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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 19 April 1901, Page 1

FLAHERTY’S RESTAURANT. (Late Card’s.) Richmond Quay, Gre3 r raouth. MR. A. FLAHERTY, late of Maori Creek, wishes to intimate to his friends that lie has taken over that wellknown Boarding House, Card’s. Anyone favouring him with a visit, will find that the TABIiE cannot he excelled, and the ACCOMMODATION will be found first-class. Visitors will find every comfort in this well and favourably known Boarding House. TURKISH BATHS AT HOME. The new 1903 style famous SQUARE QUAKER BATH CABINET. Ready for Instant Use when received. No setting up. No bother. No trouble. FOR LUI EACH you can enjoy in your own room all the cleansing, CURATIVE, REFRESHING, PURIFYING and HEALTH-GIVING EFFECTS of the famOUS Turkish-Russian hot air, steam or vapour baths, perfumed or medicated if desired. Sample can now be seen and all particulars given by A. S. L. ARMSTRONG, Eissenhardt’s sample rooms, opposite Star Office.

PAINT, PAPERHANGING, ANl* GLASS WAREHOUSE. TABLISHED 1865. FR’ANK BARGER Painter, Paperhangor, Signwriter, and General House Decorator, Tainui street has on sale: — Window Glass Oils White Lead Varnish Brushware Paperhaugings Scrim Andail other Painters’ Material at greatly reduced prices. Eh WILL I A M S THE LEADING TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT ON THB WEST COAST, Is now showing a SPLENDID LINE in Winter.SuHings and Trouserings. Inspection Invited, Customers receive FREE INSUR* ANCE POLICIES for £SO to £IOO against death, or £1 per week in case of disablement.

Noth thb addeess! MAWHERA CHAMBERS, GREY MOUTH, and KUMARA. GOVERNMENT LIFE INSURANCE. Established IS7O. Growth of Funds: — 1878 - - £292,523 1888 - - £1,552,478 1898 - - £3,000,000 (A'e.irlj). j. rr. mcHAiiDsoN, 31 Commissioner. COALS, COKE, BRICKS, FIRECLAY AND FIREWOOD. AMATHESCN having purchased , the good will and plant from Mr. John M'Gain of the above business, is now prepared to supply the public with the best screened coal, nuts, slack, fire bricks, common bricks, tiles and fire wood at lowest market price and at shortest notice. Orders loft at Coal Shoots, Johnstone Street; Office, Mackay street, and at the different agents throughout the town will be immediately attended to. A. MATHEBON. July Ist, 1899. Telephone : Office, Mackay St.. No, 11; Residence, Puhetahi St., No. 76.

COSTUME AND DRESSMAKING. Mrs. Beresford, MACKA.Y ST, GREYMOUTH. WISHES to thank her customers the support they have given her during the time she has been in business, and informs them that she has removed to new premises. The same care and attention to details and study of each individual customer, that has gained her a good business connection, will bo the rule in future, as it has been in the past. PATTERNS of dress material forwarded, and shoping done for Ladies living in the country. They can depend upon their orders receiving care and prompt attention. MRS. BERESFORD, MACKAY STREET, (Near Railway Station, Greymouth)

S. H. Graves, STOCK AND SHAREBROKER Greymouth and Christcnurch. Greymouth Representative, D. T. BROWNLIE, Hospital Street. STUDY COMFORT BY RIDING IN A FIRST-CLASS DRAG. THE undersigned is prepared to convey to and from the Reefton Railway Station, Tourists Travellers, Mining Experts, Speculators and General Public. Waggonettes, Buggies, Sulkies, and reliable saddle borses supplied on short notice. Dredging experts and Speculators convoyed to all parts of the district on receipt of wires. Special vehicles will bo provided for private parties to Reefton. Theatrical Companvs liberally treated. MALLOY & CO, Proprietors PORT OF GREYMOUTH. NOTICE is hereby given that the GREYMOUTH HARBOR BOARD has REDUCED the TOWAGE RATE of sailing vessels to 1/- a ton on the registered tonnage, in and out, minimum charge £5. ALL CARGO FREE. THOMAS ALLEN, Secretary arbor Board Qfik§, Greymouth, Ton February 1896.