HARLEY AND CO’S NEW BUILDINGS.

Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 16 February 1901, Page 2

HARLEY AND CO’S NEW BUILDINGS.

A large hall which appeared to hare been put to little use in the past, has now been converted Wjtli the usual enterprise ol the new owners, into one of thelargest and most complete business premises, ill Greymouth, and the building Which lias recently been painted adds greatly jo the general appearance of the town, Oiie is slrUclc Upon entering the building with the large bicycle showroom tastefully arranged with machines of different makes • and accessories of every description, which appear through the large show window to the best advantage. Once in the building it is quite apparent that Harley and Coy., have by far the best Auction Room in Greymouth, general auctioneer’s assortment in it, strenr as furniture of all descriptions and produce, etc., The stage is now being used for storing accommodation, while underneath the stage, the bicycle repairing | shop is in full swing, ami well fitted up with all the latest appliances, such as a •? handy lathe, and Brazing forge, etc,. The old gallery has been taken away and a splendid floor, fulsizc of the f building, has been substituted, and now | Messrs Harley and Coy., have a Furniture and Piano showroom second to none on j the Coast. _ ' This room is 60 x 50. Up- | stairs also is a nicely furnished private I office, while the main office is downstairs. We congratulate the firm upon securing I such suitable premises for their purpose, I and trust they may have a prosperous I career. I