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Grey River Argus, 27 April 1910, Page 8

BtACKBALLNCAHEBE CARRYING BUBINESB. MESSRS R. "CRAWFORD AND CO. takes this opportunity <rf "ntominj? the travellin~ public sren--raJly aud all those interested thai th^y have disposed, of their carrying bniiP-« to A SMITH AND CO.. and «r,,sts that ibe support accorded tih«im will be continued to their so A. SNwITH AND CO., Caneral Carrier*. Blackball nn* Ngaher*. HAVING purchased the CARR* ING Business from Messrs R. CRAWFORD AND C 0... trust by strict attention to detail to merit Lh* appcrt accorded their predecessors. ttOYAr. MAIL TO BLACKBALL puaLir- N^Tect. LARSEN B ROS - ARE UP-TO-OATt WHO requhe *»t«i Uid >ta w l . banttary Fitung. «n.« CarMra: Repairing M th* «S»w Line*. Water Tacka. Bathi, Chimneys, Et»imelwure, Washfurnaces, Spoutinjr. ■.Vat<>T Fittingrs, Tinware, always iH(h k and m? it to order at shortes' iotic«. (Mso the latest sanitary app«ance s \waxded K'rst Class London ini 1 A/pliin^ton Cefificates for Plumbing Country Ora«r» Promptly Att«nde4 i» Genera] Plumbing. v msmithing. *huei Mctb.. 1 Work. lilectric Belli, Indicators, and Kydrau»ic Fams. CALL AND INSPECT. LARSEN' B' 08 - --mmi ROBERTS A CO. ; OTOCK A QTATION A CENT i^iRAIN, ANtl ERCHANTB Seed Cleaners iOLh W'tbl cOAST^ REPRESEN IATIVE ...... .J. MORTON. f>7, MACKAY ST.,' GREYMOUTH. I'etephone Nu. in. "laleTAnd jent maker. MACKAY STREET CTTANSCN begs to inform th^ • ""inhabitants of Greymouth & District that he has Taken Ow«r thf. outness lately carried on by B. Hart vnd he is prepared to Exeout* all or lees sent tn him connected wth th« business; PRESERVING ROOFS r ADIES & GENTLEMEN Now is your opporunit of preserving your roofs with mv weL 1 known mixture "TAROLINE" .whir' f guarantee to last^onsrer than ANA OTHER PROCESS. I am now pre pared to carry out this work anr would advise intending customers t« call on me without delay, so that tb woik may be done during the nex two months. Estimates Given. 1 McCarthy i arney stree' r~" INNOVATIONS. THE average person looks up n«u , things with suspicion yet in this 20th Century the new things are crowding out the old, even in Men's Suits and Ladies' Costumes. These garnwmts embody all the innovations of i»ipsent day fashion in fabrics and designs. Further than that, the vigorous character and dibtinctive lines of our garraenta tell forcibly the cleverness of our cutting and the thoroughness ol our tailoring. DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS, JAMES KYLE, LADIES AND CENTS' HIGH CLASS TAILOR, TAINUI STREET, n T» Tn V.Xff rYTPTTT

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