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Greymouth Evening Star, 24 January 1931, Page 8

Our Hard Times Offer 'SW' - [q! i ii a all |p 3/. DISCOUNT OFF PRICES u ICzjl In AS QUOTED BELOW ON NAIRN’S ENGLISH LINOLEUMS AND CARPET SQUARES LINOLEUMS, 6ft, 7/11 and 8/6 per yd. 9ft., 15/6 per yd. 12ft., 19/6 per yd. CARPET SQUARES, 7ft. 6ins. x 4ft. 6ins.; 9ft. x 7ft. 6ins.; 9ft. x 9ft.; 9ft. and 10ft 6ins.; 12ft. x 10ft. 6in. CARPET RUNNERS, 27-inch wide 12/6 and 17/6 per yd. 36-inch wide, 22/6 per yd. 54-inch wide, 35/= and 37/6 per yd. THIS AMAZING REDUCTION IS FOR 2 WEEKS ONLY BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS AND COLOURINGS TO CHOOSE FROM MANSON’S MAW HERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH.

= .Don’t be ir= * <■' • _ Put off — Ask your Furnisher for HART BEDDING — fl it is designed to give you real rest when you | > sleep and constructed for years of service. | ' 4 Look for the HART label—it is your |] guarantee of the “best for rest.” | £ C 9 LIMITED. ' WELLINGTON AND CHRISTCHURCH

NANCARROW & CO. LAND AGENTS MACKAY STREET :: GREYMOUTH (Established 18G9). DOBSON: £4OO. —Main Street, newly built fourroomed Dwelling, with wash house and bathroom; tiled fireplaces. Bungalow design; well finished; quarter-acre section; electric light. £450. —Practically new Six-roomed Dwelling. Pantry, wash-house, tiled hearths, etc. Electric light. Terms: £l5O cash, balance £1 per week. In this township yconveniently situated properties are becoming scarce, and the above is a good opportunity for either residents or investors. GREYMOUTH: £BB5. —A substantial Nine-roomed Dwelling; in first-class order; fitted with modern conveniences and suitable for private boardinghouse. Is ideally situated. Easy terms can be arranged, if desired. £lO5O. —Large Sev n-roomed Dwelling, within five minutes of Post Office. An excellent home. Every modern convenience. Land is suitable for subdivision. COBDEN: £ 500. —Corner Property, containing half-acre land, together with substantial Five-roomed Dwelling thereon. A very cheap proposition. The vacant section is easily worth £lOO. Apply for particulars to—. NANCARROW & CO. LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, MACKAY STREET ::

SHOPS IN COBDEN. McKANE’S: The Shop that gives excellent service, and where values are best. The choicest English and Colonial Sweets stocked. Try our Fountain Drinks and Ice Creams. McKane’s Hall is let for dancing and entertainments at a reasonable charge. UDDSTROM’S, Phone 116: Wood Bedsteads "(4ft 6in) and Wire Mattresses, cable edge, rustless wire, from 67/6; Kitcheh Chairs, with Russian seats; Pianos re-polished and borer cured; made as good as new. ’COBDEN HOTEL: T. B. Gilooly, 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. Speights 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. ABBIE-RAMAGE, General StoreKeepers, ’Phone 167. Groceries, Dra-* pery. Boots and Shoes, Ironmongery, Paints. Fresh stocks constantly ar- : riving. Motor delivery, big or small, anywhere and everywhere.