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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 23 July 1901, Page 3

SALE OP LEASEHOLDS. SAT DELAY 27th JULY, 1901, At 2 o’clock p.m., At Auction Eooms. W. MOSS AND CO. VJT, by direction of the Public Trustee, will sell by public aution at theii rooms as above The right to lease for 21 years sundrj sections (both business and residential) in the best part of the town of Greyraouth. Conditions of sale and full particulars, including upset rentals and valuation improvements may be obtained from the auctioneers, or Public Trust Office. G. W. MOSS & CO., Auctioneers. /"\PEEA HOUSE, GEEYMOUTH WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th. -LECTURE— By His Lordship Bishop Grimes. “MAEVELS OP VENICE AND DISENTOMBED POMPEII,” With Limelight Illustrations. Seats—2/-. Doors open at 7 30; commence at 8 o’clock. TRINITY SCHOOLROOM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24th. The annual meeting of Parishioners of Trinity Church will be held in the Schoolroom TO-MORROW EVENING at 8 o’clock. Business : Receiving Annual Report and Balance Sheet. Election of Church Officers Music and Refreshments. Admission Free. Only adults expected.

Jg- AYE’S HALL, TAYLORVILLE. ' SATURDAY, 27th JULY, 1901. Operetta “CINDERELLA” by Graymouth Performers, For St. Saviour’s Church Fund. Admission—2/- and 1/-. Doors open at 7 30, commencing at 8 o’clock sharp. W ANTED.—A good GIRL ‘for hotel. One who has been in bar preferred. Apply Stab Offiok., TRY M. M'Donnell for Teas. Agent 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. JUST 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 RECEIVEDA small consignment of FURS. Come and secure your pick: they are going fast. —W. McKay & Son. WANTED KNOWN that we land WALDEMER PIANOS in Greymouth at FORTY-SEVEN GUINEAS—usuaI price fifty-five. The best make English and German Pianos at same low. rates. Coller and Co, Importers, Wanganui. H. Jolly, Agent, Hokitika. CARTAGE OP COAL. TENDERS are invited for the CARTAGE OP COAL from the No Town Station to the' Ruby Creek Company’s dredge. Particulars can be obtained from the dredge-master at the dredge. Tenders close on SATURDAY, 27th JULY, at the office of this paper. TENDERS. rjIENDEES will be received at my I office, Midland Chambers, where drawings and specifications may be seen, until 4 p m on TUESDAY, JULY 30th, for the erection of premises in Greymouth for Messrs Hilderbrand & Co. H. W. YOUNG, Architect. Greymouth, July 20th, 1901. NEW ZEALAND ACCIDENT IN SURANCE COMPANY. THE WORKERS^COMPENSATION ACT, 1901, INVOLVES Employers in the following. Liability, payable by them for personal injuries caused by Accident, “ arising out of and in course of Employment,” viz:— For FATAL ACCIDENT— Three Years Wages. Minimum Liability £200; maximum £4OO. For TOTAL or PARTIAL DISABLEMENT— (After the Second Week) —Compensation at the rate of Half Wages, such payment not to exceed £2 per week, up to an aggregate £3OO. In addition to the above Employers are liable under The Employers Liability Acts, viz—Death up to 3 years’ wages ; maximum £SOO. Disablement, full wages and damages up to a sum equal to 3 years wages; maximum £SOO. Also Compensation or Damages under The Common Law, thus —Employers will now be practically LIABLE for all Accidents. The owner or employer is also liable to the Employees of Contractors or sub-contractors.

No receipts are valid unless they are on the printed office form of the Company, For Rates apply to G. S. CRAY & CO., District Agents, Greymouth. A WELCOME TO OUR RETURNED SOLDIERS. Hail! Soldiers of our Empire, and Welcome, thrice Welcome to your “ Home Outspanning. ’ SIDE by side with the brave and Gallant Irish, the dogged English and invincible Scot, the well-knit, broad shouldered, thews, sinews, and brains of New Zealand, nobly fought, conquered or died for Queen, (of blessed memory) country, and freedom, even for the “ Stranger within the Gates.” The heroic exploits of yourself and comrades re-open the flood gates of memory and wo can picture our Soldiers again fighting on India’s and Burman’s arid plains, or struggling through the dense jungles of “Afric’s golden strand,” helping like yourselves to weld the inseverable chain that binds with links of love and affection the Unity of the Empire, great, glorious, and free, and over which rules GOOD KING EDWARD. Soldiers of our Empire—Welcome home once again—thrice welcome ! WILLIAM DALY REVINGTON. Greymouth, 19th July, 1901,