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Grey River Argus, 3 February 1911, Page 3

M. P. SOUTH AM. PAINTER LOWER- BOUNDARY STREET. BEGS TO notify the General Pub- . lie that- he has commenced ' business as a PAINTER. He has just landed a large sto«.k of Choice WALL PAPERS and the Best Quality of PAINTS and VARNISHES. Inspect my. window transparent?, which are equal to colored glass. Estimates Given for All Work. A TRIAL SOLICITED. A GOOD STRONG LIKENESS^ OF YOURSELF KXECUTED BY \ Photo- J WOULD BE A PLEASING CHRIS 1 . , MAS GIFT. ONLY THE BEST WORK PRODUCED. J. MSBUpRY SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKER. WISHES to notify the Public of Greymouth and District tnat he has purchased the business of Mr Tindale, so long and ably conducted by Mr A. W. YarraU; in Tainui Street. :■■■■■. _ . y .;',; '.■.. y._ , INSPECTION is INVITED during the Holiday Season of the large stock HARNESS, SADDLES, etc., etc Don't fail to pay me a visit during the Holidays. . TO CONTRACTORS fND BUILD- - '. ■; .ERS.^' : ■■; '■■' ■ ■ THE IKAMATIIA SAWMILL €(f Arc now prepared to «up|iiy ROUGH OR DRESSED TIMBER, Of the very best/ quality, and in any quantity, at) lowest rates. Special quotations given at the Company's Office, Arney tit., Greymouth. Post Office Box Telephone W* ' .-■'<■',. S9B .■■•■■ '. Fo * : '■'■■■• GOLD BROOCHES. From 3s 6d SEE MILNER'S WINDOW. 'For GOLD RINGS. From 10*. SEE MILNER'S WINDOW- ' ■■'■"■■.■' For . • ■ ■ GRANNY CHAINS. From 40s. SEE MILNER'S WINDOW. I For '.-■■■ i GOLD NECKLETS. From 7s 6d. SEE MILNER'S WINDOW. ' '• For •■/■■ GOLD and GREENSTONE TRINKETS.- Fiom 2s; 6d. see milner's Window. For : LADIES' AND GENT'S WATCHES. From 12s 6d. SEE MILNER'S WINDOW. FOR PRICES. A. H. MIL-NER UPPER MAWHERA QUAY GREYMOUTH. ; GENERAL /CARRIER. MEETS ALL TRAINS AND STEAMERS., LUGGAGE QUICKLY DELIVERED ■■k'n' •' ■')■■■■ ■-■:'*<"'■ All instructions, punctually and faithfully earned out.; V; CERALD T. JOYCE. MURRAY ST., GREYMOUTH. .-: ORDERS may be left at Walter Scott's Ironmoagrer, Telephone 69, Tainui Street. 1 '- v .- ; PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO, LETTERS AND TELEGRAMS THE PLACE FOR XMAS PRESENTS. PALACE OF TOYS. lilTB. GEO. INGALL has just land ed one of the largest shipments of Xmas v novelties that has ever reached the West Coast. The goods have been well selected; and are marked a*^ very low figures. • , The large Xmas- " stock includes :-r- : Boys Velocipedes, Tricycles, Rocking: Horses, Horse and Carts, Waggons, Wheel Barrows, Prams, Gocarts ? Mechanical Toys, Dancing and Talking Dolls, and toys of every description. Also— Ladies' Baskets, Hand Bags, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, Fire Screens, Photo Frames, and Japanese Ware, Steel Trunks,, Hampers, Dress Baskets, Gladstone Bags, Portmanteaus, Leather Bags and Straps, Musical Instruments, Air Guns, Cricket Sets; Fishing Gear, Ironmongery, . Champion Range, Bon Bon Stoves, Grates, Churns, Enamel and Tin Ware ; also Second-hand Gas Stoves. The buying out of a large firm's importation of toys enab'e GREAT REDUCTIONS to be made. During the holidays visit-. THE PALACE OF TOYS. G EO INGALL UPPER MAWHE-RALQUAY." C \ M. A. AYNSLEY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONER. Factory and Shop, Campbell's Buildings, Tainui Street. Branch Shop, Boundary Street. WISHES to inform ■ ;he trade and the public generally that he has^ secured the services of a SPECIAL-§f| IST in every branch of "the Confec-/;H tionary line, so Customers can rely upon getting only the best and purest; confectionery./ A, large and varied stock of foreign and fancy Confectionery on 'hind. • TOFFEES AND PENNY LINES A •'SPECIALITY' ice cream and Summer drinks at all hours. ' Country orders pjroniptly? and carefully executed. .^- •• ' LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED THE TRADE. A TRIAL SOLICITED. M. A. AYNSLEY.