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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 October 1939, Page 1

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 4d each. Rhubarb, from (id 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 “JPOUND; Gold Wristlet Watch on ■ Saturday.—Address at Star. WOULD the person who, by mistake, ’ ’ took- Gent's Overcoat from Schaef’s Saturday night, please return to Star Office. T OST: Rear Wheel Shield off Lincoln Zephyr car, between Reefton 'and Ngahere. Reward on returning to Greymouth Motors, Ltd. TpOUND: The largest and most efli■cient Garage in Westland. —Apply Schaef’s, Ltd., Herbert Street. TO LET. Twelve words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6,

"PULLY Furnished Flat; suit young ■ 1 couple; reasonable.—Address at “Star.” ■TWO Furnished Front Rooms, with conveniences; central. —Address at Star. FOR SALE. Twelve words 1/-, Three Insertions 2/6. QILENT Scout Triumph, 31 h.p., 1937 Model. .Small jnileage. First-class order. —Central Garage, Albert Street. iPHOICE Asparagus, 1/- per bundle. — Arthur’s Mart. QHARE in Co-operative Mine. —AdlO dress at Star. ZMIOICE Hot-house Tomatoes, 2/6 per lb. —Arthur’s Mart. pREAM Cano Pram; in good condition. Cheap.—Address at Star. AUSTIN BIG 7; small mileage. Just run in. A very economical car. — Central Garage, Albert Street. /WUTSIDE grown Lettuce, Cabbage, Spinach and Flower Plants galore. —Bourke, Easson’s Hill. ANE 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. TYODGE 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. T? S.A. 3i H.P. 1938-39 Model; as new. Done 7,000 miles. Save deprecia-tion-central Garage, Albert St. pOR IMMEDIATE SALE: Handy X Farm of 366 acres Freehold, and 62 acres Leasehold, Mawheraiti, with comfortable homestead and usual outbuildings, barn, stables, 2-cow Zealandia milking plant, separator, tip dray and harness, ploughs, harrows, discs, 4-wheeled waggon lorry, hydro electric lighting plant. Close to school, . railway and main road. Stock: 20 . cattle, 60 sheep and 3 working horses. Owner selling on account of ill-health. No reasonable offer for a “walk in” and “walk out” sale refused. Apply McMAIION AND LEE, Auctioneers, Reefton. PREEHOLD SECTIONS, Lydia St. x Prices from £lOO. Finance arranged.—Apply Hannan and Seddon. RUBBER 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 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 Camp Beds: Mui tresses .1.0/ Stools 4 / (ii S / ( ; anc i 9/6; Deck Chairs, 11/6; Tables, 15/6 and 27/6; Thermettes, 12/6; Calico Tents. 17/6; Duck Tents, 28/6. All J tents have 3ft. walls and are fully ropi ed. Don’t wait until you have the I ready money, start now and use our lay-by system. —C. A. Neate, 628 Colombo Street, Corner Tuam Street, Christchurch. j(?U 9/i“C £l4/5, £l5/15: Our new fJ» 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. _ 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. ’Phenes 357 r 39G, or 670.