEIGHT’S ALES on tap. HMcLUSKIE :: PROPRIETOR. • ’Phone 371 D. TT PAYS TO BUY FOR CASH. Creamoata, 1/9; Rolled Oats, 1/8: Oatmeal, 251 b., 7/6; Rice and Sago, 3d lb.; loose Corn Flour, 4d lb.; Sultanas, 5d lb.; “K” Raspberries, 1/- tin; loose pack Dates, 4d; Dried Apricots, 1/-; Pine Apple, 6d tin; Tinned Fruits, in syrup, 1/3; Potatoes, large sacks, 11/6; Vegetable and Flower Seeds, 2/6 doz. Try our CEYLON TEA, 2/- lb.; ORANGE PEKOE TEA, 2/6 lb. BECK’S CASH STORES MACKAY AND TAINUI STREETS. WEST OOASTERS! J. D. PARKER (Late Railway Hotel, Greymouth), HAS TAKEN OVER THE NEW ZEALANDER HOTEL (THE SPORTS’ RENDEZVOUS), Corner St. Asaph and Madras Streets, CHRISTCHURCH. The house has been refurnished and renovated throughout. SPEIGHTS' PRIZE ALE ALWAYS ON TAP. West Coast friends specially welcome. Correspondence will receive urgefl: attention. Christchurch ’Phone No. 34-273 rpWO GRAND BROCCOLI—“LiIy White,” the grower’s favourite 1/6; “Perennial Nine Star,” 1/6.— Skene’s, Stuart Street, Dunedin.