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Maoriland Worker, Volume 6, Issue 244, 20 October 1915, Page 8

Visit J. M. WALKER'S Boundary street., CREYMbUTH For Men's Underwear, Shirk, Pants, Socks. Ties, Etc. Prices are right. (A Card.) JAMES KYLE TAILOR. ' Mackay Street creymouth. Mrs. a. c. Jones FRUITERER & CONFECTIONER, Mawhera Quay ... CREYMOUTH (Nest Royal Hotel), Country Clients may leave parcels, etc. while in town. JOHNSTONE'£ Wawhera Quay CREYMOUTHi Wβ Cater for the Public in all kinds of Fruit, vegetables, and Confectionery Everything up-to-date at Lowest Prices Give ub a call and judge for yourself. Don't fail to supply your friends with a fresh photograph. The English mail leaves Greymouth November 10th in timo for Christmas. RING & SON. PHOTOGRAPHERS, GREYMOUTH. WEBSTER AND McARTHUR, NGAKAWAU. Providers of Everything required by the Workers. MCNAIfcN'S HOTEL, NGAKAWAU. Everything Ai. ALPINE HOTEL, BURNETT'S FACE. Morley's Ales always on tap. JIM TODD Proprietor. MoDONALD & ROWLEY, MILLERTON. General Storekeepers. Mining tools a speciality.

WEEKES LTD. ]\J[OTORS DAILY SERVICE. Leave, 10 a.in.; Arrive 2 p.m. Hoss and Co., Greymouth; Cassidy and Co., Christchurch; A. Carr, Ltd., lleefton. WEEKES, LTD., PALMERSTON ST., WESTPORT. J. J. LAWSON & CO, BOOT IMPORTERS, W ESTPORT. Under new proprietorship. Workers,—Obtain your boots from this shop, you will get satisfaction and good value. Give us a trial. Business under personal supervision of Mr. FRANK WOOD. F. W. H ACEDORN * S ONS PALMERSTON STREET, WESTPORT ART FURNITURE SPECIALISTS, UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMERS. 'Phone 175. Private Resilonee: 34 Russell Street, CREYMOUTH ADVERTISEMENTS. SUIT YOURSELF If you want your coat shorter or longer than the prevailing style, if you want any of your own ideas carried out, or you want personality worked into your clothing, leave your order with H. G. F. CLEAR, the High-clasi Tailor. He makes to order, arid he makes to fit. His stock for Tailoring never has been more extensive than now. Match him if you can. Ladies' Tailoring a Specialty. H. G. F. CLEAR Mackay Street CREYMOUTH. G. PINER, Travelling Representative. SHEEDY'S HOTEL arAWHERA QUAY, CREYMOUTH. Only the best of liquors stocked. CALEDONIAN HOTEL MAWHERA QUAY, GREYMOUTH. Only the best of liquors stocked. T. O'BRIEN proprietor. ROYAL HOTEL {Opposite Railway Station), CREYMOUTH. Best Accommodation. Best Liquors. HAROLD WEBB, Proprietor.

WOMEN'S COLUMN « „. A Woman's Letter Two N.Z. shorthand-typists now in U.S.A. write interestingly of their travels as follows: "Wβ are made a great deal of here by the Americans, and are in danger of having our heads swelled. Have met a number of the business men of Seattle, and all are very interested in hearing about Now Zealand. I guess the N.Z. Government ought to pay some of our oxs. the way wo boost their old land this v.ay. Some of the remarks wo hear on N.Z. are quite amusing. One- American asked mc, "Were the people of N.Z. ferocious?" I said wo were samples, and they could judge. Another said to mo, "You come from N.Z.? Say, kid, but you have caught an to our language quickly." I said, "Yes, seeing its the only ono I know." Then some think that N.Z. is just the main city of Australia. Fierce, isn't it? There is a great deal hore I could tell you of, everything is so different. Americans live, eat, and do things very

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