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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 1 August 1901, Page 3

QPERA HOUSE, GREYMOUTH. SATURDAY AND MONDAY, AUGUST 3ed and sth. A chance of witnessing FERRY, THE HUMAN FEOG. The man who has set the civilised world talking, and the medical profession guessing, in his weirdly, mysterious Frog Aet. Audiences charmed. Audiences spell-bound with delight and wonder. His Company of Ladies and Gentlemen include Miss Millie Besteto (dainty comedienne), Mr Harry Stanley (eccentric English comic-singer), Miss Lilian James (accompanist and soloist); also “ The Passion Play.” Mr Ferry appears at 8 40. Prices—3s, 2s, and Is. A PLAIN AND FANCY DRESS ...BALL... In aid of the No Town Cricket Club WILL DE HELD IN THE Good Templar’s Ha‘l, No Town, on Friday Evening, August 2nd, 1901. Admission—Double tickets os; gallery, 2s. —J. MALONE, Hon. Sec, OPERA HOUSE, GREYMOUTH. WEDNESDAY, 7th AUGUST. THE GREYMOUTH ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINERS will give one of their Popular Concerts on the above date. For further particulars see programme to be published shortly. Proceeds in connection with “The Manse Building Fund.” GEO. T. MOSS, Musical Director, CHAS. WEST, Secretary. WANTED. —A smart BOY at once. Gilbert Bros., jewellers and watchmakers, next Gilmer Hotel, Tainui street. LOST.-CHEQUE 706, Greymouth Harbor Board. Payment stopped. Finder return Star office. WANTED, —By G. Burton, Mawhe* raiti mill, a T AIDER-OUT. Apply G. Perotti, or at the mill. JUST LANDED.—A Large variety of SEED POTATOES. Rowe and Truscott, Tainui street, Greymouth. OWE AND TRUSCOTT have on hand.—Prime >ac f «r.j . Butter,Bacon and Cheese. TO ARRIVE.—NEW SEEDS, Yege table and flower. Row's and Truscott, Seed Merchants, Greymouth. ANTED.—A BOY. Apply Hanwkll Williams, chemist, .Mawhera Quay. WANTED AT ONCE.—A Smart WAITRESS or Good WAITER. Good wages. Apply office of this paper. FOR SALE.—COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL, Dillmans. Immediate possession can be given. Apply on premises, or to F. W, Keddell, Greymouth.

TRY M. M’Donnell for Teas. Agent ; for the famous Eringalla Broken Orange Peko and Koo Choo Teas. T-e 1 best will go further than any other. - 1 FOR pains in the joints, rheumatism, sore legs, or any rash in the skin, use HOMEOPATHIC OINTMENT. Obtainable from Mr. Dixon, Greymouth, and Mrs. Rankin, Reefton. JUST ARRIVED.;—SO cases Morning Dew and 3 star Whisky ; also 25 cases of Usher's Special Reserve. M. MTJonnell, Wine and Spirit Merchant. 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. \ .YES MARGARET HUTCHISON Vi of Brunner, returns her sincere and heartfelt thanks to the kind friends for their assistance and sympathy during her late bereavement. TO LET —Most convenient OFFICES, . central position. Apply —Stab office. OTEL, COUNTRY, FOR SALE.— ; Leasehold and Furniture £1,200. Commercial and Coach House. Particu- . lars to bona fide purchasers. —Eoss-W eie , and Co., Mawhera Chambers, Greymouth. HOTEL, country, 7 years’ lease, £2 per week. Stock and Furniture at Valuation; about £2oo.— Eoss-Weie and Co. WANTED.— HOUSEMAID and WAITRESS, GENERAL SERVANTS for town and country hotels.— Eoss-Weie and Co., Mawhera Chambers, Greymouth. S“f' 1 E have purchasers for HOTEL VV LEASES in town. — Ross-Weie and Co. BOROUGH OF GREYMOUTH. ALBERT STREET CLOSED. PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby H iyen that Albert Street at Hospital Street crossing is closed during diain construction. By Order, E. I. LORD, Borough Engineer. Greymouth, August Ist, 1901. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the District Court of Westland, ho’.den at Greymouth. In the matter of “ The Bankruptcy Act, 1882” AND In the rnattey of MAX ALEXANDER KORFF, of Ashburton, Engineer, a Bankrupt. NOTICE is hereby given that I, Max Alexander Kotff, of Ashburton, Engineer, a Bankrupt, intend to apply to the District Court of Wes land to be holden at Greymouth, on Friday, the Sixteenth day of August, 1901, at ten o’clock in the forenoon for my Order of Discharge under the above-mentioned Act. Dated this first day of August. 1901. GDINNESS AND KITOHINGHAM, Solicitors for Bankrupt. [established, 1863 J THE AMERICAN CARRIAGE FACTORY, Gebymouth ROBEB T YINS EN. ■ COACHBUILDEF, WHEELWRIGHT, AND . GENERAL SMITH. HAVING added greatly to his plant, is n ;w in a position to turn out in the very best stylo and workmanship, Coaches, Buggies, Carriages, Wagonettes, Expresses, Spring and Tip Carts, Wagons* • &c , &o. Only first-class materials used. Estimates and designs furnished. DREDGING WORK A SPECIALITY-