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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 29 January 1901, Page 4

ISO! 1 11 End of Season Sale 1 190: B .uAB & V; i>' —ARE NOW HOLDING THEIR— Animal Sale OF BALANCE OF PRESENT SEASONS GOODS. ITIJ gS? In all Departments Reductions have been made. “^3 Tempting Bargains Ladies’ Mantles, Jackets and Capes, Trimmed and untrimmed Hati and Bonnets, must be sold. Kew Dress Fabicrs, every Description, all remarked. Boys and Youths Clothing, Special Reduction. Thomas & MB‘eath Suggest the advisability of an Early Call to secure the best Bargains, IS ft *‘B ri s If/I GEEYMOUTII * REEFTON. First Shipment . . OF . . Novelties for the Summer Season ARE NOW BEING OPENED UP AND ARE Specially choice and Attractive. New Dresses, New Prints, New Muslins Neiv Millinery , INSPECTION INVITED. "riie H. OLIVER, Manager.

FRUIT.— HARLEY & COY have just landed 100 eases fruit; Plums, Gages, Tomatoes, etc. WANTED. —A Respectable Young MAN as Night Porter. Apply Gilmer Hotel, Greymouth. ANTED—A Smart YOUTH. Apply J. Holmes, Painter, Greymouth. WANTED.— A BUSHMAN and BREAKERDOWN. Apply A. Thompson, Westland Sawmill, Awatuna. WANTED. -A smart WAITRESS. Apply Wharf Hotel. MISS JULIET PIKE, teacher of singing. MISS PIKE will resume TEACHING on MONDAY, 4th February. WANTED.— A Smart WAITRESSApply Midland Hotel, Totara Flat. WANTED— A BOY tor plumbing and gasfitting. Apply T. Owens, Herbert Street. r I ' 1 AKEN in mistake from railway carJL riage, a PARCEL of CLOTHING. Owner can obtain same by applying at the Parcel OJlk-c, Railway Station. FOR the best finish to Shirts, Cuffs and Collars, use WHITE SWAN STARCH.

TO LET.-Tlio.se CENTRAL PREMISES at present occupied by Messrs Harley and Co. Early possession given. Apply Duxcan M'Lean, Boundary Street. OR SALE.—A very light LOCOi MOTIVE, in working order, set on four wheels. Apply A. MTCay, Grey mouth. LOST. —All the labor of washing by using Hydroleine Soap. Use according to directions in each packet. PAETNE R S II I P. WE have pleasure in announcing that we have admitted Mr, F. W. Shallcross into partnership from this date. The business will be carried on as heretofore, under the name of Messrs IT. C. Harley and Co. Kindly note that wo will be removing into our new premises at the end of this week. H. C. HARLEY & CO, Auctioneers. . January 28th., 1901. NEW ZEALAND. Application for an Occupation Lease under “ The Mining Districts Land Occupation Act, 1894.” To the Commissioner of Crown Lands, Nelson. I HEREBY apply for an occupation lease of sixty acres of land, particulars of which arc hereunder given. Signature in full : Cornelius Warren. Residence : Ten Mile, Occupation ; Miner. Date : January 24th, 1901, Survey District: Cobdcn, Block : 1. Area : 60 acres.

Remark?. (If the land is unsurveyed, insert brief description instead of Section No., &c., and draw a sketch on the back, or attach a tracing.) : Commencing at a peg on beach on north bank of Nine Mile Creek above high water mark, running 50 chains north to Ten Mile Creek, having an average width of 12 chains. Pegs marked W. TENDER S. ENDERS are invited for the erection of a COTTAGE in Leonard Street for Mr Stephenson. Tenders close on THURSDAY, 31st January, 1901, at G p.m. Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr Arnett’s workshop, Tarapuhi Street. rilO LET OR FOR SALE. —About JL 2 acres of good GROUND planted with 700 fruit trees at Kaiata; also fourroomed HOUSE with outhouses attached. Particulars apply to Cirow Fong, Grcsson Street, Greymouth. NUT BRAND BUTTER, so called from its rich nutty flavour, superior to all. Ask your storekeeper for