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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 15 March 1901, Page 3

Arc now showing their First Shipment of I* ll ' eases of M Jj.i. \\ (} 0 OD S. EX If. M. S. Banffshire, Earamca, liimutaka and Kumar*. The Mantle and Millinery Department arc completely restocked with the Latest Fashions and Koirelties. Latest styles in Mantles, Jackets and Capes. New and choice shapes in Laches Hats and Bonnets. New Waterproofs, Hew Corsets, Hew Underclothing New Shades, Makes, & Colorings, in Era s Goods, Trimmings & Satins. Lace , Ribbons, Cloves, Umbrellas. TWEED!?.—Wo have boon fortunate in seeming a variod consignment of Tweeds and Coatings diivc: from the Mills. Our Tailoring Staff is under efficient m mag.mi'nt, and we can therefore oiler cus'nmrrs good materials good lit, and fust-class workmanship at mod irate prices. CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, LINOLEUMS, MATS AND MATTING. TIT AM X & XTH Jg JL ill LI. KJ Jis J I- -io- -JL 11 GREYMOUTH & REEFTON.

OP E R A no US E. GREYMOUTH. A DRAAIATIC SENSATION. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY, COMMEXCIXCr TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT. The Premier Organisation of (lie Colonies. MESSRS HODGE. HARPER axd NAYLOR’S Acleiplii Dramatic Coy., In Charles Ren tics’ Powerful and Sensational Drama in I Aels “Never too Late to Mend.” “ Never too Late to Mend.” “ Never too Late to Mead.” “ Never too Late to Mend,” New and Elaborate Scenery by Alu Ale. Ixolesox. Second Production : “TICKET OF LEAVE AIAN.” Popular Prices —As, 2s, and Is. Day sales at Perkins’s. Children half-price at 2/- and 1/- scats. GEORGE HARPER, Touring Alanagor. MAORI CREEK LIBRARY BALL. A BALL in aid of the funds of the Dunganvillc Public Library, will bs hold in the Good Templar’s Hall TO-NIGHT (Friday.) Admission 2/- Ladies admitted free. Excellent music provided. Dancing to commence at 8 p.ra. JOHN JACKSON, Secretary. WANTED. —A smart LAD for hotel work. Apply Gilmeu Hotel. RAND NATIONAL CONCERT— Vj St Patrick’s .New School, Monday, A larch 18t h. Tickets 2/T END ESS are invited for the erection of sample rooms in Albert Street. Plans and specifications may 1 e seen at the Architect's ofihe,“where tenders close on ’WEDNESDAY, 21st MAttOH, at 7 p.m. J. A EUSGNIIARDT, - Architect. BOROUGH OF G REYAIOUTJI. SPECIAL ORDER. SPECIAL ORDER to enclose and cover watercourses, which by reason of sewerago running therein have become a nuisance viz: “All those streams and watercourses running through block 27 in the Native town of Greymoulli, from Alexander street to Taimii street, which discharge into the Taimii street sewer, and especially affect Sections Nos. 101, 102, 103 a, 101 and lion, as is more particularly shown and delineated on a plan prepared for the purpose and on view at the ollicc of the Towu Clerk.”

The above SPECIAL OEDEE was adopt'd at a Special Meeting- of the Council held on Thursday. March 14th. 1901, AND I FURTHER GIVE NOTICE that the above order will be continued at a meeting of the Council to be held on Thursday, lllh day of April, 1901, at S o’clock p in, and will come into force on Monday, the 22nd day of April, 1901. AND I! E W MAT I IF. SON, Mayor. GEE YMOITTII EA CE COU ESE LUNCHEON BOOTH. (Uxi)ER No. 1 G HAXDSTA.VD.) “VTISITOES to town during both days V of the races arc reminded that (hey can obtain a E JEST-CLASS LUNCH EON, with hot vegetables. AFTERNOON TEA with refreshments may also be obtained. M ES. CAIN, Proprietress. DEILL SHED, SATURDAY NIGHT. ME, .1. PETTENGELL, Champion Boxer of New Zealand and Abiricty Club Swinger of the Australian Colonies, will give an exhibition of Boxing, Club Swinging and Gymnastic Display, assisted by local talent. A. HILDEBRAND & COY. CorciiEßS, PfiESEiiVEus, Smallgoodsjikn, &c., GREYMODTH.

HAVE OX HAND FOR HOLIDAYS Poultry of all kinds. Beef Mutton Lamb Pork and Yeal.

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