GOLDEN CRUSTED, BREAD THE LOAF WITH THE GOLDEN CRUST, AND NUTTY FLAVOUR. Manufactured by M. MURRAY ' DAILY DELIVERIES. PUBLIC NOTICES..
EATON’S HOSIERY PARLOUR MACKAY STRE.ET, pREAM TENNIS HOSE—4/11 per pair. DEL Al ART SILK HOSE, in leading shades, including Dark and Light. Gunmetal —4/11 per pair. PULLY-FASHIONED SILKEN HOSE * , —6/11 per pair. - , I / • rpHORPE PURE SILK HOSE, FullyA fashioned, in leading shades, including Gunmetal —7/11 per pair. Red seal pure silk fullyFASHIONED HOSE, Gunmetal • only—-8/11 per pair. A RISTOC PURE SILK FULLYFASHIONED HOSE, in all leading shades —9/6 per pair. T ADIES’ LOCKNIT NIGHT DRESES—IO/11. BLOOMERS—S/11. A CHOICE RANGE OF LADIES’ VESTS from 2/11. EATON’S HOSIERY PARLOUR MACKAY STREET,
PROFESSIONAL. MR. HAROLD PRESfOTT TENOR ~ SOLOIST, SPECIALIST IN VOICE PRODUCTION AND SINGING, Will take a limited number of Pupils, Studio NOW OPEN for enrolment, Term commences with student's first lesson. STUDIO: Lima’s Building (upstairs), Tainui St. Opposite Opera House.
VVE now have a great display of CUT FLOWERS. On your way to the hospital and cemetery call and get your FLOWERS. Colours to suit all tastes. Come and see our AZALIA DISPLAY, and select your future trees. CHRYSANTHEMUMS now in. We are .in constant touch with the best growers. Entrust us with your order. As usual, our BEDDING PLANTS are of the best. W. D. MURRAY & CO. MAWHERA QUAY.
FERRODOR PAINT The hest paint to stand all weathers is “FERRODOR,” which is used extensively for wood and ironwork. Unequalled for roofs. Procurable in auv colour. DISPATCH FOUNDRY’CO. LTD. AGENTS, ‘ P.O. Box 26, Greymouth. 'Phonos Nos 4 and 213.
BECK & CO. COOKING ALMONDS, 1/4 lb. JAMS, 21b. tins lid. PIE FRUITS, half gallons 1/6. MINCE MEAT, jars 1/-. CROLA CUSTARD POWDER, 1/4. FOSTER CLARK’S, large, 1/4. JELLIES, 7 for 1/-. DESSERT RASPBERRIES, 8d tin. SUMMER DRINKS. 1/- bottle. DATES, 3pkts. for lid. HANDY PACK. SUNLIGHT, 4Jd. TINS TABLE SALT, Bd. TIN MEATS, assorted, 8d lb.' TIN MEATS, 21b.s, 1/-. JARS POTTED MEATS, large, 9d. NITRATE SODA, 31b. 1/-. SEEDS. 6d packet, 6 for 2/3. We continue to "make the LOW PRICES for Greymouth. They all start at our Self Service Store BECK & CO. MACKAY STREET. f
POULTRY AND EGGS. ’P’IFTEEN Orpington or Leghorn . Chicks, with hen, railed, 17/-. — Hagelstrom’s, Broadfields Rural, Click. “ FOR SALE. PUREBRED White Leghorn Pullets, 6/- pair; Black Orpington Pullets, 8/- pair; all laying.; also Breeding [ Pens. Cockerel and 6 laying last year’s Hens, 35/- the lot. Breeding Cockerels )(any breed), 10/- each. Railage paid.— i Apply “Star” Office. , \ | pHICKENS NOW READY.—Black | Orpington Chicks, October, ! 12/- dozen; W.L. Chicks, 12/- dozen. I October Pullets, White, Leghorn, two 'months 10/- pair; 8.0. Pullets, two months, 15/- pair; two months’ old Pul- • ets, 10/- pair.—McKECHNIE, k 25 Queen Street, Burwood, Christchurch.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 14 November 1931, Page 1
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