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Greymouth Evening Star, 20 August 1940, Page 1

WEEK-END SPECIALS ! ! 1001 b. bags Potatoes, 5/- bag. 2001 b. sacks Potatoes, 9/6 sack.. c Carrots, 2/- Quarter, 3/- sugar bag. Parsnips, 3/- sugar bag. Kumeras, 6d lb. Swedes, best table, 2/- quarter. Mixed Swedes, Carrots & Parsnips, 2/6 quarter. Tomatoes, 1/6 lb. Lettuce, Cabbage and Cauliflower plants, 6d bundle of 25. JUST LANDED: All varieties of Suttons Seeds. SADLER’S ’Phone 497. Opp. Opera House. PUBLIC NOTICES. FRESH OYSTERS. FRESH RABBITS. PRESTON’S COUNTY OF GREY C 7 •’ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO. MAKE RATE. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Grey County Council under the provisions of Section 51 of “The Rating Act, 1925,” and Section 120 of “The Counties Act, 1920,” and all other sections of the above mentioned Acts (and any amendments . thereto empowering it s 6 to do), will, at a meeting of the Council to be held on THURSDAY, the sth day of SEPTEMBER, 1940, MAKE AND LEVY A GENERAL RATE OF THREEPENCE in the £ on the rateable value of all the rateable property (on the basis of the Capital Value) appearing on the Valuation Rolls now in force within the County of Grey, and a Special Lighting Rate of one half-penny in the £ on the rateable value of all the rateable property (on the basis of the Capital Value) appearing on the Valuation Roll now in force within the Blackball Special Lighting District, Brunnerton Riding, County of Grey; and a Special Lighting Rate of one-fifth of a penny in the £ on the rateable value of all the rateable property (on the basis of the Capital Value) appearing on the Valuation Roll now in force within the Special District, Paroa Riding, County olj Grey, for the period commencing ,bn the first day of April, 1940 and ending on the 31st day of March, 1941./ . The said rates 1 shall be payable in ONE SUM to the County/Clerk, at the County Council Chambers, Gresson Street, Greymouth,,on 9th day of SEPTEMBER, 1940'./ Dated at Greymouth'this 19th day of August, 1940. E. M..HEAPHY, ' ' fo un *y Clerk. LOSTAND ipUND. Twelve words 1/-, Thr ? Insertions 2/6. T OST: LEATHER G.UNTLET MIT; left hand; on S ;urday.z—Please return to Star Office. POUND? TWO ownermay have them on adlication to the Star. ~ j FOR SA 11 Twelve words l/-> Thrednsertions 2/6. T*ARGE BIRD CAGES and Double Doors, t- glass.—Adress at Star. T)R AUGHT GELDINd staunch and quiet; any work Thomson and Son, Cobden. WICKER PLUNKEd PRAM, as ’ ’ good as new.—Ajly 41 Boundary Street. ________ QINGER Sewing Maciie drophead, in perfect conditici Cheap for cash. ’Phone 842. ■READ Direct Supply -Cow MilkL* ing Machine. Comete with 50gallon separator and dre; little use. Cheap for cash. A. Wi|n, Karoro. RING No. 5 with yourjWant” Ads. Lb Turn idle propert into cash through the “Greymoutlßtar” classified ads. IUTALHAM’S Hardy Pl|ts: Antirrhinums, Aubretia, pe Poppies, Siberian Wallflowers, Viaria, Scabious, Exhibition Pansiesj-4 Ida St., Marsden Rd. AUSTIN 10 H.P. S.iOON in new condition, origal tyres, mileage 14,000, Uphqery and paint work in excellentndition. Will do 35 miles gallon. Convertable to sleeper a? camping. PRICE: £235 , or £5O deposit and baice over 12 months, and will Consider trade-in. M. E. SPIER ALBERT STRE. ] 1 I METAL AND SAND {sHED ALL GRADES—FOR PHS OR CONCRETE WOI Delivered anywhl Why waste money on be; shingle? • For prices apply— WILD AND ROBERTSC LTD, ’ OR WORKS, NORTH ACH. ; ’Phones 357, 396, o: 10. Axminister Hearth Rugs, 19/6, 24/6, 26/-, 35/-, 37/6, 45/- /6, 55/-, . 61/6, 62/6, 70/-. Mohair |gs, 27/6, 35/-, 37/6, 38/6, 40/-. Slijfats, 2/6, 3/6, 5/6, 7/6, 8/-, 8/6, 9/- /-. See our windows. C. A. NEAT 528 Colombo St., Cr. Tuam St., Chtchurch. Tea Waggons, 18/6, 25/6, -, 35/-, 41/6, 60/-. . Fire-side Cis, 35/-, 65/-, 75/-, 85/-. C. A. MTE, 628 Colombo. St., Cr, Tuam St|.-Ch. R RIGHTLIGHT High G 1 Enamel / —Beautiful .shades—d jle and , economical. SMITH & SMI, LTD.i