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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 27 July 1901, Page 4

Weak Children A 3ickiv Child Made Strong. V-,\s know you will bo groat!y interested in this testimonial. It toils you how you can make your sickly child robust and hearty. Mrs. A. Lawrence, of Bowden, South Australia, sends us this picture of her child, with the following letter: -TV ** V W/7, wf. m wwmk\ !pisi» "■MI M)" iin “My child, now four years old, was always delicate, and medicine did him no good. A friend told me to try I did so. and you would have boon astonished to notice the prompt c hange. All my friends say it was simply wonderful. Only four bottles made my weak and sickly child strong and healthv. I v.ant to urge all mothers who have delicate children to try this tonic.” Ayer’s Villa are the best liver pills you can buy". They cure constipation, biliousness. Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co., Lowell, I ,U.S. A. PUBLIC NOTICE. ME. WILLIAM O’KANE bogs to announce that he has RETIRED from business as BAKER PASTE COOK, and CONFECTIONER, which he has carried on for the last 25 years, and in doing so heartily thanks thi inhabitants of Greymouth and its vicinity for the support accorded him. His successors are Messrs Quinlan and Blanchfield, 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’Kano beg to 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 BLANCHPIELD. Greym mth, April 24th, 1901. JUST ARRIVED,—2I Boxes of Prime Fresh, and Salt Butter, also a large stock of Haras and Bacon, the best that can be procured. M, M’Donnell, Wine and Spirit Merchant. G. W. Moss & Co ESTABLISHED 1865. George William Moss. George Thomas Moss. AUCTIONEERS,

Stock and Cattle Salesmen, Valuators, House, Land, Estate. Mining, Customs and General Commission Agents, Tainui Stbeet, Gbetmouth, FOB SALE. Properties in all parts of the District. FREEHOLD Sections Shakespeare, High and Cowper streets ; also splendid building allotments, Marsden Iload LEASED. <LD SECTION, Tainui Street with commodious 7 roomed cottage thereon. LEASEHOLD SECTION, Turumaha Street, with comfortable 7 roomed cottage. LEASEHOLD SECTION, corner of Alexaud. r 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 comfort able 6 roomed cottage (recently built) thereon. TWO i acre Freehold Sections, Cowper and High Streets. Best building sites available. (All cleared, fenced and drained.) 3 a acre SECTIONS leasehold, with fi-roomed Dwelling, Stables, and Omhouses, Cobdon. Splendid position. ALL that piece of LAND, situate in the District of Grey, containing by admeasurement four acres (more or less), being part of Rural Section No. 1111. All that piece of LAND, containing by admeasurement 2 roods 11 perches, being sectioirs 23(5, 237, 238, 239, situate at Boundary and Swanson streets. LEASEHOLD SECTION, “ The Terrace,” Tainui street, with comfortable dwelling of 9 rooms erected thereon.

Splendid i Acre Building SECTION, High street. Wo 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. £5,000 to lend on approved Freehold and Leasehold Properties, Market values given for Wool, Tallow, Hides and Skins. Consignments of Produce by every bteamer. CHAFF & OATS A SPECIALITY. MESSRS G. W MOSS AND C 0.,, in conjunction with Mr. Walter Edward Church, of Stillwater, have been appointed sole agents for the celebrated “ Waldemar ” Pianos for Greymouth, Hokitika and Reefton districts. As we j import direct from the Factory to Greymouth we are prepared to sell ttieso 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 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’s practical and experienced man is our Mr. G. T. Moss who will bo 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, Reefton, from whom catalogues and all particulars can be obtained. We are also pr. pared to import any instrument required upon being supplied with particulars and makers. CL W. Moss & Go., AD Cl lON E ERS, TAINUI STREET, GREYMOUTHTELEPHONE OFFICE 18 PEIVATE HOOSB, 88. P 0. Box'No. 18,