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SADLERS The only Fruit Shop where you receive 1/- in Cash on every £2 of Coupons returned. Cabbage, from 6d each. Cauliflowers, from 6d each. New Potatoes, 31b. 1/-. Swedes, 101 b. 1/-, 2/6 qtr. Lettuce, from Id each. Rhubarb, from 6d and 8d bundle. Plants: Lettuce and Cabbage, 6d bundle, Tomato, 1/6 dozen. ’PHONE 497—WE DELIVER. PUBLIC NOTICES. —FRESH FISH —FRESH RABBITS PRESTON’S QCHAEF'S, LTD., have now moved to their new premises in Herbert St. Come in and inspect the largest and most up-to-date garage in Westland. LOST AND FOUND. Twelve words, 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6 I OST: Brown Purse, between Fox Street, Cobden, and Woolworths or Post Office. Keepsake.—Return Star. "POUND: The largest and most effi- ; cient Garage in Westland. —Apply Schaef’s, Ltd., Herbert Street. TO LET. Twelve words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6. TpULLY Furnished Flat; suit young “*■ 1 couple: reasonable. —Address at “Star.” ir FWO Furnished Front Rooms, with conveniences; central. —Address at Star. FOR SALE. Twelve words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6. ■p’REAM Cane Pram; in good condition. Cheap.—Address at Star.

RENT’S Second-hand B.S.A. Bicycle: '•'*■ practically new Bosch light; £2/10. —Write “Bicycle,” care Star. - pABBAGE and Broccoli Plants, 2/H.. Malham, Ida fit., off Marsden Road. ■piVE-ROOMED House. All convenix ■ ences. Small deposit and terms. —Write to “Mortgage,” care Star. QR LEASE, Boarding-house, in busy mining town; fourteen rooms; furnished. —Address at Star. ONE Direct Supply “Read” 2-Cow Milking Machine. “Standard” Model: also 50 gal. McCormick-Deering Separator; both in excellent order. Cheap for cash. —A. Wilson, Karoro. T)ODGE 6: Can be seen at Brown and Walters Garage. Tenders close on Tuesday, 24th inst., at Education Board’s Workshops, High St. —L. E. Rowley, Secretary. JJAWH ERA THE POPULAR BUTCHERS. QTILL Selling EVERY DAY, Sides Fresh Mutton from 7/6; Sides Fresh Lamb from 7/9. —Get in early. OOUNTRY CLIENTS: • Cash with order. We will put on rail or bus. TIfUTTON! MUTTON! MUTTON! 111 LAMB, LAMB, LAMB. Sides, Legs, large, small. BEEF, BEEF, BEEF, Joints of it. MAWHERA MEAT COY. CM OKED MUTTON HAMS, from 3/each. TJORK and Delicatessen Department open Friday night till 9 p.m. Saturday till 6 p.m. POULTRY, Chickens, Ducklings, Turkeys. Fresh or cooked, from 3/6. MAWHERA MEAT COY. PUBBER STAMPS for every purpose. See the sample range, suitable for business men and sports clubs, at the “Greymouth Star” Office.

T INEN MARKING OUTFITS for J indelible marking of personal clothing and household linen are available from “The Greymouth Star.” SAFEGUARD your clothing with a Linen Marking Outfit. Outfits, complete with Rubber Stamp, are available from “The Greymouth Star.” 1 New Cani P Be(ls: Mattresses v, i4/(> ; Stools 4/ G> 8/G an( ] 9/6; Deck Chairs, 11/6; Tables, 15/6 and 27/6; . Therniettes, 12/6; Calico Tents, 17/6; Duck Tents, 28/6. All tents have 3ft. walls and are fully roped. Don’t wait until you have the ready money, start now and use our lay-by system. —C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo Street, Corner Tuam Street, Christchurch. £l4/5, £l5/15: Our new! Three-piece Chesterfield •Suites, upholstered in Genoa Velvet and Moquette. Fireside Chairs, 32/6, 37/6. 59/6. Tea Wagons, 17/6. —C. A. Neate. 628 Colombo Street, Corner Tuam Street, Christchurch. WASHED” ALL GRADES—FOR PATHS OR CONCRETE WORK. Delivered anywhere. Why waste money on beach shingle? For prices apply— WILD AND ROBERTSON, LTD., OR WORKS, NORTH BEACH. ’Phones 357. 396, or 670. W COSTELLO, Plumber and Drain- ’’ ‘ layers, Herbert Street: Country work specially catered for. Manufacturers of Tanks, and everything in the Tinsmithing li,ne. Estimates given.

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Greymouth Evening Star, 18 October 1939, Page 1

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