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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 18 July 1901, Page 3

The many friends of Miss Tarrant will reget to learn that word was received in town to-day conveying the sad news of her death at Sydney. The deceased lady was well-known on the Coast and had earned quite a reputation in musical circles.

For continuation of news see fourth page SALE OF LEASEHOLDS. SATURDAY 27th JULY, 1901, W. MOSS AND CO., by direction of the Public Trustee, will sell by public aution at their rooms as above The right to lease for 21 years sundry sections (both business and residential) in the best part of the town of Greymouth. Conditions of sale and full particulars, including upset rentals and valuation improvements may be obtained from the auctioneers, or Public Trust Office. WANTED.— A BOY' that is accustomed to driving horses, and can make himself useful. Good home. Apply— E. A. WICKES, Richmond Quay, BLANKETS, BLANKETS, Coloured Blankets from 6/6. White Blankets from 8/3. Immense stock to choose from at W. M‘Kat and Sons. JUST ARRIVED.—SO cases Morning Dew and 3 star Whisky ; also 25 cases of Usher’s Special Reserve. M. M'DoNNEiit, Wine and Spirit Merchant. rpEY M. M'Donnell for Teas. Agent JL for the famous Eringalla Broken Orange Peko and Koo Choo Teas. The best will go further than any other. MM’DONNELL has on hand. —D. , and T. M’Cullum’s Perfection, Whisky, guaranteed 20 years old, also an assorted stock, of Wines, Spirits, Ale and Stout. UST ARRIVED,—2I Boxes of Prime Fresh, and Salt Butter, also a large stock of Hams and Bacon, the best that can be procured. M, M’Donnell, Wine and Spirit Merchant. JUST RECEIVED : —A small consignment of FURS. Come and secure your pick: they are going fast. —W, McKay & Son. UNBROKEN CHILBLAINS are instantly relieved by Loasby’s KOOLIBAH. Cures with 2 or 3 applications. 2/- everywhere. At 2 o’clock p.m., At Auction Rooms. G. W, MOSS & CO.. 0 06 OW ty Auctioneers. \ TRINITY CHURCH LITERARY AND DEBATING SOCIETY.

THE above Society meets THIS EVENING at 8 p.m. in the Schoolroom. Subject:—“ Impromptu Speeches.” Visitors cordially invited. J. J. ROGERS, Secretary.