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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 31 January 1901, Page 3

The Annual Installation of Officers of the Advance Lodge No. 61 took place at (he Masonic Hall Brunnerton last evening, when a large number of visitors from Greyw.outh and Rcefton were present. The Hall was in memory of our late Queen, draped in black, and a large photo hung over the W. M’s pedestal. Bro. H. Michel, of Hokitika, installed the following officers : —W. M. Bro. John Arbucklc ; S. W. Bro. Rowlands ; J. AY. Bro. Boutledge ; Secretary, Bro. AVard ; Treasurer, Bro. Gulberlct ; S. D Bro. Moreland : J. D. Bro. Griffiths. Inside Guard, Bro. Boustridge, Tyler, Mylroi, T.P; M. Nybere, and Scott, organist. The Installing Master, on behalf of the members of the Lodge, presented Bro. E. A. Scott with a handsome P. M’s Jewel suitably inscribed. The recipient suitably replied, thanking the members for their gift, and one that was totally unexpected. The brethren then sat down to a sumptuous spread provided by Bro. Armstrong, where the usual Masonic Toast and song made the evening pass all too quickly away.

For continuation of news sco fourth page. TO-MORROW AT 11 O’CLOCK. JW. E ASS ON AA I) CO. , will sell by public auction at tlioir rooms ;—IOO boxes PLUMS, 10 boxes GREENGAGES, 30 cases APPLES, PEARS and TOMATOES. Without Reserve. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Ist., at 2 30 p.m At Auction Rooms. |4 % ESSES HARLEY AND CO., have 13:1 been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction as above —• HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, comprising Piano by "Wallis of London, Suites. Bedsteads, Sideboards, Chairs, Chests of Drawers &c , and a quantity of Drapery, 1 Ladies’ Bicycle, 1 Gent’s Bicycle, 5 cases of Ceylon Tea and about 100 cases of Jam Fruits, without reserve. ALSO By order of the Public Trustee in the Estate of James Raufleld deceased, 1 Anglo-Special Bicycle. Entries solicited. HARLEY & CO., Auctioneers. SATURDAY, 2nd FEBRUARY, At 1 o’clock, p m. ON THE PREMISES, BRUNNER. T W, EASSON AND CO.. • have received instructions to sell by public auction on account of Mr Thomas Bland who is leaving the district, Large Freehold seven roomed house with all conveniences, Two commodious SHOPS on corner sections in Taylorvillc ; also Ihc whole of his HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, and large stock of GOODS, consisting of Drapery, Fancy Goods, Stationery, Confectionery, Toys, etc., and first-class American ORGAN. The whole is for absolute sale. JUST RECEIVED—SO Boxes Apples, Peaches, Plums, Greengages, and Tomatoes. Wholesale Prices. KETTLE BROS. FRUIT.— HARLEY & COY have just landed 100 cases fruit; Plums, Gages, Tomatoes, etc. WANTED— A BOY for plumbing and gasfitting. Apply T. Owens, Herbert Street. FOR the best finish to Shirts, Cuffs and Collars, uso WHITE SWAN STARCH. T O LET.-Those CENTRAL PREMISES at present occupied by Messrs Harley and Co. Early possession given. Apply Duncan M’Llan, Boundary Street. LOST. —All the labor of washing by using Hydroleine Soap. Use according to directions in each packet. WANTED. —A GIRL to assist in housework. Apply Mrs Morgan, Boardinghousc-kcepcr, Kaiata. V I O L I N. MR. E. J. APTED will RESUME TEACHING on MONDAY next, February 4th. GREY RIVER CONSOLIDATED DREDGING COMPANY. TENDERS arc invited for the Erection of Machinery, etc., on the Grey River Consolidated Company’s Dredge. Plans and specification to be seen at the office of Mr. C. M'Quecu (Star buildings). Tenders close at Dunedin, FEBRUARY 14th. E. ROBERTS, Engineer to the Company. TO LET OR FOR SALE. HP HAT well-known HOTEL, at Orwell I Creek, known as the COMMERCIAL, with billiard room, stables, outhouses, garden, and acre paddock (cleared). Now doing a good business. Reason for selling: HI health. The only licensed house in the township. Particulars may bo obtained ' from the proprietress on the premises or at the office of the Evening Star.