LADIES ’XMAS CONCESSIONS IN PERMANENT WAVES. Commencing un December 10. every PERMANENT WAVE will carry a FREE SHAMPOO, AND RE-SET. To avoid tedious waiting, or possible disappointment, please book your appointmwa£. ’Phone 486. MISS LESLEY MARSHALL BEAUTY SALON, 38 MAWHERA QUAY. AUCTIONS INANGAHUA JUNCTION SALE YARDS. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), At 1.30 sharp. lITCMAHON AND LEE will sell by Public Auction as above: — 500 GOOD 4-TOOTH SHORN CROSSBRED WETHERS. Further entries invited. TO LET XTO LET. —New Five-roome DwelA ling, Blake Street, Blaketown; e.l. and all conveniences.—Apply G. W. Moss and Coy., Land Agents, Mackay Street. FOR SALE. TpOR SALE —Pacing Geldings Vestas A and Swift Chimes; in training; nominated for seven local races; together with Trotting Sulky, Set of Harness, Knee Boots, 2 Sets Hobbles; almost new. The lot for £5O. —Apply urgent to J. S. Howson, Marsden Road. !■'
FOR SALE ONE ALBION 2-HORSE MOWER, second-hand. ONE McCORMICK-DEERING 2HORSE MOWER; second-hand; in good order. ONE McCORMICK 9ft. HAY RAKE; second-hand; -in good order. ONE MASSEY HARRIS SEPARATOR, very cheap. ONE 10/20 McCORMICK DEERING FARM TRACTOR. ONE 3-COW USED DIRECT SUPPLY MILKING MACHINE; E.M.; complete; £35. NEW McCORMICK DEERING HAYING MACHINERY can be arranged for on easy terms. Particulars, from MR. G. FERGUSON, or CHAS. H. ROSE AGENTS, GREYMOUTH. PUBLIC NOTICES MISS G. KYLE “ LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S WEAR SPECIALISTS, Mawhera Quay, is now displaying ideal ’Xmas gifts. Fancy Boxed Handkerchiefs, Stationery, Toilet Sets, Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear, Children’s Hats and Frocks and Babies’ Crepe de Chine Dresses. Prices lower than ever. NURSE ATHFIELD ” REPRESENTATIVE OF ERNEST HEALEY’S VAREX TREATMENT, will be ABSENT from Greymouth from December 23 until December 28. CONSULTATIONS may be had at Victoria House, Tainui Street. (’Phone 570.) TOADIES’ E. FLOOD, Mackay St., has some fine practical gifts for men. Nicely cased Pipes from 6/6 to 2gns., High-class Cigarettes in fifties, 3/3 to 4/6; Cigars, from 2/6; Shaving Sets and many other articles to choose from. TAON’T BE DISAPPOINTED! Ring U ’Phone 287 and order your ’Xmas Drinks now, from Blackmore’s Cordial Factory, and avoid disappointment. The demand is great. Beautiful Calendar presented to each customer.
A GRAMOPHONE RECORD or an ALBUM OF MUSIC makes a most acceptable Christmas gift. A large stock to select from at DENNE’S, Tainui Street. Mouth Organs, single and double sided, from 1/- to 15/-. pROTEENA WHOLEMEAL BREAD! -The pure whole wheat is included in this popular bread. Try a loaf today.—Only obtainable from Shannon and Glen, G'unness Street. TYEFINITELY THE BEST! The -tS Atwater Kent is definitely the best broadcast and shortwave radio in the world. Never before such volume and clarity from long distance broadcast stations —never before such clear reception of world-wide shortwave programmes.—See Gifford, Agent, Street. HPHE GREATEST NAME IN RADIO x HISTORY! Rogers! The manufacturers of the new Rogers Radios have the greatest name in the history of sound transmission. For appearance, exc&llence of reception, there is no better radio on the market. —W. Heinz, Agent, Mackay Street. A RADIO OF QUALITY! Once you bought a new Rogers Radio, you’ll never ceaze to congratulate yourself. For many years to come you will enjoy radio entertainment at its best, and have the satisfaction oi owning the finest radio made, and of having secured supreme value. —W. Heinz, Agent, Mackay Street. THE MOST POPULAR COAL ON THE MARKET: BRAEHEAD NUTS Only obtainable from W. J. INGLIS — 32/- ton, IG/- half, 8/- quarter. One of the few coals that keeps an oven steadily at the desired heat without shovelling and raking. Clean and economical. Braehead* Screen Coal, Paparoa Screen Coal, Rewanui Screen Coal. Orders can be left with Haglund, High St., Abbie-Ramage, Cobden. W. J. INGLIS COBDEN ::: 'Phone 25.
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