TO MOTORISTS WE SPECIALISE IN MOTOR HOODS, and guarantee a first-class job at a moderate price. TENTS AND FLYS. CANVAS HOSE FOR SLUICING, any size. All Canvas Goods made up at the shortest notice. P. G. WILLIS MACKAY STREET (next to Beck’s).
PUBLIC NOTICES. GREYMOUTH TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL OLD STUDENTS’ ASSN. rnHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING A will be held at the School on TUESDAY, November 3, 1931, at 7.30. Business: Annual Report and Balancesheet; Election of Officers. " TAXI. POR Comfort, Care and Service, ring A 509. —Harry Hahn, Proprietor. PROSPECTIVE MOTOR CYCLISTS! (AUR PRICES AND TERMS for used " Motor Cycles are the lowest yet. For a deposit of £7 10s, you can secure any of the following machines: — ELECTRIC MODEL TRIUMPH, balloon tyres, twist grips, splendid engine; very reliable. 2$ 8.5. A., in good order throughout. HARLEY SINGLE, in great condition. Any trial. A. COX PICTURE FRAMING . Have your Pictures Framed by a tradesman. A first-class job guaranteed. All the latest Mouldings. Picture framing in all its branches. J. E. ROSE PHOTOGRAPHER AND PICTURE FRAMER, Tainui St. (next Victoria Boardinghouse). REDUCTIONS PERMANENT RAVING, —FULL HEAD—--25/" MISS COWELL JUBILEE BUILDINGS (upstairs), MACKAY STREET. i 'Phone 464. IF ITS A CYCLE REPAIR, TAKE IT TO TURTILL’S MACKAY STREET. First-class work guaranteed. Cham pion Cycles built to cider. Cyci« Accessories at the lowest possible prices. !„ . , _J 1 x HOTEL*. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. UNIONHOTEL HERBERT STREET, Is now under the management of MR. J. DARWELL, late of Rapahoe and Dunollie hotels. The hotel Is noW renovated and thoroughly re-furnished throughout. LOCAL AND SPEIGHTS’S ALES. Old and new friends welcome. , All Liquors true to label. Correspondence promptly attended to. 'Phone 251. BUSINESSES IN ALBERT STREET. F. PASCOE, Agent for “Usklde.” the wonder sole for wear. Prices reduced all round. Men’s Sole and Heels 8/6, Lady’s 5/6. Will last three times as long as leather. Sewn or rivets. MISS McKENZIE, late of Runanga, Dressmaker. Alterations and Renova-* ting done. Lessons in Cutting and Fitting given. Satisfaction assured. F. G. COOPER, 'Phone 153. We do not sell the cheapest meat in Greymouth —we sell the best meat at the lowest possible prices. Give us a trial order and see for yourselves. W. LECHER AND CO.: Don’t throw that Frock or Suit away! Let us re novate them. We can add many months’ wear to them. Suits 10/-, Costumes and Frocks 7/-, Hats 3/6. Suits made to order from £B. O.K. MARBLE BAR, Corner Mackay and Albert Streets, have just landed a choice selection of Fancy Boxes of High-grade Chocolates, suitable for presentation; also Rowntree’s Gums and Pastelies for the voice. SHOP IN UPPER MAWHERA QUAY. H. F. BRUHN for fresh, tender, meats. Everything here is fresh, sanitary, and priced at the very lowest figure. Before anything is sold, it is thoroughly examined to make sure of Its purity. Small goods made daily.; yhone 44 CHRISTCHURCH HOTELS. 12/6 FOR any ROOM! Take z advantage of special rate, and stay at Stonehurst—New Zealand’s leading private hotel. Telegrams: “Stonelea,” Christchurch.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 2 November 1931, Page 1
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