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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 15 March 1901, Page 2

DISPATCH FOUHDKY COMPAWK (Limited.) BEEYMOUTH, {Established 1873.) Engineers, Boilermakers, Iron and Bras Founders, Wood Turners, and General Smiths, VICTORIA HOUSE, Corner of Taixvi and Herbert Streets. —: Board and Lodging : "ft. /? RS SCHROEDER, late of Enmara, Ijo,, having taken the above central house, Visitors and Boarders will find every comfort of a home. The house lias been entirely remodelled inside, and is seccvnd to none for comfort and concvenicuce. The whole of the rooms have been refurnished regardless of .cost, and so compare favorably with any bouse on the Coast, HOT, GOLD, AND SHOWER BATH. Terms on Application. The New Zealand Clothing Factory THIS SEASON. THIS SEASON.

fIT? E are selling Men’s Tweed Sac of, ‘ Suits from 23/6 up. Men’s Tweed Cycling Suits, also Tweed and Serge Cycling Knickerbockers. We bold a large selection of Boy’s Tweed, Brown Cord, and Serge Knickers, also Serge and Tweed Golf Knickers. Boy’s wear resisting Tweed Suits of all kinds to select from. We have a large selection of Men’s Mercery of all kinds in Tennis Shirts, Wool, Union and Cotton, White and Fashion Skirts, Hosiery of all kinds, Collars, Tics and Scarves. Hat and Cap Department. We have a large sedcction to select from. Our Boot & Shoe Department. We hold a large and fashionable Stock, and Mothers would do well to Call in and Inspect, so as to have the fullest advantage of buying the best Article at the smallest cost. WE INVITE INSPECTION —AT THE— N ew Zealand Clothing Factory , Mawheka Quay. JTHE v # x WfM imJSr TRAOE /MARK REGD 4wEL.ll ngton .factory* -iA. BIMGER Art Needlework.

FINGER EXHIBITION COMMENCING FOK A Few Weeks Only. AT Premises next to N. Z, Clothing Factory. All Ladies Invited Lessons given free to all users and infolding purchasers of SINGER SEWING MACHINES. PS* Competent Lady Teacher accompanies the Exhibition. ADDRESS ; Albert Street, next door to N. Z. Clothing Factory, TENDERS WANTED! TENDERS are invited to close on THURSDAY, 21st March, 1901, for CLEARING section in High Street. Specifications and particulars may bo obtained at tbe oliice of this paper. NOTICE. SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY. PURSUANT to the terms of “The Banks’ and Bankers’ Act, 1880,” and “Banks’ and Bankers’ Act Amendment Act, 1882,” SATURDAY, the SIXTEENTH DAY of MARCH, 1901, being Grcymoulh Race Day, is hereby appointed a SPECIAL BANK HOLIDAY at the Greymouth offices of the under-mentioned Banks:— For the Union Bank of Australia, Limited, G. E. TOL HURST, Inspector. For the Bank of Non- South Wales, E. J. FINCH, Inspector. For flic National Bank of New Zealand, Limited, JAMES COATES, General Manager. For the Bank of New Zealand, JAMES EMBLTNG, General Manager. MONDAY, the EIG HTEENTH DAY of MARCH, will also he observed as a Bank Holiday, being the Anniversary of St. Patrick’s Day. REYINGTON’S HOTEL,

Visitors’ List. Mr and Mrs Jackson, Mr and Mrs Baxler, Messrs Gray, Hudson, Snow, Scott, Jones, M'Kcrrow, M'Kenzic, M.H.R., li earner, Graham, M.H.E., Clavidge, Berry, Murray, He Costa,Blow, Hopkins, Pilcher, Jacob, Gofton.Dalston, Steele, 33e11, Gilbert, Fraser, M.H.8., Coates, Wingfield, Morgan, Telford, Mullins, D. T. Brownlie, Mitchell, Atkins, Ward, and Gilbert. Midland Railway Commissioners : Messrs Roderick M'Kenzic, M.H.R., Chairman ; Hudson, MTferrow, Graham, MH.E., Blow, Fraser, M.H.R., Berry, Pc Costa, Gray, and Dalston.