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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 25 May 1901, Page 4

Losing your hair ? Do you bring out a combful each morning ? Has it lost its natural brightness ? Is it beginning to look faded and dead ? Do you like this condition of things ? Certainly not. Then stop this falling of the hair at once. Stop it before your hair is thin, short, and lifeless. Make your hair beautiful, glossy, silky, abundant. OSI i| © Mia !s a Hair Food. When your hair is well nourished it docs not como out. ’Tis weak hair, starved hair, that falls._ It’s just so with thiu hair, short hair, rough hair. Such hair needs feeding. This is why Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops falling of tho hair. If your hair is gray, and you don t care'to look at thirty as if you were sixty, then you should use Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It always restores color to gray hah-, all tho dark, rich, beautiful color it had when you were young. Prepared by Br. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass. U S. A STILLWATER SCHOOL COM MITTEE. A Social and Ball. In aid of the above fund, will be held in the SCHOOLROOM (STILLWATER.) ON FRIDAY, MAY 31st. Commence 8 o’clock. Admission to Social and Ball 3/W. SHANNAHAN, Hon. See.

GREY COUNTY COUNCIL.

BITTEN TENDERS are invited and will be received at County Chambers, Greymouth, up to 12 o’clock NOON on WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th., 1901, for the following works: — 1. Construction of Paroa-Teremakau road. Section No. 14. 2. Construction of foot bridge over Waimea Creek. Tenders to be marked on outside of envelope with the name of the work tendered for, and addressed to the County Chairman. Plans and specifications can be seen for No 2at post office, Maori Gully; and for both works at County Chambers,.Greymouth, JOHN HIGGINS, County Engineer. County Chambers, Greymouth, 23rd May, 1901.

G-. W. Moss & Go

ESTABLISHED 1865. George William Moss. George Thomas Moss. AUCTIONEERS,

Stock and Cattle Salesmen, ¥alua tors, House, Land, Estate. Mining, Customs and General Commission Agents, Tainux Stbeet, Gbeymoxtth,

Weekly Stock Sales held at our Yards Preston Eoad, Greymouth, & Arahura alternately. AGENCIES—The New Zealand Fire and Marine and Insurance Company, The London and Lancashire Fire Insurance Company, The Wellington Steam Packet Company, Cassidy & Co, Eoyal Mail Line of Coaches from Greymouth to Christchurch, the cele-

brated “Waldemar” Pianos. Those desirous of selling or buying Property should communicate with us and they will find careful attention to business, and prompt account 'sales our “ motto.”

FOR SALE. Properties in all parts of the District. FREEHOLD Sections Shakespeare, High and Cowper streets ; also splendid building allotments, Marsden Eo ad LEASEHOLD SECTION, Tainui Street with commodious 7 roomed cottage

thereon, LEASEHOLD SECTION, Turumaha Street, with comfortable 7 roomed cottage. , LEASEHOLD SECTION, corner of Alexander and Thompson streets with 8 roomed cottage (in splendid repair) erected thereon. LEASEHOLD SECTIONS “ The Ter race ” Alexander Street,' with two comfortable dwellings erected thereon (splendid tenants) “ a really good investment.” FREEHOLD SECTION off Shakespeare Street with comfortable 6 roomed cottage (recently built) thereon. LEASEHOLD PROPERTY Mackay St. 66 feet by a depth of 200 feet. “A splendid business site. TWO i acre Freehold Sections, Cowper and High Streets. Best building sites available. (All cleared, fenced and drained.) We are prepared to find the bulk of the purchase money (if required) at reasonable rate of interest. Liberal advances made on consign ments placed in our hands for sale. j£5,000 to lend on approved Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Market values given for Wool, Tallow, Hides and Skins.

Consignments of Produce by every Steamer. CHAFF & OATS A SPECIALITY. MESSRS G. W. MOSS AND CO., in conjunction with Mr. Walter Edward Church, of Stillwater, have been appointed sole agents for the celebrated “ Waldemar ” Pianos for Groymouth, Hokitika and Reefton districts. As we import direct from the Factory to Greymouth we are prepared to sell these firstclass instruments at bed rock prices, either for cash or time payments to suit purchasers. We have placed a considerable number of these instruments during the last two years and they have given the greatest satisfaction, being specially j suited for the West Coast climate.

A good piano lasts a lifetime and in buying an instrument see that you get a practical man to choose one for you, and Greymouth’a practical and experienced man is our Mr. G. T. Moss who will be pleased to suit purchasers. Instruments on view at G. W. Moss and Co’s rooms, Greymouth, W. E. Church’s store, Stillwater, and B. Grange’s shop, Keefton, from whom catalogues and all particulars can be obtained.

Q/~v WALDEMAR PIANOS landvCl\J ing at end of April ex Paparoa from London. We are also prepared to import any instrument required upon being supplied with particulars and makers. G. W. Moss & Co., AUCTIONEERS. TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTHTELEPHONE OFFICE 18 PEXVATB HOOSfey 88. P 0. Box No. 18,