SADLER’S FOR SERVICE AND VALUE. Tomatoes, from 4d lb.; Apricots, 3/6 case; Grapes, from 2/- lb.; Peaches, large case, 5/-; Plums, 3/6 case; Cooking Apples, 41bs 1/-; Tree Ripened ’ Gravenstein Dessert Apples, 31bs 1/-; Potatoes, best table, 2/6 qr.; Green1 gages, 5/6 and 6/6 case; Beans, 5d and ; 6d lb. We deliver to house, train or bus, and give 2J per cent. Discount on our Cash Coupons. THE EUROPEAN FRUITERER. Opp. OPERA HOUSE. 'PHONE 497. p UBLJ( u- NOTIcEB A DVICE has been received by the undersigned from Bluff to-day that, owing to weather conditions, NO OYSTERS have been consigned from Bluff to Greymouth, and that, definitely, no oysters have been consigned to Greymouth from Bluff so far this season. G. H. PRESTON & SONS. ARCH. MUNDY. RAWING to bad weather, NO ” OYSTERS have been railed direct from Bluff to Greymouth up to date. Boats have had only two days’ oystering from beginning of season. BLUFF OYSTER MERCHANTS. EDNA M. HYLAND, L.T.C.L. (Registered Teacher of Pianoforte) Resumes Teaching FEBRUARY 6. Address 19 Palmerston St. Phone 511. A CARD. J£ISS JJIRIAM iJ’ROTT, M.R.A.D. TEACHER OF DANCING. Studios: Bright St., Cobden, Perotti Hall, Greymouth. Term starts with pupil. £2/2/- per term of ten weeks. Ballroom £4/4/per term or 5/- per lesson. GEE the window display of attractive Blousettes and Neckwear at “LA VOGUE” Dressmaking, Albert Street (opp. Public Library). pORMLEY’S FURNITURE ROOMS, MAWHERA QUAY. Upright Grand Piano, by “Haake”. Dark Walnut Case; keyboard, hammers, felts, etc.; all in first-class condition. Exceptionally mellow tone. — A bargain, £2l/10/-. 9 Yards Axminster Carpet Runner, 3ft. wide, complete with underfelt and 4 Slip Mats. Modern pattern. —Only £6. Large assortment other Carpet. Runners, 3ft. and 27in. wide. All in excellent condition. Some almost new. Lengths 4to 9 yds. Cheap for cash. Colonial Couch, with squab and cushion. All in very good order. —A snip, £2/15/-. Dark Oak Extension Dining Table, well polished.—Bargain £3/10/-. Commode Chair, almost new. Perfect condition.—Only £2. Duchesse Chests, 25/- to £3/15/-. Double Beds, from 10/-. S. G. Chairs, from 12/6. K. Chairs, from 5/-. Dining Chairs, from 10/-. CLEARING SALE. THE whole of our stock of Drapery, comprising Cardigans, Frocks, 2Piece Suits, Smocks, Gloves, Umbrellas, Scarves, Hosiery and Underwear, etc., to be cleared at prices well below cost. Also Linen Table Cloths, Supper Cloths, Tray Cloths, etc., in Chinese and Madiera hand-work. Must be cleared. —CAROLINE, Albert Street. implements! Herkules Mowers and Hay Rakes. Tumbler Sweep Rakes. McCormick Big Six Mower. S. F. Lever and Handle Ploughs. 2 and 3 F. Riding Ploughs. 2, 3 & 4 Furrow Tractor Ploughs. Spring Tine Cultivators. Stiff Tine Cultivators, Horse or Tractor. 4 h.p. Lister Engine on Sledge. 1J h.p. Associated Engine. Averis Plough Wheels and Plough Lifts. Disc Harrows, Tine Harrows (all sizes). One Swamp Plough. Plough Setting and Repairs a speciality. Spare Parts for all makes machines. FARMERS' MACHINERY EXCHANGE LTD. 32 Moorhouse Avenue, CHRISTCHURCH. 'Phones 23-251 and 32-505. FOR SALE. EXCELLENT BUILDING SECTIONS Marlborough Street Marsden Road Lydia Street South Beach. Inspection invited —Finance arranged HOUSE PROPERTY. MARSDEN ROAD: 5-Roomed Bungalow, with all modern conveniences. Nice sunny section facing north. — £9OO. MARLBOROUGH STREET: 5-Roomed Bungalow, containing sitting room, three bedrooms, kitchen and sun-porch. All modern conveniences including built-in wardrobes, electric light, hot and cold water, electric range, and fuel range. Only built 7 years and an ideal section facing north. — £1,350. JAMIESON, JOYCE & CO., Real Estate Agents, Guinness St. GREYMOUTH. O V E L T Y GOODS. Quaint and Artistic Novel and Exclusive. INSPECTION INVITED to view our selection of the WORLD’S LATEST NOVELTIES. GORE’S LOWER MACKAY STREET, GREYMOUTH. We specialise in Drapings & Cushions.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 21 February 1939, Page 1
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