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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 24 July 1901, Page 4

“All that glitters is not gold,” A proverb old and true, Neither is a cough or cold, What it appears to you. Do not treat it lightly, for ‘Tis better to be sure, That you sutler never more, Got Woods’ Great Peppermint

Cure, WADE’S TEETHING POWDERS for babies are soothing, reduce fever and prevent blotches. Price 1/WADE’S WORM PIGS are more effective and not unpleasant; most children thrive after taking them. Price 1/Yon can make a large saving by purchasing your drapery from T. Y* . Tymons and Co., and judge before buying elsewhere.—Advt.

T. W. Tymons and Co., having disposed of their business, respectfully ask that the accounts owing to them be settled during this month.— Advt. T. AY. Tymons and Co. are now offering great bargains in blankets, carpets, curtains, etc. — Advt. Notice to Ladies. —A small shipment of up-to-date ladies’ fawn jackets, sac back mackintoshes, and black straw sailor bats lias just been opened at T. AY. Tymons and Co. Inspection invited. —Advt. Having secured the services of a lady who has gained her experience in some of the best houses in Melbourne, Messrs AlTvay and Son have much pleasure in drawing attention *o their millinery department, which is now one of the most complete in Greymouth. AA r e guarantee all orders entrusted to this department will give satisfaction. A complete stock of Mackintoshes, Jackets, Capes, Undercloths and Corsets just to hand. — Advt,

All Rim Down No Appetite, Wssk, Discouraged. Warm climates always debilitalo the nervous system. The digestion is slow, and the liver becomes sluggish. Impurities in tho blood accumulate, and you go about downhearted and depressed. Ail this may bo quickly changed with proper treatment. yirs. 0. Kennedy, of 2(3 Erskine St., Korth Melbourne, Victoria, sends us her photograph and this letter 1 m ■V. m “ I bad lost inv appetite, "'as very weak, and U; run down. 'Kothinj? did mo good, una - *v;is discouraged. X then tried Is issj i ’k § I md it bronjsrht mo right up to my usual health iad strength. And I want to add a word here iliont Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. It has cured of Buck hard coughs and colds tint I feel 1 could not do without it. For family rcmc.lies I rely on that word, 1 Ayer’s.’ ” Keep your howeis in good condition with Ayer’s Fills. Take j list enough to produce one good jiroo movement of tho howeis daily. Prepared by hr. J. C. Aver Co., Lot.vJJ, Maes., 1). S. A

ULYRE S 9 CHINESE LAUNDRY GLAZE Gives a beautiful ivory GLOSS to ail Starched Linen. Ironing is a pleasure with it. Sold by ail Storekeepers. ' Wholesale —Kempthorne Prosser Co. JEST ARRIVED.—SO cases Morning Dew and 3 star Whisky ; also 25 cases of Usher’s Special Reserve. M. M‘Donnell, Wine and Spirit Merchant. THE NOVELTY GOLD SAYING TABLES. fin dONES, the patentee of the 1 , Novelty Gold Saving Tables, is now prepared to erect, and grant licenses to Dredging or Sluicing Companys for the use of his patent, a plan of which can be seen erected on the Grey River Company’s dredge. For plans urd specifications apply to T Jones, Bevington’s Hotel, Greymouth. TERMS EASY GREYMOUTH HARBOR WORKS. NOTICE is hereby given that the Bridge at the entrance to lagoon oh south side of Grey River will be CLOSED to traffic from this date until necessary repairs are completed, of which duo notice will be given. Bv Order, ' THOMAS ALLEN. Secretary. Greymouth Harbor Board Office, Greymouth, 9th March, 1901.

TO DREDGING COMPANIES. DAVIS’S Patent Automatic Extend ing GRAB HOOKS may be obtained through— CUTTEN BROS., - Consulting Engineers. “ Westpoet,' June oth, 1901. “ To Mr William Davis, — “ Deak Sik, —I have pleasure in stating that I have inspected your patent attachment to the ladders and buckets of mining dredges, and working on the automatic principle I consider a most valuable acquisition to the mining industry, and will save at least 10 per cent of the working cost in tight ground. “ Edmund W. Butlek, C.E., “Mining Engineer, Reefton.” KOOLIBAH relieves all pains. Best i remedy for unbroken chilblains i relieves instantly. 2/- everywhere i

PUBLIC NOTICE. R. WILLIAM O’KANE bogs to announce that ho has RETIRED from business as BAKER PASTRYCOOK, and CONFECTIONER, which he has carried on for the last 25 years, and in doing so heartily thanks tin inhabitants of Grcymouth a-.d its vicinity for the support accorded him. His successors are Messrs Quinlan and Blanehfield, who he is certain will give every satisfaction to those who may honor them with their patronage.

MESSRS QUINLAN AND BLANCHFIELD. in taking over the business of Mr. O’Kane brg 10 solicit a continuance of that support so generously extended to him, and beg to assure their customers that nothing will bo left undone on their part to merit it. QUINLAN AND BLANCHFIELD. Qreymouth, April 24th, 1901.