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Grey River Argus, Volume 57, Issue 10520, 10 June 1902, Page 4

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C. HANSEN, £LfX£ AJ\JD VMXJD MJUiHB, Oi.li CJLOVMXNG WACIOMJT, MACKAY STREET. DIRECT IMPORTER ■ ' OF COTTON, and FLAX HOSING CANVAS, BIRRItf V RE'S GREhJN ROT and WATERPROOF CANVAS, WHITE and GREY CALICOS, &c, &c. FLAGS, comprising English, Scotch, Irish, New Zealand Ensigns, Union • Jacks aud code of Signals. HAHSEN'S OILCLOTHING is acknowledged superior to all imported. They find their way to places all over New Zealand. WEST COAST TO THE FRONT. ' HANSEN 'SPATENT FASTENER for Horse Covers has proved itself the best yet invepted wheree'ver introduced ; it comes to the front ; it is used both in the North and South Island and gives thorough satisfaction. Best HOSING CANVAS ever imported into New Zealand. T^T O T I O E DaYie and Blanche, TOBACCONISTS, M a w h b r a Quay. Have just landed a large shipment of PIPES, TOBACCOS, CIGARETTES, CIGARS, Eto All of the best brands. Walking Sticks, Tobacco Pouches Match Boxes of the best quality, suitable for Xmas presents. Note tho address : — NEXT COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Mawheka Quay. ■• GOLDEN EAGLE I{OTEL, Boundary Street, Greymouth, Alongside t Argus Office, I'HELAN ... ... Proprietor /^ REYMOUTH CYCLE WORKS, I* o ' ' , Tainui Street. • \ A. Schultze, (Late Manager Massey-Harris Depot.) CYCLE BUILDER . & REPAIRER. A work guaranteed. GOVERNMENT LIFE 1 INSURANCE. Established 1870. Lovs- Premiums. Large Bonuses. Reversionary Eonuseß declared!— InlßSo £125,000 In 1885 £319,000 In 1890 £396,000 In 1893 (tliroo years 0n1y)... £277,000 Jnim . - £258,000 J. H, RICHARDSON, g] _ Commissioner. Charles Uddstrom, Uphoisterer, Cabinet Maker and ; furniture Dealer. £ Has just landed a shipment, of ■ " : ■ •'"•*. ■■■■ ' I New and Fashionable Furniture. Bamboo Blinds in 6, 8 and 12 fc widths at lOd per foot. _ OVSmMJLHHTjXS In Walnut and - Bevelled Plate Glass, L 2 155t0.L512s Four Fold Screens at 20s each. Latest Pictures— King, Queen, Duke and Duchess of York, and late Queen Victoria, Framed from Bs. The linest collection of Artists studies on tho West Coast. A large assortment of new Picture Mould ing of latest design kept in stock. New Wicker Bamboo Tables, Chairs, | Settees, &c. ■ Wire and Spring Mattresses (all sizes), I Kapok Beds, Carpet Squares, Hearth 'Ru"s, Mats, Linoleums, Oilcloths, Passar'e°Cloths, Toilet Sets (all. prices), Aus- j trian and Canadian. Chairs. •■ Honeysuckle, Kauri and Red Pine Suites ■ in stock.Every deccription of v vn"w.M flr.ir.Jtt JB Manufactured on' the Premises. ; . Country orders punctually attended to ' CH4S. UDDSTROM, | MACKAY STREET. '.... (

G. A. Brandstater Wishes to announce to the medical profession and general public of Westland that he has started the practice of his profession as MASSEUR AND MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN, In the private residence formerly occupied by Mr F W Krkinson, n Tarapuhi street, near the Presbyterian hurch. MR BRANDSTTTER is prepared to give massage and electricity in every form, also hot air and vapour baths and hot or cold packs wh en uecessary. A Female Assistant will attend on Lady Patients. GREY DISTRICT PERMANENT BUILDING & INVESTMENI SOCIETY (Registbeed.) Directoks : Messrs H. Williams, J. A. Eissenhardt, R Collins, E. I. Lord, A. Matheson, Jas. Korr, Bankers: The National Bank of New Zealand (Limited.) WHY PA if RENTS WHEN YOU CAN BECOME YOUR OWN LANDLORD BY PAYING THE RENT TO THE BUILDING SOCIETY. The Society is prepared to grant Loans upon Leasehold and Freehold Security repayable by monthly, quarterly, or half yearly instalments, to include principal and interest. * TABLE OF MONTHLY REPAY MENTS FOR THE LOAN OF LIOO INCLUDING INTEREST at 5 per cent. One Year £8 15 0 Twc Years 4 2.1 6 Three Years ... .„' 34 0 Four Years 2 10 0 .. Five Years 2 16 Six Years 1 1<? 6 Seven Years l 12 6 The Directors meet at the Sociefcv I office, Wenta street, on the first Friday ( m each month for the conduct of ordiii 51 aiy business. * EDMUND P. HEAPHY, ; Secrefcar Stephenson & Earl, LEONARD STREET, GREYMOUTH Waste Produce and Bottle Merchants, CASE PURCHASERS of Ra« 3 , Tailors' Cuttings,' Rope, Bones, Lead, Tea Lead, Zinc, Brass, Copper, Iron, Flint Glass, Iron (Scrap), &c. EVERY DESCRIPTION 6f BOTTLE'S BOUGHT, SOLD OR E XCHAi^GED OTIRA TERMINUS HOTELJames O'Malley ... Proprietor Takes this opportunity of THANKING the travelling public for their past sup. port, and wishes to inform them that the above new and commodious hotel is now open to the general public. The house has been elaborately furnished, and contains 40 rooms with every con» yenience. • . . MEALS are always ready on arrival of ooaches and trains from the Weijt and East Coast at moderate charges. The wiliest spirits, ales, etc, are of the very best that money can buy. Visitors and tourists wili find the above eotel second to none on tha Coast. GREYMOUTfI. Mb JOHN GISSBKIKG, late of the Coßmopolitan Hotel, begs to notify to tha ; general pahifo that he has TAKEN OVER '' the above well known hotel, and hopes by t BtrUM- stt9ntion to bu3lneßß to aeoore a 1 Bh»r>- -»f patronage. An EXCELLENT TABLE kept, awl ever? attention paid to the reqairementa of visitors and boardere. Wlcee, whiekJes, biandle 8 and beer of the choicest qaalUiea kept on hand . BILLIARDS. — HaviDg thoroughly ovarhacied two of Alcock'a fcableß, visitors will now find them second to uone on tbe Qoaat.' Aq efficent marker kept. AGENT for Mr BROWM'S COACH, travelling between Greymouth aud Maori Creek and vice versa. Parcels, icggage, letters, &c, left at the hotel will receive the best attention. The coach leaves the edaily at 3 l'ipm.